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I agree, they are a very good band and not that brought forward here, although they are appreciated at some of the prog radio shows that I attend.  Thanks for giving them deserved attention.Smile
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I was enticed by instrumentals and the chance to share a song on PA, although I restrained myself and only included one.  I think that Izz are a bit of a lesser known band that should be known by more, and I figured this song was probably even lesser known.
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Continuing on with first impressions, now on Page 2.

George:  Great idea for October, btw.  Goblin “Zombi”  Fast moving, rapid attack sort of piece, kind of a jungle feel.  Organ is so perfect for scary music, in this one, it seems to be more sudden scares, rather than building suspense.  I tend to think of zombies moving slowly, but there probably are fast ones amongst them.  Maybe this was an escape from them part of the film?  Hadn’t seen it, so I don’t know.  Pell Mell “Nothing Lies Still Long”  This one feels scarier from the get-go, with the wobbly guitars and driving bass and drums.  I like this one a lot, more atmospheric than the Goblin piece.  Interesting that they’re from Portland.  John 5 & the Creatures “Zoinks”  Before hearing it, makes me think of Scooby Doo (and now I’ve read your notes below, haha).  😊  Another fast moving piece.  Driving drums and snappy guitar and keys, followed by some more driving drums and snappy guitar and keys, revisiting the first melody, but playing a bit with it.  Us, Today “Greetings from the Master”  Love that here is a band utilizing vibes, they can be very haunting when played in just this kind of way.  Nice bass and drums underneath.  Adding in some pretty cool guitar riffs, interesting band.  Still like Pell Mell the best, they seem scarier because it’s a more subtle build rather than immediate headlong dashing (despite the name of Pell Mell). 

I Prophesy Disaster Edgar Winter Group “Frankenstein”  This was a smash hit when I saw them open for ELP at the Hollywood Bowl in 1971.  Too familiar for my vote, but Humble Pie also played and of course, ELP were wonderful.  Fred Frith “The Boy Beats The Rams” Begins with some laughter, then some rhythmic sounds and embellishments.  Then some far-off violins and bass notes enter, lots of fuzzy sound, then some more vagueness with vocalisations and washy sounds.  Too disorganized for my ear palate, although I know he has his adherents.

Scott:  Nice to see you back!  😊  Europe “Aphasia”  I am afraid I suffer from this sometimes! Now on to the music.  Metal sound here, or at least hard rock.  Nice lead guitar, some pretty fast leads there, to put it mildly.  I remember the band name, but never heard anything by them that I remember.  Good heavy selection. IZZ “The Mists of Dalriada”  I like this band a lot, from what I’ve heard, haven’t heard this one before, they are fairly new to me.  Begins with some nice rhythm guitar, moving on into a well done piece with crunchy electric lead, precisely played.  Sounds a little fantasy/Renaissance/Medieval. Glad you brought it to the table here. I have a feeling this will be my favourite of yours. Lillian Axe “Deep Red Shadows”  Begins with acoustic guitar with some harmonics, like the feeling of it, sounds like a finger-picked 12 string.  Adds some nice embellishments, in a kind of Spanish style with percussion well behind the delicate guitar work.  I liked this one.  Ronnie Montrose “Rocky Road” I do remember him and band, Montrose, but not this song.  So what one would expect from him, a quality rock piece.  I’ll see if the melody comes back to haunt me, but I think I do like IZZ the best here.



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Originally posted by mathman0806 mathman0806 wrote:

Playlist for all: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-zzvl_w6Fx5_wwlnC6Zfjc1pe7xX258p

@cristi: I like that Post Scriptum instrumental quite a bit, but it was deemed a kid's video so I cannot add it to a playlist.
  Video removed for space....but again, thank you, I find these playlists really valuable once I've done my initial listen.  Clap
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I will probably skip this poll and come back for the next one (for which - if I remember correctly - it is my turn). I still haven't voted in the electronic edition because I have been rather busy lately. But I will have more time on my hands in the next days.

