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Hahahh!!!
Ninja'd my friend!!!:-P
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All good, my friend...besides, there's nothing that can't be improved with the added presence of a ninja!
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Amen to that! Nun Chuk's included:-P
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I'm already Michael, but I am thinking of changing my surname to Dudikoff!
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I'm afraid that name would mean little to the prefominant part of people, outside of the few of us who fancies bad 80s martial arts movies:-D

Edited by Guldbamsen - May 29 2014 at 05:17
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Well, all the cool kids get it!



So how about that Italian prog, people?!
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Hahahh!!!!




How about that Dedalus debut huh? :-P
Absolutely breathtaking Italian jazz rock album!
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Dedalus!! I've got that in the car, I'm leaving work right now, and you've picked the perfct soundtrack for my drive home, Dave!

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^ Love the electric cello on this Dedalus album.
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Score!! I hope you dig it Michael!

And I completely echo Tom's sentiment on this:-D
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Thoughts on Delirium's debut 'Dolce Acqua' anyone ??
This one took a few spins (i.e. lots) for me to fully appreciate. A lovely Folky, Jazzy romantic album. Gonna spin this one soon methinks.
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Originally posted by Tom Ozric Tom Ozric wrote:

^ I'm just up to the big Pipe Organ section on side 2 - I am enjoying it for the most part, it may just be the sort of tinny production where the vocals tend to sound somewhat shrill and dated. It's the Akarma vinyl and the sound isn't as clear as usual. I'd probably say it's a 4 star album, and I'm curious with the updated version.


Tom, you really should check out the new version. All the production issues have been resolved--no more tinny vocals. I think it's on progstreaming right now.
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Guys I'm really blown away by this album right now...



It's been a few weeks I guess since this album came to me and although it sounded really good right away, it sounds even better after so many spins. I usually don't like new RPI titles but a few of them have managed to sneak in over the years. I thought I'd take a chance with this one since these guys are not new to this scene, plus check out  the line up, in addition to two of the band's original line up Luciano Regoli and Nanni Civitenga there are also Claudio Simonetti and Fabio Pignatelli (Goblin), Lino Vairetti (Osanna), Nicola Di Staso and Walter Martino (Libra). So I was actually very surprised at first listen, this album doesn't have that slick sound many new RPI albums seem to have, but instead sounds quite raw and gritty, with some impressive heavy loud guitars, beautiful flute, Hammond, sax, piano and violin, top that with some excellent arrangements that makes this album truly progressive on its own right. The style is far from their 70's stuff and some of it isn't really RPI but I really don't care since this is simply superb!

Here's some of it for anyone who's not familiar with it yet...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGGoYCop-c4 <----------shame, this is slightly edited version but still good.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0zYyziCqss

Ok so any fans of this one here??
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Originally posted by Sagichim Sagichim wrote:

Guys I'm really blown away by this album right now...It's been a few weeks I guess since this album came to me and although it sounded really good right away, it sounds even better after so many spins. I usually don't like new RPI titles but a few of them have managed to sneak in over the years. I thought I'd take a chance with this one since these guys are not new to this scene, plus check out  the line up, in addition to two of the band's original line up Luciano Regoli and Nanni Civitenga there are also Claudio Simonetti and Fabio Pignatelli (Goblin), Lino Vairetti (Osanna), Nicola Di Staso and Walter Martino (Libra). So I was actually very surprised at first listen, this album doesn't have that slick sound many new RPI albums seem to have, but instead sounds quite raw and gritty, with some impressive heavy loud guitars, beautiful flute, Hammond, sax, piano and violin, top that with some excellent arrangements that makes this album truly progressive on its own right. The style is far from their 70's stuff and some of it isn't really RPI but I really don't care since this is simply superb!Here's some of it for anyone who's not familiar with it yet...http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGGoYCop-c4 <----------shame, this is slightly edited version but still good.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0zYyziCqssOk so any fans of this one here??

Why, Sagi, it seems like only a few weeks ago we were discussing this one! You know I love it too! A nice rough darkness to it
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Originally posted by Aussie-Byrd-Brother Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote:

Why, Sagi, it seems like only a few weeks ago we were discussing this one! You know I love it too! A nice rough darkness to it

Yeah I mentioned it to you when I just got it and gave it a spin and half, now we are close friends. So I thought why not bring it up here? Smile
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My friends, please watch for this album. It's wonderful!


I know that Greg Walker of Synphonic will have it in stock any day now, and there are many other vendors that will carry it, both in Europe and the US. Happy listening!
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Nice review Todd. Thumbs Up Found ttat soundclip on you tube.

LogoS - L enigma della vita - P(2014) - Promo


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The Logos Album is on the way to me (alongside the new Astrolabio).
Looking forward to that one.
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RIP Bambi Fossati
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Oh no!! What an incredible player he was..
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