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Mellotron Storm 
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Posted: October 17 2012 at 21:01 |
Even if you just know one please vote as this is about recommending albums.
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Logan
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Posted: October 17 2012 at 21:10 |
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I only have a few of these, and of those it's between Hhai/Live and the Kollektiv. I voted for Kollektiv.
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Posted: October 18 2012 at 02:21 |
Can't go against my natural Zeuhl instincts every time. I don't think I rate this album as highly as some of you other Magma-nutters though. Its probably only my 8th or 9th favorite.
Followed by Lard Free and Kollektiv. Two solid albums by great bands, but I have other favorites in both bands discography. Nebelest always came across as somewhat cold and sterile to my ears. I'm sure I would have loved seeing them live. Don't think I've heard anything from that Hawkwind album. I will simply have to accept that its a band I've always wanted to get into, that has never clicked with me.
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Posted: October 18 2012 at 05:57 |
Magma Live pretty much changed the course of my life, and Kohntarkosz from that album is my all-time favorite piece of music, so my choice is clear: I'm voting for Lard Free.
Ha Ha, no, it's Magma again.
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Posted: October 18 2012 at 06:09 |
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Back to being the Nothingman.
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Mellotron Storm
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Posted: October 18 2012 at 09:09 |
 Logan wrote:
I only have a few of these, and of those it's between Hhai/Live and the Kollektiv. I voted for Kollektiv. |
I love this album. Lots of sax and flute and they liked to manipulate their sound with fuzz, wah wah, echo etc. They loved to improvise as well. A must for Krautrock fans.
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"The wind is slowly tearing her apart"
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Mellotron Storm
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Posted: October 18 2012 at 09:30 |
Saperlipopette! wrote:
Can't go against my natural Zeuhl instincts every time. I don't think I rate this album as highly as some of you other Magma-nutters though. Its probably only my 8th or 9th favorite.
Followed by Lard Free and Kollektiv. Two solid albums by great bands, but I have other favorites in both bands discography. Nebelest always came across as somewhat cold and sterile to my ears. I'm sure I would have loved seeing them live. Don't think I've heard anything from that Hawkwind album. I will simply have to accept that its a band I've always wanted to get into, that has never clicked with me. |
I do rate that Magma one high as far as their live records go. Maybe my fav live one from them. I actually rate that GAM album the highest of all on the list but in listening to these the last few days i have to pick Nebelnest's debut. I'm such a sucker for dark, heavy music with lots of warm mellotron poured all over it.  Oh boy...anyway the GAM album is a posthumous release that was actually recorded in 1978 then restored and edited by Alan Freeeman(Comic Egg dude) in 2002. A unique sounding record as we get a trio of two guitarists and a drummer but the leader plays echo guitar and manipulates the sound of it so you'd think you were hearing synths and electronics.
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"The wind is slowly tearing her apart"
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Mellotron Storm
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Posted: October 18 2012 at 09:32 |
HolyMoly wrote:
Magma Live pretty much changed the course of my life, and Kohntarkosz from that album is my all-time favorite piece of music, so my choice is clear: I'm voting for Lard Free.
Ha Ha, no, it's Magma again. |
Yeah i thought my brain was acting up again when reading that. Well it's the last live Magma album for these polls as the final 8 will be studio records.
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"The wind is slowly tearing her apart"
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Mellotron Storm
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Posted: October 18 2012 at 09:52 |
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Back to being the Nothingman. |
Well of the ones on the list i think you'd like Hawkwind, it's a lot of fun.
That Ikarus album is great too with English vocals and a lot of lyrics about saving the enviroment. Plenty of saxes, clarinet and flute. This is their lone album from 1971. For me this list of albums is very high end. Missus Beastly's live album from 1974 is rightly under JazzRock/Fusion and this one is proffessionally recorded by Radio Bremen and features three long tracks. Eddy Marron is on this one playing guitar, he was with DZYAN at this time but lent his talents to some of Missus Beastly live dates. Just as an aside Eddy mentions in the liner notes that this band never took drugs, it was 100% about the music and it sure shows on this incredible album.
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Posted: October 18 2012 at 16:55 |
Don't know too many, other than Magma, LF, and a few songs off of Electric Teepee. I'll give a vote to Lard Free as it shoiuldn't go voteless.
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Posted: October 18 2012 at 17:21 |
Mellotron Storm wrote:
rushfan4 wrote:
Back to being the Nothingman. |
Well of the ones on the list i think you'd like Hawkwind, it's a lot of fun.