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I'll play along on this one:


Europe - Aphasia


Izz - The Mists of Dalriada


Lillian Axe - Deep Red Shadows


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Had another block of time this afternoon....First impressions to the end of Page 1.

Lewian:  Salaryman “My Hands Are Always In Water” Electronic-type music here, but less robotic than some.  Siren-y synths kick in after a bit of repeating sounds, then the sound begin to alter a bit, but returning back to the original repetition.  I like the bass sound a lot, it gives a human feel to what would feel very cold otherwise (not sure if it’s a real bass, but the tone is like a real one, anyway).  Startled Insects “Underworld”  Great band name!  As usual, very interesting sounds put into a musical piece.  This one moves right along, wonder if they named it Underworld, as in insect tunnels or Underworld as in the lairs of criminals.  I like the vibe of the song, it sounds like it may live in my mind’s ear for a while, we shall see.  Joe Jackson “Nocturne”  I really love him when he’s being proggy/classical, like in “Heaven and Hell.: This is so gorgeous, hadn’t heard it before.  I have a big soft spot for solo piano.  Just superb. 

Lorenzo:  Gilad Atzmon “All the Way To Montenegro” Begins with sounds of switching radio stations, then settles into the piece.  Klezmer/Middle Eastern style winds of some kind (or on a keyboard).  Then alternates between the Klezmer sound and some nice piano, with some vocalization accents (not words).  Goes into a solo by the wind instrument with some nice rhythmic playing way back in the mix.  Very enjoyable to my ear.  Passion Tango “Roxanne”  Here, of course, a tango.  Lovely gypsy style violin to a tango beat with some piano flourish and the concertina-like instrument as well.  Excellent.   Stormy Six “Dibattito” Here is some avant jazz experimental type music.  Using horns, violin, some plucking of the violin and then soloing with the violin, very intriguing music, you must pay attention.  Reminded me a bit of the violin solo part to “Lark’s Tongues,” only because of the way it goes from kind of jarring ensemble to soaring violin.  Also has an interesting mandolin and bass duet part.Cassiber “Chor Der Gefangenen” Definitely what I think of as avant music here.  Interesting sounds with a beat going on behind them.  Elephantine horn sounds (maybe done on a keyboard, as they are very wavery).  The mix is very muddy here, but I think that is deliberate, not a recording fault.  Just adds to the atmosphere.There are some jarring vocal bits (again, not words per se).  Spooky stuff.

Cristi:  basorelief “crocodilul” Gotta say I love the album cover with that beautiful old Strat.  Here is some more kind of avant jazz begins with some solo bass and percussion, again, some keyboard washes, then advances into horns and keyboards, moves along into flute.  Sounds like something they’d play outside in summer at a jazz club.  A bit quietly mixed.  Cromwell “Prelude” Begins with some plucky sounds and drums, moves into some heavy synth sounds and washes, kind of evoking a feeling of electronic medievalism.  It then moves on into heavier artillery, still keeping that medieval feel.  Interesting as I listen to quite a bit of that kind of music in the acoustic sense.  Nice guitar lead about 2/3rds in, which reprises toward the end.  Walking Across Jupiter “Right To Life”  I always like these spacy-washes-of-sound things.  This is a bit on the heavier side, but still enjoyable to my ear. Some heavy yet spacy guitar leads here also, over driving rhythm.   Phoenix “Ciocirlia” Solo electric guitar which then gets the full band treatment.  Sounds like a folk song, maybe?  Enjoyable romp.  Adrian Enescu “Syncopated Hard Rock” And here we go to full electronic.  There’s some bass and percussion way underneath the synth flourishes and synth horns.  Very modern sounding it would have been, in it’s time.  Post Scriptum “Live At Sibiu Jazz Fest”  Syncopated jazz with some funny sounds on synth, very energetic performance with a very serious-looking keyboardist.  Second part starts with some harmonica playing by the drummer with a bit of bass behind him.  Very pretty ending.


