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Joined: February 06 2004
Location: France
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Points: 8138
Posted: March 31 2013 at 08:35
Yes, I liked the youtube video posted in the 'what are you listening to ?' thread.
This is not their first album, so I am indeed surprised they didn't get any more attention here (there are too much threads about the usual suspects...you know Yes, ELP, Marillion...their legacy is very big, that's for sure, and they deserve to be discussed, but we shouldn't forget that many young prog bands fight to get some recognition)
"Magma was the very first gothic rock band" (Didier Lockwood)
Joined: August 14 2007
Location: France
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Points: 4574
Posted: April 03 2013 at 02:13
I've got Diving Bell (Edition 2012). For me, It was one of the best albums of last year (number 4 in my top). And, in a few weeks, I will buy the new CD.
Joined: December 29 2012
Location: Witney , UK
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Points: 396
Posted: April 03 2013 at 03:26
yeah love Sanguine Hum.....listen to them alot and other stuff they did like Antique seeking nuns,,,,,have a few EP's of them also,,,,,basically sanguine hum before they changed their name.....also there's the joff winks band too....
nice as they are an oxford band....which is near where i live....the new album is excellent.
Joined: April 08 2012
Location: Québec
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Points: 31
Posted: April 16 2013 at 19:19
I own the entire seeking nuns trilogy and the driving bell cd
This video seems rather interesting cause different from the driving bell, the voice is not omnipresent. there is no voice on this song at all and this is what has captured me first listening to this video. But, they are still diging their own proggy-jazzy style I really like. The driving bell was not an album you could play while having some guests opposite of the ASN... I'll take a look on this one, hopping for less vocal oriented songs and I'll surelly buy this album on their bandcamp page anyway. You might also like this album I find some similarities whith :
Joined: March 16 2007
Location: Boston
Status: Offline
Points: 20079
Posted: April 16 2013 at 19:50
Olivier! wrote:
I own the entire seeking nuns trilogy and the driving bell cd
This video seems rather interesting cause different from the driving bell, the voice is not omnipresent. there is no voice on this song at all and this is what has captured me first listening to this video. But, they are still diging their own proggy-jazzy style I really like. The driving bell was not an album you could play while having some guests opposite of the ASN... I'll take a look on this one, hopping for less vocal oriented songs and I'll surelly buy this album on their bandcamp page anyway. You might also like this album I find some similarities whith :
Joined: August 27 2006
Location: The Beach
Status: Offline
Points: 12801
Posted: April 17 2013 at 18:39
I got mine in the mail although I didn't order it. I'm guessing Matt the keyboardist might have sent me it. Very nice group of guys but since i've spun it only once i'll reserve boasting about it until more listens.
Joined: October 12 2012
Location: Michigan
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Points: 139
Posted: April 20 2013 at 18:39
The Weight of the World finally made it's way onto Amazon MP3 store which i discovered last night and did a little dance in my chair. Really great album that is a bit more exploratory than Diving Bell.
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