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    Posted: February 03 2012 at 05:02
Hi i ma big ozrics fan,i gotevery album but still need the yum yum tree,and paper monkeys,but heres my favorite tracks by the ozrics,its quite a list,so let me what you all think.
 
1,eternal wheel
2,dissolution
3,coily
4.the domes of g`bal
5,waterfall city
6,erpland
7,a gift of wings
8,kick muck
9,chewier
10,space out
11,,the trobbe
12,sunhair
13,oddentity
14,shima koto
15,pixel dream
16,jurassic shift
17,feng shui
18,tidal convergence
19,steep
20,cat dna
 
not a bad list here if i say so myself,these are the tracks i like best but might of left quite a few out, though these ones,are the ones what come in my mind,please put ya comments and your favorites to and please say if you think my list is a good one.
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Points: 18016 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 03 2012 at 19:20
They have a lot of great tracks.

My favourite is probably Sploosh
don't really feel like making a list though.
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The ones that stand out to me above the rest are
"Space Between Your Ears"
"A Gift of Wings"
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Hmm...I'll try and limit it so it's nothing ridiculous. But that is a might fine list you've made, and no doubt there wil be a bit of crossover between ours.

In no partcular order:

Dance Of The Loomi
There's A Planet Here
Cat DNA
Eternal Wheel
Sunscape
Crackerblocks
Disolution (The Clouds Disperse)
Kick Muck
Agog In The Ether
Chewier
Ping
Clock Drops
Phalarn Dawn
 
A nice bakers dozen.
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Originally posted by Man With Hat Man With Hat wrote:

Hmm...I'll try and limit it so it's nothing ridiculous. But that is a might fine list you've made, and no doubt there wil be a bit of crossover between ours.

In no partcular order:

Dance Of The Loomi
There's A Planet Here
Cat DNA
Eternal Wheel
Sunscape
Crackerblocks
Disolution (The Clouds Disperse)
Kick Muck
Agog In The Ether
Chewier
Ping
Clock Drops
Phalarn Dawn
 
A nice bakers dozen.


Lot of Pungent Effulgent in your list Approve. My favorite studio album by them.
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I've got several albums and a live DVD and I must say they all kind of run together for me. Embarrassed
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Points: 7085 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 04 2012 at 07:33
Originally posted by Slartibartfast Slartibartfast wrote:

I've got several albums and a live DVD and I must say they all kind of run together for me. Embarrassed
 
I know what you mean - I saw them live a few times in the 90s (they were always good and frequently excellent), I've got most of their main releases and there's probably very little that I haven't heard at least once, but I honestly couldn't name more than a handful of individual tracks without going off and checking the album covers.
 
Incidentally David, The YumYum Tree is pretty humdrum stuff (like The Floor's Too Far Away before it) but Paper Monkeys is something of a return to form.
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Points: 49 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 05 2012 at 15:56
hi nice comments  and the list youput [man with hat] is  a good list to,i have heard the yum yum tree,and thought it was good,but looking forward to hearing paper monkeys,there are lots of other tracks i do love but the ones i put  are the ones what come to my mind,i`ll have to listen to more of other tracks lot more as do like the ozrics quite alot,cheers to ya all.
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i just finished hearing paper monkeys and it sounds great,i agree it sounds abit mor better than the last two before.
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My favorite tracks?
but lemme see... umm... Jurassic Shift, Sunhair, Stretchy, San Pedro, Waterfall City, The Hidden Step... God, I love all of their tracks!!
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Originally posted by MFP MFP wrote:

Originally posted by Man With Hat Man With Hat wrote:

Hmm...I'll try and limit it so it's nothing ridiculous. But that is a might fine list you've made, and no doubt there wil be a bit of crossover between ours.

In no partcular order:

Dance Of The Loomi
There's A Planet Here
Cat DNA
Eternal Wheel
Sunscape
Crackerblocks
Disolution (The Clouds Disperse)
Kick Muck
Agog In The Ether
Chewier
Ping
Clock Drops
Phalarn Dawn
 
A nice bakers dozen.


Lot of Pungent Effulgent in your list Approve. My favorite studio album by them.
 
Yes! Cool My favorite too. Erpland comes close,, but theres just something a little more magical about PE for me.
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Tight Spin is sure to please
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Points: 933 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 27 2012 at 03:51
I like the Ozrics very much and have quite a few of their albums, with 'The Hidden Step' being my favourite.  However, making a list of favourite tracks is very difficult because, for me, many of their tracks are indistinguishable.  All I can say is that I most like the more Eastern (Egyptian/Arabic) sounding pieces and least like the dub reggae sounding pieces.
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