That Ikarus album is great too with English vocals and a lot of lyrics about saving the enviroment. Plenty of saxes, clarinet and flute. This is their lone album from 1971. For me this list of albums is very high end. Missus Beastly's live album from 1974 is rightly under JazzRock/Fusion and this one is proffessionally recorded by Radio Bremen and features three long tracks. Eddy Marron is on this one playing guitar, he was with DZYAN at this time but lent his talents to some of Missus Beastly live dates. Just as an aside Eddy mentions in the liner notes that this band never took drugs, it was 100% about the music and it sure shows on this incredible album. |
I voted Missus Beastly, John, And they were blessed to have Eddy Marron with them, it shows on that great record. Everything i have heard Marron play is so well done, and this album is no exception.
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Mellotron Storm
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Posted: October 19 2012 at 09:36 |
Man With Hat wrote:
Don't know too many, other than Magma, LF, and a few songs off of Electric Teepee.
I'll give a vote to Lard Free as it shoiuldn't go voteless. |
Amen bro, if Guldbamsen was around i'm sure he'd vote GAM who also need a vote.
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"The wind is slowly tearing her apart"
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Mellotron Storm
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Posted: October 19 2012 at 09:49 |
presdoug wrote:
Mellotron Storm wrote:
rushfan4 wrote:
Back to being the Nothingman. |
Well of the ones on the list i think you'd like Hawkwind, it's a lot of fun.
That Ikarus album is great too with English vocals and a lot of lyrics about saving the enviroment. Plenty of saxes, clarinet and flute. This is their lone album from 1971. For me this list of albums is very high end. Missus Beastly's live album from 1974 is rightly under JazzRock/Fusion and this one is proffessionally recorded by Radio Bremen and features three long tracks. Eddy Marron is on this one playing guitar, he was with DZYAN at this time but lent his talents to some of Missus Beastly live dates. Just as an aside Eddy mentions in the liner notes that this band never took drugs, it was 100% about the music and it sure shows on this incredible album. |
I voted Missus Beastly, John, And they were blessed to have Eddy Marron with them, it shows on that great record. Everything i have heard Marron play is so well done, and this album is no exception.
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Thanks for the vote Doug . I think i gave this a 4.5 star rating, it's so good. I really like their debut as well but this might be the best Missus Beastly record i've heard.
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rushfan4
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Posted: October 19 2012 at 10:07 |
Mellotron Storm wrote:
rushfan4 wrote:
Back to being the Nothingman. |
Well of the ones on the list i think you'd like Hawkwind, it's a lot of fun.
That Ikarus album is great too with English vocals and a lot of lyrics about saving the enviroment. Plenty of saxes, clarinet and flute. This is their lone album from 1971. For me this list of albums is very high end. Missus Beastly's live album from 1974 is rightly under JazzRock/Fusion and this one is proffessionally recorded by Radio Bremen and features three long tracks. Eddy Marron is on this one playing guitar, he was with DZYAN at this time but lent his talents to some of Missus Beastly live dates. Just as an aside Eddy mentions in the liner notes that this band never took drugs, it was 100% about the music and it sure shows on this incredible album. |
Electric TePee is on Spotify, so I will give that one a listen. Spotify has 4 Missus Beastly albums for streaming. Not that live one though. They have First, Second, Dr. Aftershave..., and Spaceguerilla.
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Posted: October 24 2012 at 16:22 |
Mellotron Storm wrote:
Man With Hat wrote:
Don't know too many, other than Magma, LF, and a few songs off of Electric Teepee.
I'll give a vote to Lard Free as it shoiuldn't go voteless. |
Amen bro, if Guldbamsen was around i'm sure he'd vote GAM who also need a vote.
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Well I'll be damned! Nostradamus strikes again! I went with GAM  Had it been the debut from Lard Free, I'd be in quite the pickle though...
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Mellotron Storm
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Posted: October 24 2012 at 20:59 |
Guldbamsen wrote:
Mellotron Storm wrote:
Man With Hat wrote:
Don't know too many, other than Magma, LF, and a few songs off of Electric Teepee.
I'll give a vote to Lard Free as it shoiuldn't go voteless. |
Amen bro, if Guldbamsen was around i'm sure he'd vote GAM who also need a vote.
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Well I'll be damned! Nostradamus strikes again!
I went with GAM Had it been the debut from Lard Free, I'd be in quite the pickle though... |
You and your pickle. Hey i'm with you on that Lard Free debut which is in the next poll by the way.
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"The wind is slowly tearing her apart"
"Sad Rain" ANEKDOTEN
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