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Posted: February 13 2010 at 19:08
^really glad you liked it.
George Benson is often overlooked due to the tag 'smooth jazz' but he really has some great material that 'jazz rock' fans would surely appreciate. I know I do.
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Posted: February 13 2010 at 19:50
The Quiet One wrote:
^nice combination, ingenious psych with extreme metal
And even better yet, up next is some neo-prog:
By the way, I know I've asked in the past, but have you listened to We're Only In It For The Money lately? I've really been loving that one lately, and I'm in serious consideration of giving it a 5 star review (the sound collages are the only thing holding me back).
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Posted: February 13 2010 at 20:23
The Quiet One wrote:
J-Man wrote:
The Quiet One wrote:
J-Man wrote:
The Quiet One wrote:
^no, I haven't listened to it in a while.
You should
Before that happens, you need to get Roxy & Elsewhere and Zappa in New York.
I don't have any live Zappa albums
...but that doesn't change the fact that you need to listen to WOIIFTM
Maybe, but that I will do whenever you get any of those two live Zappa albums.
Meanwhile:
I don't remember Jeff if you're well aware of Deep Purple, are you?
I actually only have Fireball from Deep Purple, but I never really gave it much attention. Now that you mention it, I might listen to it when I finish up the Unicorn album.
I'm in the mood for more neo-prog though, so I might listen to Misplaced Childhood, and THEN Fireball. You will see my decision in a few minutes
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Posted: February 13 2010 at 20:29
^nice, you're going to sleep late today, huh?
Fireball is one of my favorites. If you like the Hammond-Organ, pay close attention to it, while Jon Lord(the organist) may not be as technical as Keith Emerson, he really roars and gives some great grooves with his organ. Don't expect Prog, though. ENJOY!
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Posted: February 13 2010 at 20:31
The Quiet One wrote:
^nice, you're going to sleep late today, huh?
Fireball is one of my favorites. If you like the Hammond-Organ, pay close attention to it, while Jon Lord(the organist) may not be as technical as Keith Emerson, he really roars and gives some great grooves with his organ. Don't expect Prog, though. ENJOY!
This one's for you Pablo. Let you know my thoughts later (just remind me to tell you).
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Posted: February 13 2010 at 20:34
^ Like I said before, enjoy.
However, I have a sort of bad feeling since you just finished a Neo-Prog album, the combination might not be really good.... Anyway, let's hope for the best!
BTW: do you listen through Windows Media or in a CD player? Just curious.
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Posted: February 13 2010 at 20:43
The Quiet One wrote:
^ Like I said before, enjoy.
However, I have a sort of bad feeling since you just finished a Neo-Prog album, the combination might not be really good.... Anyway, let's hope for the best!
BTW: do you listen through Windows Media or in a CD player? Just curious.
I just went from listening to 60's psychedelic rock, to extreme metalcore, to soft neo-prog, to heavy rock in a very short amount of time. I tend to jump around genres a lot, so that shouldn't affect anything.
As for where I listen to music, it usually depends. Most times I listen to music through my stereo while playing Xbox (or reading, doing homework, relaxing, rockin' out, etc.), but when I'm on a PC (such as now), I use my iPod with my Sony noise-cancelling headphones. Occasionally I will listen to music through my PC, but that's rare since I have pretty crappy computer speakers.
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Posted: February 13 2010 at 20:47
J-Man wrote:
The Quiet One wrote:
^ Like I said before, enjoy.
However, I have a sort of bad feeling since you just finished a Neo-Prog album, the combination might not be really good.... Anyway, let's hope for the best!
BTW: do you listen through Windows Media or in a CD player? Just curious.
I just went from listening to 60's psychedelic rock, to extreme metalcore, to soft neo-prog, to heavy rock in a very short amount of time. I tend to jump around genres a lot, so that shouldn't affect anything.
As for where I listen to music, it usually depends. Most times I listen to music through my stereo while playing Xbox (or reading, doing homework, relaxing, rockin' out, etc.), but when I'm on a PC (such as now), I use my iPod with my Sony noise-cancelling headphones. Occasionally I will listen to music through my PC, but that's rare since I have pretty crappy computer speakers.
-Jeff
Oh, that's nice. That means you really pay attention to the music, something I don't do often in the PC since I use speakers, which are not bad mind you.
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Posted: February 13 2010 at 20:51
The Quiet One wrote:
J-Man wrote:
The Quiet One wrote:
^ Like I said before, enjoy.
However, I have a sort of bad feeling since you just finished a Neo-Prog album, the combination might not be really good.... Anyway, let's hope for the best!
BTW: do you listen through Windows Media or in a CD player? Just curious.
I just went from listening to 60's psychedelic rock, to extreme metalcore, to soft neo-prog, to heavy rock in a very short amount of time. I tend to jump around genres a lot, so that shouldn't affect anything.
As for where I listen to music, it usually depends. Most times I listen to music through my stereo while playing Xbox (or reading, doing homework, relaxing, rockin' out, etc.), but when I'm on a PC (such as now), I use my iPod with my Sony noise-cancelling headphones. Occasionally I will listen to music through my PC, but that's rare since I have pretty crappy computer speakers.
-Jeff
Oh, that's nice. That means you really pay attention to the music, something I don't do often in the PC since I use speakers, which are not bad mind you.
Great to know that you also rock out
You can't be a metalhead without rocking out
My stereo is also near to my keyboards, so sometimes I will figure out a song by ear and play along to it.
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The Quiet One wrote:
Like I said before, enjoy.
