What albums did you listen to today?

Off we go again!

Malleus - Paranorm
Unit Wail - Pangaea Proxima
Arena - The Seventh Degree of Separation
Paatos - Silence of Another Kind
Paatos - Timeloss
Paatos - Kallocain
Ozric Tentacles - Paper Monkeys
Asia Minor - Between Flesh and Divine
Arkus - 1914
Anyone's Daughter - S/T
Cherry Five - S/T
Banco - s/t first album!

Phew!

sagichim wrote: HolyMoly wrote: ^^  ooh, Angel Station.  I go way back with that one.  Angel Station is where I stopped with Manfred, after I saw where they were heading with Watch. Isn't it too popy?

irrelevant wrote: Looking at these threads remind me how little I listen to albums.

Here we go again...got my ear drums ringing with this heavy line up

In order...

Arena--Pride
Redemption---This Mortal Coil
Symphony X--Divine Wings of Tragety

Dead Can Dance Anastasis, 

Il Baricentro-Sconcerto

Bruckner Symphony 4-Otto Klemperer

Mendelssohn Symphony 3-Otto Klemperer

Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote: Off we go again! Malleus - Paranorm Unit Wail - Pangaea Proxima Arena - The Seventh Degree of Separation Paatos - Silence of Another Kind Paatos - Timeloss Paatos - Kallocain Ozric Tentacles - Paper Monkeys Asia Minor - Between Flesh and Divine Arkus - 1914 Anyone's Daughter - S/T Cherry Five - S/T Banco - s/t first album! Phew!

How did you enjoy the Arena album? A bit of a different take I'd say from their usual style. Added a bit more of a crossover prog element to their sound. The new vocalist, Paul Manzi really holds his own. The Great escape is my favourite track. :)

progbethyname wrote: [QUOTE=Aussie-Byrd-Brother] Off we go again! Arena - The Seventh Degree of Separation How did you enjoy the Arena album? A bit of a different take I'd say from their usual style. Added a bit more of a crossover prog element to their sound. The new vocalist, Paul Manzi really holds his own. The Great escape is my favourite track. :)

After being initially VERY disappointed with it, I've found after several listens it really comes together well! So it's a bit more straightforward, but Nolan tastefully places nice subtle and restrained keyboards all over it, and the new singer is pretty good! Always makes me laugh, that spoken word into where at the end he bellows `CAN ANYBODY HEAR ME?!' reminds me so much of Bruce Dickenson from Iron Maiden lol! Overall, really great songwriting, catchy melodies - very happy with it! Glad I didn't just dismiss it on my first listen.


Glincolti - Visti & Imprevisti
Agitation Free - Second
Adelbert Von Deyen - Nordborg
Adelbert Von Deyen - Sternzeit
Machine Mass Trio - As Real As Thinking
Novalis - Sommerabend
Eloy - Ocean
Slivovitz - Bani Ahead
ADM - Arena Di Tollo Marras
Banco - s/t
Big Big Tain - English Electric part 1
Glass Hammer - Perilous
Novalis - Bumerang

"The Eddie Cochran Memorial Album"
Led Zeppelin - "In Through the Out Door"
Led Zeppelin - "Houses of the Holy"
Pseudo/Sentai - "Nature's imagination One"
Pseudo/Sentai - "Making a Hole in the Center of the First Outside Planet"
Pseudo/Sentai - "Nature's imagination Two"
Led Zeppelin - "Physical Graffiti"

bytor2112 wrote: Ambient Hurricanes wrote: By the way, does anyone have the remastered version of Relayer with the three bonus tracks?  I never paid them much attention, but today I listened closely to the early studio run-through of Gates of Delirium for the first time.  It's really interesting to hear how the piece developed between that version and the version that ended up on the album, because they're very different and the contrast provides a lot of insight into Yes' composition process.  Even the lyrics are almost totally different! I have it, the 2003 remasters are worth the money. You can pick them up quite cheaply nowadays. The bonus tracks are really cool, especially on TfTO as you get an extra album worth of bonus material.

I also have it.