What albums did you listen to today?

Meltdowner wrote: Sagichim wrote: Sam I'm so glad you checked that one out and also liked it, it's such a shame not having more people checking out this incredible band since they are so progressive, innovative and such amazing musicians. Actually this album is quite one of a kind, please check out their previous album The American Standard, it's much more on the rockier side than on the experimental but still very very progy, man these guys can play!! Ok so today... Modry Efekt - Coniunctio Kaukasus - I Seven Impale - City Of The Sun Panna Fredda - Uno Lizards Exist - S/T Goblin - Roller Cabezas De Cera - S/T I will, thanks  What do you think of that Modry Efekt album? Spinning the Lizards again, I see

^ if you start your Czechoslovakian jazz fusion journey with the Coinuncio, it should eventually lead your inquisitive mind to Jazz-Q and Energit, and hopefully to Jiri Stivin .. I wonder how you would classify this kind of music (other than incredible ): 

Genesis - SEBTP
Jethro Tull - TAAB
Animals as Leaders - Weightless
Between Buried and Me - Colors
iamthemorning - Belighted

Sunday:

Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote: Last two days: Michael Bruckner - "R" is for Rocket, "S" is for Space Jethro Tull - A Passion Play Vangelis - The City (a very cool 1990 album by the artist) Van der Graaf Generator - Pawn Hearts Roxy Music - s/t Catapilla - s/t Neal Morse - Songs From November Jazzcomputer.org - Life - Unfolding Ishq - Autumn Light Cousin Silas - The Sounds of Silas Wall of Ambient Sound (a 3 disc 2014 ambient/electronic music retrospective, absolutely sublime selections) Sam, that `Yasumu' album by the Alpha Wave Movement sounds great, it's one of the CD's I've got on the way any day now. Very ambient and delicate music on that one, really lovely stuff.

You say that Vangelis album is cool? I know someone who's selling that one and it's not very easy to find around here, I think I'll buy it

How was Pawn Hearts this time?

Yes, 'Yasumu' flows very nicely, I liked the soft tubular bells: it reminds me of a video game soundtrack, but I can't figure out which one

Today:
Ozric Tentacles - Strangeitude (This album is great! )
Modrý Efekt - Coniunctio (Very good album Sagi, really crazy but a kind of crazy I enjoy. How did they ended up making symphonic stuff? )
Ad Maiora - s/t (It is really good, but I bit lengthy)
Wendy Carlos - A Clockwork Orange (A mix of psychedelic electronic music and silly classical music covers with synths, it sounds a bit like some Mort Garson music )

In memory of Eddy Marron, I am playing Giger Lenz Marron-Where The Hammer Hangs

Meltdowner wrote: You say that Vangelis album is cool? I know someone who's selling that one and it's not very easy to find around here, I think I'll buy it How was Pawn Hearts this time? Yes, 'Yasumu' flows very nicely, I liked the soft tubular bells: it reminds me of a video game soundtrack, but I can't figure out which one

`The City' is definitely worth it, Sam, I'm as surprised as you! It's got a sleek synth, urban, almost industrial sound to it, with some nice tasteful synth-pop moments too. Octopus-4 wrote a really good review of it, and I agree with him! I got it for $7.50 Aus.

Meh, I chucked in `Pawn Hearts' before I got all the way throught it! The curse of VdGG strikes me again this time! Told you I have a very love/hate relationship with that band!

Sagichim wrote: Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote: Roxy Music - s/t Catapilla - s/t Michael just have a  on that first Roxy album, I love that one! But hey what do you think of that Catapilla debut? and do you know their second one??

Yep, the first Roxy is pretty special to me....although I honestly believe they never made a truly bad studio album (OK, `Flesh and Blood' comes close, but it's still just a decent pop album)

I've had a double CD reissue of both of the Catapilla albums for a while now, but so far I've only played the debut. I really dig it, the playing is so cool, and while the girl has a great voice and plenty of character, she's also utterly exhausting!

Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote: Sagichim wrote: Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote: Roxy Music - s/t Catapilla - s/t Michael just have a  on that first Roxy album, I love that one! But hey what do you think of that Catapilla debut? and do you know their second one?? Yep, the first Roxy is pretty special to me....although I honestly believe they never made a truly bad studio album (OK, `Flesh and Blood' comes close, but it's still just a decent pop album) I've had a double CD reissue of both of the Catapilla albums for a while now, but so far I've only played the debut. I really dig it, the playing is so cool, and while the girl has a great voice and plenty of character, she's also utterly exhausting!