What are you Listening to Right Now? Febus XIV

^ First prog album I bought. Was in the army at the time and played it quite often that summer even if I didn't enjoy it much...my brothers-in-arms disliked it very much, though.

My first exposure to it was in a book that I had that listed the top 50 best rock albums of all times and top 50 worst albums of all times and TFTO was listed in both categories.  (I can't remember if it was 50 or a different number, but that was the gist of this book).  Basically, you either love it or hate it.  I was afraid to buy it for that reason, and when I finally got around to buying it, I didn't really know what to think.  I really didn't like it all that much.  Fortunately, it has grown on me over the years.

Guldbamsen wrote: twseel wrote: Guldbamsen wrote: Hey Twseel. Have you ever checked out The Future Sound Of London? Listening to their Lifeforms album right now. One of the most important electronic albums of the 90s imo. I have heard of them before, vaguely, but I guess I'll officially make a mental note for future reference.  Thankings in advance Hey no prob. I just remember you posting some covers of electronic albums, and I was just curious to know. If you decide to take the plunge and listen to one of their albums, then I'd advise you to pick either Lifeforms or Dead Cities. The latter is a little more dark and sinister while Lifeforms is this floating experimental thing. They even collaborated with Robert Fripp on an album which is featured here on PA under the moniker of FFWD. Sorta like a meeting between IDM and Frippertronics. Me I'm listening to the second disc of Lifeforms atm

i will try to remember all of that so thanks again

Ry Cooder: Soundtracks box set. Amen

I'm tempted to throw some Ratt on in honor of Micky's return. 

HolyMoly wrote: Guldbamsen wrote: I have to admit, I vastly prefer the latter. I think Lodger is such an overlooked Bowie album. Happens to be one of my absolute faves and consequentially the one I play the most (which is quickly becoming obvious looking at the state of the cd). I gave Ziggy Stardust a review here that's one of my few "negative reviews" I've ever done.  I just can't get into it.  My friend is in a Bowie tribute band, plays the album in its entirety, and I don't even want to go watch.  I do like Suffragette City - we used to play it in Rare Goat.  It's exhausting to play because the singing hardly ever stops during the entire song. I like Lodger a bit better, but it's still one I've never enjoyed as much as I feel I should.  That one just needs more time perhaps, because the Eno period is by far my favorite.

What a concert!

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