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For my second submission, one for the panheads:
 
 
Fred Frith - The Boy Beats The Rams
 

 
 
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^The OP did say "lesser known" if possible, but I'm not objecting.
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For my first submission, I choose a track that many of you probably know, a blast from my childhood, and it even has cowbell:
 
 
The Edgar Winter Group - Frankenstein
 

 
 
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^ Cool, thanks George! Thumbs Up Really fun playlist so far. It's a very diverse and enjoyable selection, I'm finding it particularly easy to go through.
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Playlist for all: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL-zzvl_w6Fx5_wwlnC6Zfjc1pe7xX258p


@cristi: I like that Post Scriptum instrumental quite a bit, but it was deemed a kid's video so I cannot add it to a playlist.
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This could be a Halloween theme of sorts. 

Goblin "Zombi"

Pell Mell "Nothing Lies Still Long"

John 5 and the Creatures "Zoinks!"

Us, Today "Greetings from the Master"

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1. Given the time of year, Goblin is a must. From the Italian cut of the Dawn of the Dead (aka Zombi) soundtrack.
2. Pell Mell is not the prog band on PA but an instrumental outfit from Portland, Oregon. This track was used as the recap music for the  HBO series "Six Feet Under". 
3. John 5 is a shredder, having played with Rob Halford, David Lee Roth, Marilyn Manson, and Rob Zombie. This tune is funky, and the title is an obvious nod to Scooby Doo.
4. Heard this band first on NPR last couple of years ago. A trio of guitar, drums, and vibraphone. 

Bonus video: John 5 "Zoinks" with a bonus 3+ minutes of a "story" before going into the song.

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Originally posted by TCat TCat wrote:

Originally posted by Snicolette Snicolette wrote:

Mike:  Yello “Stalakdrama” Something completely different from the previous, with an ominous start and a scream (and “Scream,” as well).  Heavy keys, some booming noises and then some scary vocalisations.  Would be a great Halloween piece, but I actually would have liked it more without the screams.

Thanks again for your valuable comments.  That Yello track was not my first choice as I wanted to put on another called "Ciel Ouvert" which has more of a dark, orchestral vibe without the screams, but ominous nonetheless.  The problem with it is it went over by 25 seconds.  So I had to go with my backup there.

I think I'll post my first choice here anyway, but if you can, put on a good set of headphones to listen to it for "startling" results.  I know this one is not eligible, but I love the tension in it, and this video is pretty cool too.  

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That was fantastic.  Really too bad about the 25 second overage.  Loved the video along with it, too, as you said, it was pretty cool.  Kinda have a thing for astronomy and this captured both the awe and terror of deep space, the abject scope of it.  Truly a remarkable piece.  Thank you.
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...and now for something completely different... except it's another hidden treasure from the 1980s. I guess everybody knows Joe Jackson (who also has to has to has to appear in one of these polls), but do you know this? (Nocturne from the not very well received but actually excellent and proggy Will Power album.)

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At some point maybe not so far away I will have posted something from all my dearest non-PA favourites in one of these polls, but there are still a few missing. From the series "Hidden Treasures of the 1980s", here's the awesome Startled Insects with Underworld.

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Originally posted by TCat TCat wrote:

Originally posted by Snicolette Snicolette wrote:

Mike:  Yello “Stalakdrama” Something completely different from the previous, with an ominous start and a scream (and “Scream,” as well).  Heavy keys, some booming noises and then some scary vocalisations.  Would be a great Halloween piece, but I actually would have liked it more without the screams.

Thanks again for your valuable comments.  That Yello track was not my first choice as I wanted to put on another called "Ciel Ouvert" which has more of a dark, orchestral vibe without the screams, but ominous nonetheless.  The problem with it is it went over by 25 seconds.  So I had to go with my backup there.

I think I'll post my first choice here anyway, but if you can, put on a good set of headphones to listen to it for "startling" results.  I know this one is not eligible, but I love the tension in it, and this video is pretty cool too.  

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Thank you, I will give it a listen,hopefully a little later today.  I have a feeling from your description I will like it more.  A pity it was slightly over.  :(  
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go to 1:05



not a contender (6 minutes) but you gotta check this out. Big smile









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Originally posted by Snicolette Snicolette wrote:

Mike:  Yello “Stalakdrama” Something completely different from the previous, with an ominous start and a scream (and “Scream,” as well).  Heavy keys, some booming noises and then some scary vocalisations.  Would be a great Halloween piece, but I actually would have liked it more without the screams. 



