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Last night, I listened to DeadWing by Porcupine Tree. Great album
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Tonights choices:

Beardfish – Mammoth
Haken – Restoration
Ozric Tentacles – Waterfall Cities
Cosmic Ground – 2 – This will be for the drive home, Sam.

Mosaico – Vola – This little favourite again, Sam. Such a lovely Italian album, short and sweet too! Great vocalist as well.

Leap Day – Skylge’s Lair – I love this band so much, just a fine modern prog band with constantly great playing.

Banco del Mutuo Soccorso – Come In Un’Ultima Cena – You were spot on, Sagi. Not quite up to the standard of the first few, but a very respectable album that still has with plenty of depth and prog-smarts.
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I know, I'm joking Big smile Instrumentally it's similar to Phaedra/Rubycon but the musical approach reminds me more of Zeit. Certainly not the kind of music you'll love at first listen Tongue
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Originally posted by Meltdowner Meltdowner wrote:

Only first listens:
Ozric Tentacles - Become The Other
Cosmic Ground - Cosmic Ground 2 (I was feeling like listening to TD but I heard most of their classic albums recently, so why not some CG? LOL I wish it had more distinct progressions (like on the last song), it's generally very minimalistic.)

I still think Dirk Jan Müller deserves a bit more credit than simply being dismissed as a clone! Yes, there's spots on those two CG albums (and I get the feeling a third is on the way fairly soon) where he `recreates' the sounds of the classic TD albums, but I think he's doing pretty interesting stuff as well, a lot of his music diverts into looooooooong droning passages and trance elements. It's just that you have to be in the right mood for it!
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Only first listens:
Ozric Tentacles - Become The Other
Cosmic Ground - Cosmic Ground 2 (I was feeling like listening to TD but I heard most of their classic albums recently, so why not some CG? LOL I wish it had more distinct progressions (like on the last song), it's generally very minimalistic.)
Salem's Pot - Pronounce This! (I bought this album on CD from the band last month but didn't get to see them (they were the last band and played after the exhausting Truckfighters concert). I was really not into their Sleep-like Stoner Rock of their previous albums but I was very surprised with this new album, it's quite Heavy Prog Cool Dueling guitars, fuzzy bass, spacey synths, lots of Hammond and interesting progressions Thumbs Up Now I'm sad I missed the concert Embarrassed)
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Originally posted by Aussie-Byrd-Brother Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote:

Originally posted by Sagichim Sagichim wrote:

Di Terra is wonderful, for a long time I've been meaning to play it but just haven't come around it.

I'm long overdue to give it another listen as well, mate (probably haven't since I wrote that review).

Ever have those albums that you love to bits, but you don't listen to nearly often enough? I'll be honest, even though I know I enjoy the hell out of `Di Terra', at this exact moment off the top of my head I can't recall a single note on it!

Yeah I have a few albums like that, but when I play them it all starts coming back.
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Mexicoma - Obsidian Monolith  (Umea, Sweden  2014)   Heavy Rock / Stoner / Metal with gritty vocals
Ancestro - El Regreso De Los Brujos   (Trujillo, Peru  2016)   Instrumental heavy psychedelic stoner rock 
Space Invaders - Dreadnought  (Germany/Switzerland  2015)   Instrumental psychedelic space rock (live in studio) 
Marant - High Octane Diesel  (Winterthur, Switzerland  2015)   Desert / Stoner / Fuzz 
Emily Rose - The Bahanacius  (Podgorica, Montenegro  2016)   Instrumental psychedelic stoner rock 
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Originally posted by Sagichim Sagichim wrote:

Di Terra is wonderful, for a long time I've been meaning to play it but just haven't come around it.

I'm long overdue to give it another listen as well, mate (probably haven't since I wrote that review).

Ever have those albums that you love to bits, but you don't listen to nearly often enough? I'll be honest, even though I know I enjoy the hell out of `Di Terra', at this exact moment off the top of my head I can't recall a single note on it!
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Originally posted by ALotOfBottle ALotOfBottle wrote:

New Trolls - Concerto Grosso per I Why is this rated so low? It's not amazing, but it's really good. The blues-rock riffs sound far from being dry and uninteresting. Orchestration is magnificent. The long suite is pretty cool.

