What albums did you listen to today?

Tuesday:

Meltdowner wrote: ^ What do you think of The Lost Trident Sessions? I never heard that one

Much prefer it to Between Nothingness & Eternity, which has live versions of three of the tracks on TLTS. A must for MO fans, IMO.

Tanz der Lemminge by Amon Duul II

I enjoy it more and more every time I hear it.

Meltdowner wrote: ^ Hi! Haven't seen you here in a while. I hope you're well. Only know that Tim Bowness album from your list and I really liked that one. Now: ELP -Trilogy

Hey Sam! Yeah, work has been consuming me of late. Got a new job and its long hrs with a pretty physical duty to it. But, the beautiful thing is that as human beings we can adapt. :)
I am feeling much better with greater energy levels thanks in large part to some great Prog!

The Orb--Metallic Spheres. ( I like this one a lot. The bass extension is so clean and wildly thick! Beautiful recording, but the only thing I don't like is the vockills. Gilmour doesn't nail it here, but thankfully they are very sparse.)
Yes---Keys To Acension ( disc 2. Great 1996 live album. Loving this boxset. My god Anderson can sing. )
Threshold--Wonded Land ( I urge many here to give this a serious listen. It is such a strong debut album. )
Devin Townsend--Biomech (Ocean Machine)-- has its highs and lows, but mostly highs. Last 4 tracks are brilliant. Also, gearing up for Ziltoid 2!!! )
Arena--The Rapture (live album from 20111/2012 tour) disc 2 only ( Arena are making a real push to be one of my top 5 favourite bands that I cannot simply live without. ;)

Guillaume Perret & The Electric Epic - Open Me 

^ I'll have to wait until monday
Preparing yourself for the final poll?

Today:
Kansas - Monolith (The band clearly in decline, it was fun while it lasted )
IQ - Dark Matter (Best IQ album I listened so far and I read the next one is better)
La Maschera Di Cera - Il Grande Labirinto (Another amazing album )
Earth Wind & Fire - All 'n All

^ I think it's still a decent album and the rating is correct (it's a bit worse than Masque) but the difference is that I can imagine what path will they lead and it's not a very prog one. I will listen to the next album to see if my suspitions are correct.

Nektar - A Tab in the Ocean
Steve Roach - Structures From Silence (Really liked that one, it has such an hypnotic power. The title track sounds like an electronic ocean: he explores the soundscape and ocasionally comes back with a motif, just like the crushing waves )
Agitation Free - Malesch (Midle-Eastern Floyd? )
Mahavishnu Orchestra - The Lost Trident Sessions (It surely deserves a place with their classic albums)
Moonspell - Irreligious

If you're a Kansas fan (I would consider anyone who gives an attentive ear to anything beyond Leftoverture and Point of Know Return), Monolith is worth your time.  Not even close to their best, but I would consider it a 3  star album for fans.  I digress from the topic at hand.