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Points: 2111 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 10 2014 at 23:16
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Thumbs Up Killer album. This album has grown on me in a huge way over the past few weeks.
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Thumbs Up Killer album. This album has grown on me in a huge way over the past few weeks.
Very true.  I have been hankering a listen to this album for a while, with your recent plays and comments being an influence.  They featured this album on their latest tour.  They played 4 or 5 tracks off of it.  It was pretty cool revisiting these songs live.
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Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

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Thumbs Up Killer album. This album has grown on me in a huge way over the past few weeks.
Very true.  I have been hankering a listen to this album for a while, with your recent plays and comments being an influence.  They featured this album on their latest tour.  They played 4 or 5 tracks off of it.  It was pretty cool revisiting these songs live.

I think this album had some of Alex's wildest solos with exception of maybe The Big Money being a bit more conventional than the rest. I wish around the time this album came out they would have done a complete live recording of it, because I really feel that every song is a miniature masterpiece, but I feel very strongly about their 'synth period' in general. Some of the best music of it's time IMHO. Sure, there were several groups doing some interesting things (The Police, King Crimson for example), but this album just seemed to come 'out of nowhere'. I always viewed it as rather emotionally chilly album, but I have warmed up to it considerably after reading several comments here at PA of how people hold this album in high regard. This is apart of what prompted me to give it a reconsideration and I'm glad I did. Cool
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Originally posted by Mirror Image Mirror Image wrote:

Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

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Thumbs Up Killer album. This album has grown on me in a huge way over the past few weeks.
Very true.  I have been hankering a listen to this album for a while, with your recent plays and comments being an influence.  They featured this album on their latest tour.  They played 4 or 5 tracks off of it.  It was pretty cool revisiting these songs live.

I think this album had some of Alex's wildest solos with exception of maybe The Big Money being a bit more conventional than the rest. I wish around the time this album came out they would have done a complete live recording of it, because I really feel that every song is a miniature masterpiece, but I feel very strongly about their 'synth period' in general. Some of the best music of it's time IMHO. Sure, there were several groups doing some interesting things (The Police, King Crimson for example), but this album just seemed to come 'out of nowhere'. I always viewed it as rather emotionally chilly album, but I have warmed up to it considerably after reading several comments here at PA of how people hold this album in high regard. This is apart of what prompted me to give it a reconsideration and I'm glad I did. Cool

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Believe it or not! Synchronicity :-)

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This one has always been magical for me.  It was their first album that I bought as a new release and this was the first tour that I saw them live on.
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Originally posted by Chris S Chris S wrote:

Believe it or not! Synchronicity :-)

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Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:



This one has always been magical for me.  It was their first album that I bought as a new release and this was the first tour that I saw them live on.

I'll have to give Presto another listen as I remember years ago when I heard for the first time being quite underwhelmed with it. Perhaps have changed? We shall see...
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IQ: Subterranea (UK-1997).
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Distinguished Panel Of Experts' debut
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