Thanks again for your valuable comments.  That Yello track was not my first choice as I wanted to put on another called "Ciel Ouvert" which has more of a dark, orchestral vibe without the screams, but ominous nonetheless.  The problem with it is it went over by 25 seconds.  So I had to go with my backup there.

I think I'll post my first choice here anyway, but if you can, put on a good set of headphones to listen to it for "startling" results.  I know this one is not eligible, but I love the tension in it, and this video is pretty cool too.  





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Had a clear slate this am, so here are my thoughts on my first impression with as far as I got for now:  

Samuel:  Calibro 35 “Thrust Force” Moving right along, kind of an almost Farfisa organ sound with a twist, catchy organ melody.  Hey!  And then some cool sax!  Very enjoyable.  Magick Brother & Mystic Sister “Utopia”  These artists got me from the get-go, lovely rhythm guitar chords, some beautiful flute and etheric voices (no words), which moves into some synth and organ flourishes and wingy-dingys (a tech term I just made up) .  I will be checking into them more.  Banda do Casaco – Água de Rosas Very pretty and melancholy layered strings, slight discordant, yet beautiful.  Some flute sounds come in, I like very much their sound here.

Greg:  Oh, Greg!  Yes, one I don’t know in this mix!  I have to say that although I often, by my own rules, can’t vote “for” yours, I do quite enjoy your musical taste.  That being said, I know Leo Kottke, Rodrigo y Gabriela and Michael Hedges and do love all of them….but here goes with Ashley MacIsaac “Devil in the Kitchen” Very different from the other three, a bit of a frantic jig (with a dancing demon).  Very energetic and fun. Oh, the energy of youth! 

suitkees:  OK “Tetes Raides” Now that IS a short instrumental.  Fun with some accordion or concertina, bounces right along.  Almost a circus/cartoon/Klezmer feel to this.  REO Speedwagon “The Unidentified Flying Tuna Trot”  I remember the band, but never really listened to them back in the day.  Now I kinda regret not hearing much of them back then, this was a fun rocking instrumental.  The Durutti Column “The First Aspect” Begins with some repetitive sound, not sure what it is.  This one I didn’t find haunting, although once it switched, I could tell it was a keyboard-type sound.  It’s perhaps a little fast to feel haunting to me (which is an atmosphere I love), maybe ominous is a better word, at least for how it makes me feel.  Alain Bashung “Climax 4” Now this feels more haunting to me.  Eerie voices (no words, of course), very orchestral in feel and atmospheric.  Moves into some horns and some little sharp intrusions with a pickup in pace feel, and some strings as it builds.  Cascading sounds underneath as the piece gains intensity to the……well…….climax and fade.  Very lovely. 

Mike:  French TV “The Kokonino Stomp” There are so many fun pieces in this poll, so far.  This one is very Zappa-esque to my ear, hard to categorize.  I love the wackiness and then the more staid inter-parts that come up.  A piece that demands you sit up and listen, no background music here.  Horn-heavy, with lots of changes and some vocals (no words, of course).   Jon Hassell & Bluescreen “G-Spot” You said it in your intro, Mike.  Kind of cool jazz meets experimental (there may be a more perfect term for it, but that’s what my ear hears).  Very ear-catching.  Scott Cossu “Oristano Soujourn”  Nice, airy and light piece, with some vocalisations, ala Roland Kirk/Ian Anderson.  Very pretty.  Yello “Stalakdrama” Something completely different from the previous, with an ominous start and a scream (and “Scream,” as well).  Heavy keys, some booming noises and then some scary vocalisations.  Would be a great Halloween piece, but I actually would have liked it more without the screams. 

FatherChristmas: Peachy-the-Band “Cloud-Burst”  Pretty up-beat mover here, despite the video looking so dire.  Big keyboards, lots of changes, well-played.  Nice, rocky lead guitar.


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