What albums did you listen to today?

Magenta - revolutions
Djam Caret - The Devouring
Terpandre - S/T
Amenophis - S/T
Zomby Woof - Riding On A Tear
Samla Mammas Manna - Maltid
Distillerie Di Malto - Suono
Dredg - El Cielo
Alan Parsons Project - I Robot

Sagichim wrote: Terpandre - S/T

More people need to know about this lovely one, my friend! I've listened to it every few weeks for probably about ten years now, picked up the CD of it back then. Just a terrific Mellotron-loadad romantic instrumental beauty! Pretty sure I reviewed it somewhere along the way too?

Edited by Aussie-Byrd-Brother - April 17 2014 at 02:00

Thanks, Dave! I already have `Sacrilegeum' from many years ago, so I think I have a slight idea of what to expect! You're totally right, Devil Doll's music is utterly deranged and the albums head in all sorts of directions! I'm up for a dark challenge!

Guldbamsen wrote: ^Damn Sagi, how early do you wake up? Nice list though. Really starting to enjoy Dredg's El Cielo and that's saying something. I absolutely loathed the album when I first heard it. Me. I've only spun 2 albums today, and I was up before 8.... My Bloody Valentine - Loveless Steve Moore - Light Echoes

Actually I do wake up quite early because of the two midgets living with me and think that I'm on this planet to amuse them But gladly I'm listening on my way to work and back and sometimes during work But I'm not like Michael who gets paid to listen to music, the more albums he listens to the richer he gets!

About Dredg I had the opposite impression, at first I really liked it (and bought even two more) but now it was just good.


Edited by Sagichim - April 17 2014 at 02:26

Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote: Sagichim wrote: Terpandre - S/T More people need to know about this lovely one, my friend! I've listened to it every few weeks for probably about ten years now, picked up the CD of it back then. Just a terrific Mellotron-loadad romantic instrumental beauty! Pretty sure I reviewed it somewhere along the way too?

That's a great little album, and yes I remember you were the only one I saw reviewing it 

Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote: Sagichim wrote: Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote: Sagichim wrote: Terpandre - S/T More people need to know about this lovely one, my friend! I've listened to it every few weeks for probably about ten years now, picked up the CD of it back then. Just a terrific Mellotron-loadad romantic instrumental beauty! Pretty sure I reviewed it somewhere along the way too? That's a great little album, and yes I remember you were the only one I saw reviewing it  Better get on to that yourself, my friend, spread the good word! Or rather, music, because it's fully instrumental! Wasn't it from the early 80's? Definitely a high point in prog for that decade if so. Very easy album to listen to, never too heavy but never too bland either, like the bowl of porridge that was just right!

It's from 81' the best year for prog in the eighties.

^ Sounds good. And welcome to PA. 

Thursday 17th April 2014:

An all vintage, all Italian night!

Latte e Miele - Passio Secundum Mattheum
Entity - Il Falso Centro
Fem Prog Band - Epsilon
Banco del Mutuo Soccorso - S/t
Cherry Five - S/t
P.F.M - Chocolate Kings, Per Un Amico.
Le Orme - Collage
L'Uovo di Colombo - s/t
Panno Fredda - Uno

(although I will be cheating on the way home and listening to Mahavishnu Orchestras `Inner Mounting Flame'!

Meltdowner, that's a lovely Santana band album, such a shimmering spritual beauty. I always keep a copy in the car

Sorry to read you didn't like the English version of that P.F.M album! I guess as there's nothing wrong with the originals just as they are, so why choose that version? I know I'm horrified at the thought of hearing the English version of Le Orme's `Felona e Serona' (never have, probably never will!)!

I think it was very important, though, it certainly gave them a wider reach than they otherwise would have achieved. What's your opinion on their albums a couple of years later `Chcolate Kings' and `Jetlag'?

Edited by Aussie-Byrd-Brother - April 17 2014 at 07:56

Captain Beefheart - Doc at the Radar Station
Captain Beefheart - Ice Cream for Crows
The Residents - Meet the Residents
The Residents - WB:RMX
The Residents - Coochie Brake

Entity - Il Falso Centro (thanks for talking about it, it's a really good album )
John Wesley - Disconnect

Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote: Thursday 17th April 2014: Meltdowner, that's a lovely Santana band album, such a shimmering spritual beauty. I always keep a copy in the car Sorry to read you didn't like the English version of that P.F.M album! I guess as there's nothing wrong with the originals just as they are, so why choose that version? I know I'm horrified at the thought of hearing the English version of Le Orme's `Felona e Serona' (never have, probably never will!)! I think it was very important, though, it certainly gave them a wider reach than they otherwise would have achieved. What's your opinion on their albums a couple of years later `Chcolate Kings' and `Jetlag'?

I saw Santana's album on the top Jazz Rock/Fusion albums and I was curious to listen to it: it's very different from the songs I knew from him, this album is so much better

The only P.F.M albums I listened are Storia Di Un Minuto, Per Un Amico and L'Isola Di Niente, but I listened to the first two a lot and my subconscious was expecting Italian but it was bad English instead: I understand the original lyrics better than the English ones and I don't speak Italian
Maybe I will like "Chocolate King" and "Jetlag" better because there's no Italian version.