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Points: 146 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 07 2004 at 00:07
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Jethro Tull's Thick as a Brick and Aqualung.

I've had both in every format; Vinyl, cassette, 8-Track and CD. Just bought 'em again with the added stuff...... Tastes like chicken.

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Originally posted by Certif1ed Certif1ed wrote:

I was quite taken aback by "Slow Yourself Down" - what a great track!

I love that song! That is my favourite from their first album. Mirage is probably my favourite album, then Moonmadness is next!
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Jethro Tull's Thick as a Brick and Aqualung.

I've had both in every format; Vinyl, cassette, 8-Track and CD. Just bought 'em again with the added stuff...... Tastes like chicken.

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Points: 1492 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 06 2004 at 18:03
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VAN DER GRAFF GENERATOR - PAWN HEARTS

Mine should've been already delivered at my door... I know the site where I purchased it said 5 to 8 days, but this is ridiculous...

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Points: 7559 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 06 2004 at 15:42

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I went back in time and checked out "Camel" and "Mirage". I always remembered "Camel" as being inferior by quite a long way - so I was quite taken aback by "Slow Yourself Down" - what a great track! The album descends into a

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VAN DER GRAFF GENERATOR - PAWN HEARTS
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Roger Waters - The Pros & Cons of Hitchiking i dont know why but i've kept listening to the album for a week now although it's been here for months and never payed it any attention

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Roger Waters - The Pros & Cons of Hitchiking i dont know why but i've kept listening to the album for a week now although it's been here for months and never payed it any attention

when i sell my life story, maybe i should write it first and do the living later 'cause life is so much cleaner on the page
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Played "Revolver" for the first time in ages today - it completely blew me away! What an amazing album - I'm sorely tempted to take the side of the "Beatles are prog" brigade having listened to this...

(Don't worry

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Played "Revolver" for the first time in ages today - it completely blew me away! What an amazing album - I'm sorely tempted to take the side of the "Beatles are prog" brigade having listened to this...

(Don't worry - I won't!)

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Evergrey : "The inner circle". Probably their best. Great vocals and dynamic music. One of the best metal-prog CDs I ever heard.
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Opeth > Blackwater Park, disc one of two cd set
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Suffocating the Bloom -Echolyn.

I really want to review this, but it's so complex. How do you breakdown a work like this? It's really an amusement park ride. Four or five stars? It flows, yet it's very segmented. I bought it about two, maybe th

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Points: 8138 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 04 2004 at 17:08
Originally posted by Certif1ed Certif1ed wrote:

The album I keep coming back to this week is "Harbour of Tears" by Camel.

"Coming of age" is a great instrumental piece with fantastic guitar work and a keyboard solo reminiscent of

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Originally posted by Certif1ed Certif1ed wrote:

The album I keep coming back to this week is "Harbour of Tears" by Camel.

I'm amazed at the guitar solos, Latimer cuts through so eloquently, not flashy, but pure emotion.

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The album I keep coming back to this week is "Harbour of Tears" by Camel. That Irish air intro is just haunting!

I really want to find out what it is that is so addictive about this album, but every time I try to go into analytical mode, my

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Saga : "Heads or tales" (a truly beautiful album with fantastic drumming), Ayreon : "The human equation (nothing really impressive if you know "Into electric castle", a keyboard sampler of PF's "On the run" on the 2nd or t
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Mostly this week on my stereo... mmm... let's see:

PFM - Per un amico, then a lil bit of NEXUS - Metanoia... after that been jumping back and forth from Roger Waters - Amused to death and Anglagard - Hybris... today just listened to my "Fug

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Points: 4888 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 02 2004 at 15:15

 

HI, THIS IS C+SAR INCA.

Nowadays I've been checking my Isildur's Bane collection (up to 'Mind Vol. 2'), in order to review a couple of their CDs for ProgArchives (maybe Cheval and Mind Vol. 1). I'll be listeningg to Anglagard too,

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Le Orme : "Elementi" (2001), their best since "Felona e Sorona"...
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