Geesin & Waters

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   Why isn't MUSIC FROM THE BODY listed under Roger's solo stuff?  Weird it may be, but it DOES grow on one after a while.  Makes me want to investigate Geesin's other stuff, actually.  This CD is one of the three weirdest in my library, the other two being the self-titled one by the Nazgul that I've mentioned elsewhere and one that would probably be classified as classical if I bought it new that dates from '83.  It's some Japanese drum ensemble and the CD is called THE FOUR SEASONS IN RESONANCE.  I can't read the liners because they're all in Japanese, but I'll try to find out more about this disc.  If you like really weird stuff, I can definately reccommend this.
      I also picked up the 24-bit remaster of IN THE COURT OF THE CRIMSON KING yesterday and was reminded of exactly how good this album is.  Why do I only ever seem to find the newest stuff of theirs in the stores?  I want old crap and I want it now!  British early seventies prog truly rules.

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Bellringer Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Senior Member Joined: December 19 2004 Location: Hull, UK Status: Offline Points: 99	Topic: Geesin & Waters Posted: May 18 2005 at 16:16
	Why isn't MUSIC FROM THE BODY listed under Roger's solo stuff? Weird it may be, but it DOES grow on one after a while. Makes me want to investigate Geesin's other stuff, actually. This CD is one of the three weirdest in my library, the other two being the self-titled one by the Nazgul that I've mentioned elsewhere and one that would probably be classified as classical if I bought it new that dates from '83. It's some Japanese drum ensemble and the CD is called THE FOUR SEASONS IN RESONANCE. I can't read the liners because they're all in Japanese, but I'll try to find out more about this disc. If you like really weird stuff, I can definately reccommend this. I also picked up the 24-bit remaster of IN THE COURT OF THE CRIMSON KING yesterday and was reminded of exactly how good this album is. Why do I only ever seem to find the newest stuff of theirs in the stores? I want old crap and I want it now! British early seventies prog truly rules.
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