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    Posted: October 23 2005 at 15:56
I like a lot of bands Tangerine Dream, Goblin but also Vangelis, Jean Michel Jarre.
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Nah, seriously now:
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wow, u buy a lot

i mean ozric's are good, but there is anther good prog bands, u should listen to them too
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I have just bought another two doubles by them, Curious Corn & Swirly Termination, Erpland & Jurassic Shift I love The Hidden Step and Waterfall Cities though. I will have to get Strangeitude
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I never heard them live...
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strangitude is best album IMO
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Best studio-album: Jurassic Shift

Best live-album: Live Underslunky
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The main problems with Ozric is that their albums are all the same. It is almost impossible to tell one from another. I've got 13 studio albums by them (not sure if my collection is complete), and the reason for me collecting was to find some differences between albums. I failed to find much - they all sound the same to me. The only really enjoyable thing is their DVD "At The Pongmasters Ball" - impressive stuff.

 
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Basically, I like all OT albums, but I really enjoy listening to The Hidden Step, The Bits Between the Bits and Curious Corn.
But as I said, I like all albums, including recent onces and the eighties tapes.
The really liked Nodens Ictus project as well. If you like OT, you should definitely listen to Nodens Ictus.

And to all you Dutch and Belgium fans. Tonight OT plays a gig in Helmond at the Plato.
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Out of the three doubles I've got, my favourite is Pungent Effulgent with Strangeitude. I don't know which one's which though
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Jurassic Shift is the only Ozrics I own and I love it

"Music is the Wine that fills the cup of Silence"
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Originally posted by Trouserpress Trouserpress wrote:

Erpland. But really, if you like one you'll like 'em all.


True dat, true dat...

Im an amazingly huge Ozrics fan, and my faves are still Waterfall Cities or Jurassic Shift.


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gotta go with Strangeitude...
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I (too) say Erpland.
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curious corn!!
We want... a shrubbery!
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My favorites are actually the ones you have, The Hidden Step and Waterfall Cities. I thought the techno influence was exactly what they needed to bring something new and energetic to their sound.

Otherwise, Erpland is the way to go.
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Originally posted by TheProgtologist TheProgtologist wrote:

Originally posted by erik neuteboom erik neuteboom wrote:

I love their live album Live Underslunky:

I agree with you there,Erik.Live Underslunky is a great live album.

 Me too ... http://www.progarchives.com/Review.asp?id=38468

Out of the studio albums, I think you have the best already but actually they are all great. They've never done a weak album.


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Originally posted by erik neuteboom erik neuteboom wrote:

I love their live album Live Underslunky: great blend of several styles, great play on synthesizers (like Steve Hillage) and guitar (often distored, very spcetacular), amazing dynamic drums work and the track Kick Muck is MINDBLOWING! I have seen them once, it was so weird to notice the absence of the average proghead, most people were rastafari's, even the whites and then the blue clouds because of all those big joints...this was an uforgettable experience!!

I agree with you there,Erik.Live Underslunky is a great live album.


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Erpland. But really, if you like one you'll like 'em all.
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I love their live album Live Underslunky: great blend of several styles, great play on synthesizers (like Steve Hillage) and guitar (often distored, very spcetacular), amazing dynamic drums work and the track Kick Muck is MINDBLOWING! I have seen them once, it was so weird to notice the absence of the average proghead, most people were rastafari's, even the whites and then the blue clouds because of all those big joints...this was an uforgettable experience!!
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