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Fantômas - Fantômas

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Jethro Tull - War Child
Played 2 times so far this week
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Sigur Ros - Agaetis Byrjun....Everyday so far,such a beautiful album!
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Tool - 10.000 days
Metallica - ...And justice for all
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this week...hmmmm....


probably ELP - BSS


had gone several months without pulling it out while digging all the lesser known symphonic out there but no matter how long I go between listens...... still amazed by Carl Palmer's drumming  on Toccata.


the other on heavy rotation this week...

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Magma Kohntarkosz, bought it two days ago and can't get enough of it.StarBig smile

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Originally posted by Cheesecakemouse Cheesecakemouse wrote:

Magma Kohntarkosz, boughtit two days ago and can't get enough of it.StarBig smile


Clap  love that album!
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So far it must be Bo Hansson's Lord of the rings.

It's growing on me Tongue

I really like the Dreams in the house of healing.

RIP in bossa nova heaven.
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Originally posted by Bern Bern wrote:

So far it must be Bo Hansson's Lord of the rings.

It's growing on me Tongue

I really like the Dreams in the house of healing.


ClapClap  hahahha..... I love that album.... glad you like it.  Always wonder when you do a glowing review that someone might actually read it....buy it.... and hate it hahahha.   I'm working on a review of the album he did after that,   Magician's Hat.... don't buy it till you read it... very different album... but still a really good one.
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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

Originally posted by Bern Bern wrote:

So far it must be Bo Hansson's Lord of the rings.

It's growing on me Tongue

I really like the Dreams in the house of healing.


ClapClap  hahahha..... I love that album.... glad you like it.  Always wonder when you do a glowing review that someone might actually read it....buy it.... and hate it hahahha.   I'm working on a review of the album he did after that,   Magician's Hat.... don't buy it till you read it... very different album... but still a really good one.
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I can't wait then Wink

The Black Riders is such a good part too.

I really love that album. It's one of the first concept album that truly works for me. I can really feel the story of each single parts. I've been a fan of the Lord of the Rings for 13 years and that album just gets me. Clap

RIP in bossa nova heaven.
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Beyond Twilight "For The Love Of Art And The Making". Play it everyday.

Porcupine Tree's - The Sky Moves Sideways. Also spin it much
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Who the are the guys on yor pic?
I mean the pic at the ending of your posts...
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Focus III I think
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Jakko Jaksczyk's The Bruised Romantic Glee Club (white label from the musician himself- officially out in August - line-up is incredible, Robert Fripp, Hugh Hopper, Dave Stewart, Danny Thompson, Mel Collins etc. ), distantly followed by Umphrey's McGee's Safety In Numbers.
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Beyond Twilight For the love of art and the making.
 
Gotta check out Jakko Jakscyk's.......line up sounds very interesting
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Originally posted by Grake Leg Grake Leg wrote:

@micky

Who the are the guys on yor pic?
I mean the pic at the ending of your posts...


Osanna from Italy.... if you haven't heard them... you're missing out hahah.  Last time I checked, they had a sample available on the site. Check it out. Wink
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Originally posted by sylvia sylvia wrote:

Beyond Twilight For the love of art and the making.
 
Gotta check out Jakko Jakscyk's.......line up sounds very interesting


It is a great and varied album - Jakko was telling me (in between bemoaning England's dodgy performance last Thursday in a pub locally), that we are to expect the album out late July/August this early. CD1 is new material (some very confessional/autobiographical), CD 2 is covers - one Soft Machine, 2 Henry Cow and most of the rest King Crimson. Yes, the line-up is most impressive.
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Osanna???

Never heard!
Ok, I try to do.


Do you know "Salem"?
Sounds like J-Tull... but very soft.
Its a canadian band and they dress themselves like Ossana do!
Very orientalic...
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