What albums did you listen to today?...continued - Progressive Rock Music Forum

Damian Wilson - Limehouse To Lechlade

Kingcrow - The Persistence

Gazpacho - Fireworker

Toto - Through The Looking Glass

The last few days :
Caravan : If I could do it all over again, I'd do it all over you
KC : Live Glagow 1973
Korai Orom : 1997
Tangerine Dream : The Rainbow concert 1974
Muddy Waters Live 1979 CD2
Anima Mundi : The Way
Elbow : The take off and landing of everything
KC : ItWoP
Argent : Encore
Airbag ; Greatest show on earth
Björk : Greatest hits
Dave Kerzner : Breakdown CD2
Anthony Phillips : Private part and Pieces IX
Pentwater : Same
Ozric Tentacles : The floor is too far away

Getting into some Jazz and Jazz fusion.

Abdullah Ibrahim— Water from the Ancient Well
Abdullah Ibrahim— African Magic

U.K— U.K ( awesome debut album. Terrific dynamics. Love Bruford’s drumming)

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The Emerald Dawn: Searching For The Lost Key

Friedrich Nietzsche: "Without music, life would be a mistake."

Music Is Live

Two people are better off than one, for they can help each other succeed.

Keep Calm And Listen To The Music…
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Can - Tago Mago

Keep on being amazing listening - even I skip the two very experimental tracks.

quality over quantity, and all kind of PopcoRn almost beyond

David_D wrote:

<span style="white-space:pre"> </span>Breakout (PL) - 70a (1970)

<span style="white-space:pre"> </span>fine Polish album with a kind of Jazz- and little Flamenco-influenced progressive Blues

Breakout was a great band!

Try out also later albums like Blues, Karate, Ogień, Kamienie and NOL.
Actually, I was wondering if they would fit in PA somewhere...

Edited by Tuzvihar - April 27 2023 at 10:38

"Music is much like f**king, but some composers can't climax and others climax too often, leaving themselves and the listener jaded and spent."

Charles Bukowski

Breakout (PL) - 70a (1970)

fine Polish album with a kind of Jazz- and little Flamenco-influenced progressive Blues

quality over quantity, and all kind of PopcoRn almost beyond

X-Panda - Flight Of Fancy

Shadowland - Through The Looking Glass

Riverside - ID.Entity

Asia - Aqua

Tangerine Dream— Force Majeur
Tangerine Dream— Rubycon (2019 Steven Wilson remix)
Tangerine Dream— Encore

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Synergy- Metropolitan Suite
I always thought his ideas for chord progressions and melodies were unique sounding. In some cases his structure sounds like it is stylistically based on mechanical machinery terminator type of Sci-Fi themes...however he develops it into a suite that carries themes throughout and sounding more like sophisticated orchestrated music and a million miles away from a two minute Sci-Fi theme.

Ingram Marshall- Three Penitential Visions

This music is fast ascending then very quiet ambient . Ocean music, very nice Electronic in /out. Haunting voices, calming and haunting..bubbly joyful and beautiful. Slow somber, grieving, stunning beauty...multi female voices and electronics becomes Glassish.

Daphne Oram- Oramics

Electronic Music based off the Oramics system. The listening experience isn't too distant from sounding like instrumental music of The Residents. Has a vibe or undertone of insanity.

Delia Derbyshire & Barry Bermange: The Dreams

Recordings of various individuals describing their dreams. The voices are edited...however the extension of their experiences within the storytelling are complete...which is a very effective concept when put to use in a creative manner. Delia Derbyshire provides an ambient darkscape which is from the same swamp in Hell as Jeff Grienke Cities In Fog. This album has a reputation of scaring people and some people have outright stated that they felt like they were being pulled into the dreams. It's the way in which the album is put together that disturbs people.