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greenback 
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 Topic: a modern band you don’t know ...
Posted: September 29 2004 at 16:51 |
I only do not know Cast! And forget about the 70's Il Baricentro!
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richardh
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Posted: September 29 2004 at 17:24 |
I could tick the lot! Do I win??! 
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richardh
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Posted: September 29 2004 at 17:26 |
Darn it ..just noticed the small print.If I don't know them how do I know whether I want to listen to them? 
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Reed Lover
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Posted: September 29 2004 at 17:35 |
Might I add: Peter, Danbo and The Reedlovers?
No? Ok.
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Dan Bobrowski
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Posted: September 29 2004 at 18:26 |
Maybe the topic should be:
Bands you've heard of, but never listened to... ?
In that case, I'd choose Spaced Out. The bio and reviews sound interesting.
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greenback
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Posted: September 29 2004 at 20:57 |
 danbo wrote:
Maybe the topic should be:
Bands you've heard of, but never listened to... ?
In that case, I'd choose Spaced Out. The bio and reviews sound interesting.
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No, even better:
Band you've never listened, but can't wait anymore!
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greenback
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Posted: September 29 2004 at 21:02 |
richardh wrote:
Darn it ..just noticed the small print.If I don't know them how do I know whether I want to listen to them? |
A band you don't know the music, richard.
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goose
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Posted: September 30 2004 at 06:03 |
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I would have said Sleepytime Gorilla Museum, but I listened to them just a few weeks ago. And quite liked them, apart from the noisy live stuff
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sigod
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Posted: September 30 2004 at 10:18 |
I'm intrigued by Sleepytime Gorilla Museum...
I certainly love the name. Who are they?
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I must remind the right honourable gentleman that a monologue is not a decision.
- Clement Atlee, on Winston Churchill
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goose
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Posted: September 30 2004 at 11:59 |
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Sort of Bungle ish but heavier and not so good (although having said that I've heard no one do what Bungle do better than Bungle do it)
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Dick Heath
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Posted: September 30 2004 at 12:31 |
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What sort of prog does the band Other play, who knows they could be my cupofsoup?
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Aztech
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Posted: September 30 2004 at 12:40 |
For me, the band would be Cast. I bought 1 album :Legacy .I think its great !
and i can't wait to discover other albums which I heard are even better.
I have a feeling this band is very underated.
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tuxon
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Posted: September 30 2004 at 12:54 |
I'm still looking for "strangers on a train" don't know if their any good, but I've tried to order it, but the recordstores do not deliver.
Maybe I should try the net, but I'm a bit weary about dealing with salesmen of which I can not see their eyes.
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I'm always almost unlucky _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Id5ZcnjXSZaSMFMC Id5LM2q2jfqz3YxT
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Dick Heath
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Posted: September 30 2004 at 17:21 |
danbo wrote:
Maybe the topic should be:
Bands you've heard of, but never listened to... ?
In that case, I'd choose Spaced Out. The bio and reviews sound interesting.
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Danbo
I think because of your excursions into jazz rock, you'll enjoy Spaced Out - Antoine Fafard is one of the best new bass players I've heard (but I'm biassed because he graced my radio show with a great live set with Steve Lawson - might be able to find tape somewhere of it - or is it on Fafard website?), and Antoine drives that band along - start with Eponymous 2
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greenback
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Posted: October 01 2004 at 01:13 |
Dick Heath wrote:
danbo wrote:
Maybe the topic should be:
Bands you've heard of, but never listened to... ?
In that case, I'd choose Spaced Out. The bio and reviews sound interesting.
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Danbo
I think because of your excursions into jazz rock, you'll enjoy Spaced Out - Antoine Fafard is one of the best new bass players I've heard (but I'm biassed because he graced my radio show with a great live set with Steve Lawson - might be able to find tape somewhere of it - or is it on Fafard website?), and Antoine drives that band along - start with Eponymous 2
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I would say: Start with the first one: Eponymous
Eponymous sounds more like UZEB (fusion), with Allan Holdsworth-like guitar solos, while Eponymous 2 is more bizarre, dark , disonant, more prog than jazz: it has similitudes with Jannick Top (Zeuhl) and King Crimson.
Regarding Sleepytime Gorilla Museum, I find it so awful that VDGG is good compared to this band: disgraceful, dissonant, the tracks seem to go absolutely nowhere. I do not have good words for them! Among the worst prog band ever!
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Cesar Inca
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Posted: October 01 2004 at 09:29 |
I've voted on Sleepytime Gorilla Museum, from which I've heard only one song. I wish I had any of their CDs (2, I think). I wish I knew Djam Karet, too.
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Dick Heath
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Posted: October 01 2004 at 13:15 |
greenback wrote:
I would say: Start with the first one: Eponymous
Eponymous sounds more like UZEB (fusion), with Allan Holdsworth-like guitar solos, while Eponymous 2 is more bizarre, dark , disonant, more prog than jazz: it has similitudes with Jannick Top (Zeuhl) and King Crimson.
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I'm not going to argue the toss, too good a band- Eponymous 2 was the first one I heard - and I can get more attached to the first album I hear by a band, than those that come later. And yes, there is a touch of Krimson about arrnagements and playing.
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Dan Bobrowski
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Posted: October 01 2004 at 13:19 |
Dick Heath wrote:
danbo wrote:
Maybe the topic should be:
Bands you've heard of, but never listened to... ?
In that case, I'd choose Spaced Out. The bio and reviews sound interesting.
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Danbo
I think because of your excursions into jazz rock, you'll enjoy Spaced Out - Antoine Fafard is one of the best new bass players I've heard (but I'm biassed because he graced my radio show with a great live set with Steve Lawson - might be able to find tape somewhere of it - or is it on Fafard website?), and Antoine drives that band along - start with Eponymous 2
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Now to find it.... Thanks Dick, you da man.
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Easy Livin
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Posted: October 01 2004 at 14:38 |
tuxon wrote:
I'm still looking for "strangers on a train" don't know if their any good, but I've tried to order it, but the recordstores do not deliver.
Maybe I should try the net, but I'm a bit weary about dealing with salesmen of which I can not see their eyes.
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I think they are an Arena spin off band involving Clive Nolan aren't they? I believe the Verglas website (Arena's own label) have at least some of SOAT's stuff available.
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