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Psychedelic Paul
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My feelings exactly.
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dr wu23
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^ I'm with you on that....I notice the music and if it grabs me,,,later on I sometimes might notice the recording quality ,etc.....maybe. I often think people here pay too much attention to those aspects....but that's not a knock on them.
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I never even noticed the muffled drum sound, or the snare, but then again, I'm not very technically-minded when it comes to music, or anything else for that matter.
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I’ve had the Garden Shed LP for decades but rarely spin it. It is a very good album, nice try from the boys, but a) about 5 years too late, and b) I don’t like the muffled drum sound. And what’s with that snare ?
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I guess it takes a while longer for news of upcoming "new" prog bands of the 1970's to reach Planet Vulcan.
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Excellent band I only heard of them a few years ago thanks to M27Braney
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Psychedelic Paul
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I listened to The Last of the Jubblies for the very first time today, and I fell instantly in love with England's Lovely-Jubbly album. Edited by Psychedelic Paul - July 29 2020 at 09:33 |
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I have Garden Shed and Jubblies....good music and though I have listened to them many times it never quite
reaches me as well as I think it should.
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^ I'm currently listening to England's albums in sequence in this thread, and so the final England song I listen to will be "Fine Alley"
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To be fair they do a very classy job of it, more so than most of these acts that never quite get out from under their influences.
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Psychedelic Paul
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I've been in the Garden Shed in England listening to England's albums for three days in a row now amongst the potting plants, and I never tire of hearing them, and being derivative of Genesis and Yes is a positively good thing to my eyes and ears.
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Garden Shed is a nice album but from what I recall very derivative of Yes, Genesis and Queen. I found it a bit on the twee side, personally.
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The same thing applies to me too - I'd never heard of England either until I first went online and discovered ProgArchives for the first time back in 2010/2011. Just to confuse things, there was also another English band going by the same name of England (mentioned in my intro), who released a self-titled album of Jazz-Rock in 1976, and this is it..... ENGLAND - England (1976) |
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My friends and I were heavily into prog at the time but I had never heard of this band until I joined PA, so a lack of promotion I guess?
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Actually, I'd say they were too late in the 70s, a bit like why Rush were only quite successful at the same time rather than hugely successful. It was all punk and disco then.
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Box of Circles (2018)
1. Carmina Burana 2. Destiny 3. Hymn 4. Masters of War 5. God Must Be a Boogieman 6. Timelessness 7. Fags, Booze & Lottery 8. It Couldn't Be You 9. Wheel of Fortune 10. Fine Alley |
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Live in Japan: Kikimimi (2006)
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The Last of the Jubblies (1997)
1. Creepin' 2. A One Legged Day Tale 3. Sausage Pie 4. Tooting Bec Rape Case 5. Mister Meener 6. Nanogram 7. Flying Saucers (Bonus Track) Edited by Psychedelic Paul - July 27 2020 at 22:27 |
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We also have the new England studio album "Box of Circles" (2018) to look forward to, which I haven't yet heard, but the good news is, I found all of the relevant YouTube videos for the album today, so I'll post them later on this thread.
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ENGLAND - Garden Shed (1977)
1. Midnight Madness 2. All Alone 3. Three-Piece Suite 4. Paraffinalea 5. Yellow 6. Poisoned Youth |
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