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Ruben Rada - La Banda

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Originally posted by crimson87 crimson87 wrote:

I think Electric Ladyland , Disraeli Gears and Biches Brew/Sketches of Spain would be very good , he says putting some presure to the site admins.LOL



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Two albums that I've gotten into lately that I'd consider fusion: 




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Yesterday I filled in the new bands form to suggest that Days Between Stations are added to the Archives. Any idea how long it might take to get an answer either way?
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I think Electric Ladyland , Disraeli Gears and Biches Brew/Sketches of Spain would be very good , he says putting some presure to the site admins.LOL
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Originally posted by NaturalScience NaturalScience wrote:

Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

some clown wanted me to drop the M from my screen name and go by the Big Ick....LOL


Geez, mick, I wouldn't call her that...you know, she still visits here from time to time... Wink


hahhahahahha...  ahhhh.. leaving that one alone... but OHHHH.. could I have fun with that one LOL
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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

some clown wanted me to drop the M from my screen name and go by the Big Ick....LOL


Geez, mick, I wouldn't call her that...you know, she still visits here from time to time... Wink
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Now I know why they call you the Big Mick, "powerful" connections, channel locks , sense of humour, glass of water Wink  and all......


yeah.. some clown wanted me to drop the M from my screen name and go by the Big Ick....LOL
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Now I know why they call you the Big Mick, "powerful" connections, channel locks , sense of humour, glass of water Wink  and all......
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Originally posted by tszirmay tszirmay wrote:

You are right 2 can broadcast and 2 can wiretapWacko


what about the 2 that are doing RPI screenings hahahha

Lost Tales, and Secret Cinema are approved for addition...  your word was as good as gold.  Any info you have on the groups and the albums..  go ahead and PM it to me and we'll get them added. 
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You are right 2 can broadcast and 2 can wiretapWacko
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Originally posted by tszirmay tszirmay wrote:

Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

taking Secret Cinema and Lost Tales to the RPI/ISP/WWF/NFL team for evalution..  was going to do up our next eval list anyway

thanks Thomas Clap
 
What , no CNN/CIA/NSA/MSNBC? LOL 


maybe next time LOL
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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

taking Secret Cinema and Lost Tales to the RPI/ISP/WWF/NFL team for evalution..  was going to do up our next eval list anyway

thanks Thomas Clap
 
What , no CNN/CIA/NSA/MSNBC? LOL 
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taking Secret Cinema and Lost Tales to the RPI/ISP/WWF/NFL team for evalution..  was going to do up our next eval list anyway

thanks Thomas Clap
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Originally posted by Slartibartfast Slartibartfast wrote:

I've got

Wilding-Bonus Pleasure Signals on CD

Joachim Kühn Sunshower and another good one by him somewhere in my LP collection.
 
Both albums I listed (^) are pretty decent, no? any comments on them?
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Perhaps Bald Friede can clue us in on Bundt, Tritonus and Kuhn (Akkerman on guitar)  , they are most definitely worthy of at the very least some discussion. Wilding-Bonus amd Lancaster-Lumley are Brand X offshoots . Adrian Wagner was a Hawkwind session player (mostly with Calvert) , Caldera is jazz-rock, Hobson's Choice is a US band that made a fabulous symph album. Jennings is a member of Mostly Autumn, Secret Cinema deserves finnforest bloodhound nose, as well as Lost Tales, both good ISP symph. Grime, Raison de Plus and Alpha-Ralpha are good unknown French bands, from different eras. Thanks for the input everyone, keep on sifting .
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St. Tropez is one I've had my eye on adding for some time...
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Originally posted by Dean Dean wrote:

Originally posted by Slartibartfast Slartibartfast wrote:

I've got

Wilding-Bonus Pleasure Signals on CD

Joachim Kühn Sunshower and another good one by him somewhere in my LP collection.
Haven't heard Sunshower, but Springfever with Philip Catherine on guitar is excellent - haven't played it for a while, so this is a timely reminder. Approve


That's the other one, thanks for the reminder. Big%20smile
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Originally posted by TGM: Orb TGM: Orb wrote:


Originally posted by Ghost Rider Ghost Rider wrote:

Excellent list, Thomas, but why not in the Suggest Bands section? According to the site rules, if these bands have one prog album, they should be here.
Interesting, would that let Dire Straits in?/One of the main arguments I've seen against their inclusion is that only Love Over Gold is progressive, and I've seen very few suggestions that that album isn't prog.Frankly, I don't really mind either way, since it saves me writing a five star review.


I agree. Today I listened to the entire Love Over Gold and if there are pretty much othe PR bands here, this must surely be. But well I already read in The Dire Straits suggestion and it really wasn't taken well.

Also Alchemy, their live album, has lots of jams, very proggy for that type of band.
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