What are you Listening to Right Now? Febus XV

Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote: Oh, my vinyl copy of `Timewind' is putrid, Sam! I've since bought a nice CD of it, but sadly it's not the most recent remastered double CD set which has some amazing long bonus tracks. Maybe one to track down eventually. That's a nice Santana album, `Abraxus'...It annoys me, though, somehow I noticed that album on my Ipod is all out of order, so I've cracked the s*hits and refuse to play it! Of course, I never remember to rearrange it when I'm back home!

Mine seems in very good condition, but I'll have to give it a spin to be sure. I don't know if I could listen to the album and the bonus tracks, it's two hours of Schulze, my brain wouldn't handle it

That happened to me so many times, and I always forget to rearenge too

Meltdowner wrote: Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote: I was just putting the vinyl copy I received this week, an original German edition, on a pile to clean up next

Oh, my vinyl copy of `Timewind' is putrid, Sam! I've since bought a nice CD of it, but sadly it's not the most recent remastered double CD set which has some amazing long bonus tracks. Maybe one to track down eventually.

That's a nice Santana album, `Abraxas'...It annoys me, though, somehow I noticed that album on my Ipod is all out of order, so I've cracked the s*hits and refuse to play it! Of course, I never remember to rearrange it when I'm back home!

Edited by Aussie-Byrd-Brother - June 06 2015 at 13:00

.......now - KAJAGOOGOO - Islands (really.....especially the extended synth solo on Melting The Ice Away, which alternates between a bar of 7, a bar of 8 etc. for ages)
But for those who love intricate bass work, well, Nick B is a true master of the instrument, even at this young stage.

Catcher10 wrote:

Yes - PhilCo's debut and best album. Nothing negative to be said about it....
Dunno why more Proggers don't back this (minor) 80's classic up. At least, it's not too far away in sound to Genesis' Duke album.........just coz there's some keyboard flights and longer cuts doth not make a Prog album per se.....
...... I'm digging Kajagoogoo a lot recently, and they're more Prog (at least in certain arrangement and instrumental approach, Nick B notwithstanding ....) than many acts I've come across included here at P.A. ......but my opinion stands for sh*t.........what do I know ????
...........let's go for yet another sub-genre - Bubblegum Prog - ( commercially oriented New-Wave styled music with considerable instrumental chops, particularly of 80's origin) - well, we already have, at least in thought, a Dad-Prog idealism. I can pose a question - why doesn't the 'average covers band' include Too Shy in their repertoire ?? A major 80's Hit - yet a complicated arrangement and complex instrumentally (as is most of their material).