BEKSINSKI prog artist

progmaniaczka wrote:       Hullo! It's been long since.. ...let's see

Hey, a warmest welcome back!

progmaniaczka wrote: Very, very nice photos Guys

 

And this means that, thank God, you haven't seen mine... or have you? You did say you had health problems... 

 

 

 

Pretentious, indeed. And very sophisticated grammar, "had he not been murdered".

Well, we could discuss the paintings in formal manner, just as art critics do, but I think it would be dull...

Coming back to topic, has anyone here on this forum heard "Moonshine" from Collage, the one with the cover which utilised Beksinski's painting? I think it is beautiful album, neo prog better than many non Polish bands. Cudze chwalicie, swego nie znacie... (nie ¿ebym uprawia³ "politykê historyczn¹" jak nowa w³adza).

O Mr Szadkowski na tapecie!

Of course Collage has earned the reputation for being one of the best Polish progbands ever..   I must say, that Moonshine (with song Living in the Moonlight) is simply delicious ,'Fight' which was written in the memory of Tomasz Beksiñski is also marvellous..

Robert Amirian has, say, unusual voice and sings so eagerly..

As for Satellite, last record- Evening Games has proved to be well-thought-out one. Take- 'Beautiful Word'(for Bieslan Childern)which is a kind of beautiful prayer and aims to stand up for terrorists..,
....
which doesn't mean, thaT I am not fond of
"A Street Between Sunrise and Sunset"    (I would even say to the contrary- it's my best record when it comes to Satellite, since in the depth of my soul, I identify with It much more than with EG ) .


As far as covers are concerned- except Beksiñski's illustration of 'Moonshine' I also find Wilkinson's work quite interesting.. (in "A Street Between Sunrise and Sunset") some say, that it looks like a kitch but don't lets be that realist   

Hi progmaniaczka long time no see

I post beksinskis' painting not for backing the thread but because I like them. It is better than writing empty posts ( not personal to anybody at all!). Sometimews I 'm pointing the discussion, sometimes I want sth different. I don't know what I want.
"I wanna be well" as Ramones sung. I asked about drugs because I've really wondered how it is? don't mention.
ok what for today of Beksinski? Let me see.....
maybe this olne


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I agree - Jozef is great
BTW Progmaniaczka where is YOUR photo?

I've finally got the 2 Riverside albums... Now that something 2 be proud of!!! Real progress there!

Throgh wrote: I agree - Jozef is great BTW Progmaniaczka where is YOUR photo?

Yes, he is!



shyness Throgh

Progmaniaczka: Thank You for the kind words, now if only I could actually become a South Park character

And what's with those Polish neo-prog singers...I like the music in general, but I'm very sorry to say that I can't stand their singing styles... Robert Amirian, Adam £assa, the new guy from Quidam... it's funny, I like Nick Barrett, (Fish does sometimes get on my nerves, though) Cedric Omar Rodriguez, most growling, even the guy from Pavlov's Dog and I really can't take the aformentioned, it doesn't matter if they sing in English or in Polish... I don't mind the guy from Satellite.

Throgh: Wolfspider ain't gonna like that new painting, it has a Tool ambience to it

 

Never heard Ulver. They're said to be very eclectic, is this true?

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Pablo_P wrote: Buy some album of Ulver and you will know.

Ah. I knew there was a catch.

And if they really do change drastically from album to album, then what's the good of listening to one CD?