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Jean-Michel Jarre - Oxygene 7-13 SBB - Memento z banalnym ryptykiem Heroin In Tahiti - Sun & Violence (Great album David, very original work ) Guilherme da Luz - Multidimensional Possibility (A Portuguese ambiental electronic artist. I'll have to check more albums from him on Bandcamp ) Tσ Neto - Lαctea (It seems that there was a Jarre-like electronic artist here in the 80's. Since it was the 80's it has plenty of Roland TR's beats in it )
Hey I missed this but I'm glad you enjoyed it Samuel. Definitely a grower for me. Every time I put it on I'm instantly flown straight down to the Aegian sea picturing those turquoise blue waters shimmering away in the sunlight. It is also a very pleasant album to listen to late at night, when it feels like the rest of the world is sleeping.
Oh and Guilhierme da Luz is noted;)
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^ Funny, I imagined the sea, but it was a cloudy day. I guess I didn't find the positive vibe you mentioned, but some kind of coldness (certainly not in a bad way). We all feel the same music in different ways, I think I picture a lovely beach when I listen to Can though, the waving ocean and a hot sunny day. I can almost feel the ocean breeze
Yesterday: Pentacle - La Clef des Songes Nemesis - Xenopus Delirium - Dolce Acqua Ange - Par Les Fils Des Mandrin
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Last few days, checked out some more albums for the ongoing poll series (all new to me except for the OT, IQ and Atheist ones) (* indicates favourites):
Pain of Salvation - Be *
Ozric Tentacles - Jurassic Shift *
Pure Reason Revolution - The Dark Third
Mike Keneally - Dancing
IQ - Frequency
Muse - Absolution
Jack o' the Clock - All My Friends
Thank You Scientist - Maps of Non-Existent Places
Neal Morse - ?
Symphony X - The Divine Wings of Tragedy
Sanhedrin - Ever After *
Russian Circles - Enter *
Atheist - Elements
So, it's been a rough few days , not much I've found interesting. It can only get better from here, I thought, but I'm in the midlle of Vanden Plas' Christ 0, and no, it doesn't.
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Posted: July 05 2015 at 06:58
The Bearded Bard wrote:
Last few days, checked out some more albums for the ongoing poll series (all new to me except for the OT, IQ and Atheist ones) (* indicates favourites):
Pain of Salvation - Be *
Ozric Tentacles - Jurassic Shift *
Pure Reason Revolution - The Dark Third
Mike Keneally - Dancing
IQ - Frequency
Muse - Absolution
Jack o' the Clock - All My Friends
Thank You Scientist - Maps of Non-Existent Places
Neal Morse - ?
Symphony X - The Divine Wings of Tragedy
Sanhedrin - Ever After *
Russian Circles - Enter *
Atheist - Elements YT
So, it's been a rough few days , not much I've found interesting. It can only get better from here, I thought, but I'm in the midlle of Vanden Plas' Christ 0, and no, it doesn't.
POS with BE is a brilliant album, The Bearded Bard
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Posted: July 05 2015 at 07:07
Kati wrote:
POS with BE is a brilliant album, The Bearded Bard
Yeah, it was good. First album by them that didn't bore me to death, actually. Not exactly my prefered style of music you could say. But I think there are gems to be found in every (sub-)genre, and this is one.
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Posted: July 05 2015 at 07:12
The Bearded Bard wrote:
Kati wrote:
POS with BE is a brilliant album, The Bearded Bard
Yeah, it was good. First album by them that didn't bore me to death, actually. Not exactly my prefered style of music you could say. But I think there are gems to be found in every (sub-)genre, and this is one.
hahahaha you pest lol hahaha!!!
this is for you: Used - Pain of Salvation - Live from "Ending Themes" DVD
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this is the oddest track they ever made but I love it yay bounce, bounce happy bounce yay!!!! whoo whooo aaaahhhxxxxx bounce, bounce more bounce happy happy bounce wheehuuhummm yay! Pain of Salvation - Disco Queen (Live from Amsterdam)
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Posted: July 06 2015 at 00:12
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Posted: July 06 2015 at 07:07
Kati wrote:
The Bearded Bard wrote:
Kati wrote:
POS with BE is a brilliant album, The Bearded Bard
Yeah, it was good. First album by them that didn't bore me to death, actually. Not exactly my prefered style of music you could say. But I think there are gems to be found in every (sub-)genre, and this is one.
hahahaha you pest lol hahaha!!!
this is for you: Used - [TUBE]Pain of Salvation - Live from "Ending Themes" DVD[TUBE]
Kati wrote:
this is the oddest track they ever made but I love it yay bounce, bounce happy bounce yay!!!! whoo whooo aaaahhhxxxxx bounce, bounce more bounce happy happy bounce wheehuuhummm yay! [TUBE]Pain of Salvation - Disco Queen (Live from Amsterdam)[TUBE]
Thanks for the vids, Sonia, but no more please, I've got my dosage of PoS for a while now.
No, but seriously, the first one was quite nice, kinda liked that one, a bit. The second one, dear God, did they write that as a joke? I hope they did.
Anyway, yesterday, more exploring new stuff for the polls (* indicates favourites):
Vanden Plas - Christ 0
Discipline - Unfolded Like Staircase
Kate Bush - The Sensual World
Cheer-Accident - Fear Draws Misfortune *
MoeTar - From These Small Seeds
Shadow Gallery - s/t
Rational Diet - On Phenomena and Existences *
I got to say, finding it harder to find albums I thoroughly enjoy in this second half of 1st Modern round.
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, not much I've found interesting. It can only get better from here, I thought, but I'm in the midlle of Vanden Plas' Christ 0, and no, it doesn't. 
Not exactly my prefered style of music you could say. 
But I think there are gems to be found in every (sub-)genre, and this is one.
bounce, bounce more bounce happy happy bounce wheehuuhummm yay! 
