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Last 3 bought CDs :

-Anthony Phillips : 'The geese and the ghost'

-Fairport Convention : 'Rising for the moon'

-Dixie Dregs : 'Greatest hits live' (Philadelphia 1979)
"Magma was the very first gothic rock band" (Didier Lockwood)
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Neal Morse  - Testimony

Glenn Hughes - Songs In The Key Of Rock

Transatlantic - Live In Europe
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Jethro Tull-Thick as a Brick

Vangelis- L'apocalipse des animaux

SoftWorks Abracadabra

 
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Larry Coryell & Alphonse Mouzon- Back Together Again

Focus- Focus 8

Gentle Giant- Under Construction

 
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Originally posted by shark shark wrote:

SoftWorks Abracadabra

 

So Shark, what did you think?



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So far, I have enjoyed Abracadabra a great deal. For once, it's nice to hear Holdsworth keeping the chops down to a minimum, just fitting in with the rest of the band. There's a nice, warm organic feeling running across the whole session. It's great to

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[QUOTE=shark]

So far, I have enjoyed Abracadabra a great deal. For once, it's nice to hear Holdsworth keeping the chops down to a minimum, just fitting in with the rest of the band. There's a nice, warm organic feeling running across the whole session.

On A Dilemmia Between What I Need & What I Just Want

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Softworks is touring now. Maybe a LIVE or new studio album is in the works.
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I am trying to 'get into' Dreamtheater as well at the moment. I have been listening to a couple of their cds and watching a Metropolis dvd. I am really struggleing with it. I think Portnoy is a great drummer and the guitarist is pretty good but Labrie is p
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[QUOTE=StarshipTrooper] I am trying to 'get into' Dreamtheater as well at the moment. I have been listening to a couple of their cds and watching a Metropolis dvd. I am really struggleing with it. I think Portnoy is a great drummer and the guitarist is pr

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[QUOTE=StarshipTrooper] I am really struggleing with it. Labrie is putting me off. Musically, They sound ok, maybe a little heavier than I like but if I dont like the vocals, it tends to put me off. As there are so many DT fans out there, I guess its ju

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Hmm today i bought 5 of them :)

1) Rush - Grace Under Pressure

2) Queensryche - Promised Land

3) Yes - Tales from a topographic oceqn

4) Mahavishnu orchestra - the lost tridents sessions

5) Mahavishnu orchestra -&

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- Soft Machine - Soft Machine (a cheap re-issue of demos from 1967)

- AC/DC - '74 Jailbreak  (I used be a huge fan, a few years ago, and it only costed me 5 euros)

- a terrible Dutch me

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I bought some more second hand vinyl yesterday:

A Hungarian pressing of Pink Floyd Meddle.

A mint Japaneese pressing of Dark Side Of The Moon complete with posters and book.

The first Steve Smith & Vital Information albu

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The Claudia Quintet-I,Claudia

Embryo-Bad Heads & Bad Cats

Khan-Space Shanty
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Queensryche :

rage for order

operation mindcrime

empire
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Originally posted by Aerandir Aerandir wrote:

Queensryche :

rage for order

operation mindcrime

empire

Mindcrime is a great disc. Metal meets Floyd. Geoffery Tate has such an amazing voice. Now if he were the vocalist for Dream Thea

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Soft Machine-Backwards

Soft Machine-BBC Concerts 1967-1971

Gilgamesh-Arriving Twice
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I've bought yesterday:

Yes - Closing in, In the woods.. - omnio, My dying bride - songs of darkness, words of light (special edition), solefald - neonism, solefald - pills against the ageless ills, diabolical masquerade - death's design soundtra

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I'm only into prog for less than a year now, and I have to say I've always loved Iron Maiden's first two records. I even dare to say there's a little prog metal in the first one. Those great songs, like Phantom Of The Opera and Transsylvania!

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