Mate, I think you'll find that the thinking is that several other Italian bands went on to do more interestings things with orchestral elements than what the New Trolls did on that one. For instance, have you tried Banco's `Di Terra'? That has a real dynamic fusion of band and orchestra, not just the orchestral bits "added on top". I might have been a little over-zealous, but I seem to recall I gave that one a five-star review on the Archives some time back?!

I've really come to enjoy `Concerto Grosso' for what it is, a sweeping and pleasing album, if perhaps surface thrills over much in the way of depth?

Di Terra is wonderful, for a long time I've been meaning to play it but just haven't come around it.
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Miles Davis - "Get Up With It"
John Coltrane - "Olé Coltrane"
Anal c**t - "I Like It When You Die"
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Originally posted by ALotOfBottle ALotOfBottle wrote:

New Trolls - Concerto Grosso per I Why is this rated so low? It's not amazing, but it's really good. The blues-rock riffs sound far from being dry and uninteresting. Orchestration is magnificent. The long suite is pretty cool.

Mate, I think you'll find that the thinking is that several other Italian bands went on to do more interestings things with orchestral elements than what the New Trolls did on that one. For instance, have you tried Banco's `Di Terra'? That has a real dynamic fusion of band and orchestra, not just the orchestral bits "added on top". I might have been a little over-zealous, but I seem to recall I gave that one a five-star review on the Archives some time back?!

I've really come to enjoy `Concerto Grosso' for what it is, a sweeping and pleasing album, if perhaps surface thrills over much in the way of depth?
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Univers Zero - 1313
Thinking Plague - In Extremis
Caravan - For Girls Who Grow Plump...
Setna - Cycle I
Duvdevan - S/T
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Arena – the Seventh Degree of Separation – Still a good album, full of great tunes.


Yes, indeed. Lots to like on this one.
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On repeat:
 
RPWL: The Gentle Art of Music
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Well, my choices tonight:

Biglietto per L’Inferno – s/t
Delirium – Dolce Acqua
Ad Maiora – Repetita Iuvant
Arena – the Seventh Degree of Separation – Still a good album, full of great tunes.

Marchesi Scamorza – Hypnophonia – a big improvement on the debut, a wonderful follow-up album! The band stepped up big on this one.

Steve Roach – Shadows of Time – It takes its time to reveal itself, but this is a seriously good Roach album. The CD version, mind you...the second track is about twenty minutes, but the download version stretches that particular track to 78 minutes! Works much better in the quarter-length format.
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Nah, "The Astonishing" is still much longer than that Tongue I only heard the first LP last Wednesday but only had time to get back to it this week. I was still very tired from the weekend so I was only able to listen to one side each night without falling asleep Sleepy
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You started it last Wednesday and just finished it now, Sam? Why, that must be the longest album in the world!
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Very nice lists in this thread lately Thumbs Up

Yesterday:
CosaRara - s/t
Hostsonaten - Symphony N. 1: Cupid and Psyche
... and finally finished Bitches Brew that I started last Wednesday
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Tuesday...

The Rare Breed - Looking For Today  (Los Angeles, CA  2016)   Classic style hard rock trio
Lucifer Rising - Beyond The Ninth Gate  (Kiev, Ukraine  2016)   FFOBR  (female fronted occult blues rock)
Thumlock - Emerald Liquid Odyssey  (Wollongong, Australia  2000)   Heavy Psychedelic Stoner Rock
Mammatus - Sparkling Waters  (Santa Cruz, CA  2015)   Instrumental heavy psychedelic space rock 
Mothersloth - Moribund Star  (Madrid, Spain  2014)   Instrumental / Stoner / Doom / Metal 

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Trioscapes - "Separate Realities"
Bad Kids to the Front - "You Are Alone"
Miles Davis - "In a Silent Way"
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