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The new album probably is not good morning music for me. I am just delving in to his music for the first time.
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Originally posted by timothy leary timothy leary wrote:

Actually the newest one, underwhelmed by it. Stator I believe it is called.



I've been meaning to check that one out actually. I love his earlier work.
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Halfway through this gem of an album:
One of the most refreshing albums from the modern psychedelic scene. Reminds me of a modern Popol Vuh. 
Zak Riles is the shizzle.
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Ah. I've only heard Substrata and should listen to it again sometime. 
New album!
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Actually the newest one, underwhelmed by it. Stator I believe it is called.
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^ Substrata? 
New album!
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If anyone cares I just listened to Biosphere.
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What is it with me and sunshine and the sudden urge for RPI?
No matter the reason it still is quite the treat listening to the likes of this when the weather changes for the warmer:
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Originally posted by Horizons Horizons wrote:

Anyone know albums similar to I Zimbra? 

David Bowie's Lodger. Eno was involved, so that may have something to do with it. 
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Before:
A brilliant sophomore effort from this Swedish band. If you're one of those who normally feels instrumental prog lacks "something", then try out this band for size.

Now:
Anyone who's into organs should have this album in their collection.
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KING CRIMSON - Three Of A Perfect Pair
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