The Italian Prog Appreciation den

I saw on the tele about the snow you guys are getting over there.  My sympathies of course. 

seventhsojourn wrote: ^ I need to get that Areknames CD.   We've had mega snow for about the past ten days, the worst in forty years apparently. Leaving aside the nightmare journeys to/from work, road closures, petrol pumps dry, empty shelves in shops etc, we've only had one postal delivery and I'm getting itchy waiting for several packages. How have the roads been with you, Paul?

POTA wrote: I've played Jacula's In Cauda Semper Stat Venenum from start to finish at least a hundred times over the years. It never gets old.

I'm with ya man, but I think the second album is even better!!!  

^ My (five star) review is coming as well...

Todd wrote: ^ My (five star) review is coming as well...   To my snowed-in/out friends, my best wishes for rain, or at least for good endurance for shoveling!

mmmmmm... didn't speak of ratings... well, I'm not sure ... 4 stars or 5...? still undecided...

BTW, they say California and Italy share a similar weather... I don't know... I only know that many people now plan to get a flood insurance... I will post images, guys, of the recent disasters...  (I live 70 kms north from Venice).

Todd wrote: ^ My (five star) review is coming as well...   To my snowed-in/out friends, my best wishes for rain, or at least for good endurance for shoveling!

Edited by Nightfly - December 10 2010 at 12:33

Let's not talk about 2010. The best album of the year is barely scraping in at the bottom of the list anyway so who cares ? 

Let's agree that the Il Tempio delle Clessidre album is a cracking good album for late nights in our rocking chairs at the retirement homes in some decades time........ or in my case; in some years time.  

A far more serious matter, and everyone bar Finnforest takes up their positions in the naughty corner, is that the Assenzi album Avon has only garnered one review so far. It is a free album and it is good. Download and review. 

Edited by toroddfuglesteg - December 10 2010 at 13:03

TheGazzardian wrote: Which album you talking about Torodd?  Although I agree the list rarely reflects my personal taste.

All Over Everywhere - Inner Firmaments Decay.

Believe me, and I speak with 25 years experience, this is a minor genre generating album. The production and sound is something that needs to be heard to be believed. Take my word for that.  

toroddfuglesteg wrote: Let's not talk about 2010. The best album of the year is barely scraping in at the bottom of the list anyway so who cares ?  Let's agree that the Il Tempio delle Clessidre album is a cracking good album for late nights in our rocking chairs at the retirement homes in some decades time........ or in my case; in some years time.   A far more serious matter, and everyone bar Finnforest takes up their positions in the naughty corner, is that the Assenzi album Avon has only garnered one review so far. It is a free album and it is good. Download and review.

Nightfly wrote: toroddfuglesteg wrote: Let's not talk about 2010. The best album of the year is barely scraping in at the bottom of the list anyway so who cares ?  Let's agree that the Il Tempio delle Clessidre album is a cracking good album for late nights in our rocking chairs at the retirement homes in some decades time........ or in my case; in some years time.   A far more serious matter, and everyone bar Finnforest takes up their positions in the naughty corner, is that the Assenzi album Avon has only garnered one review so far. It is a free album and it is good. Download and review.    Guilty as charged Torodd. I've been so busy lately but i will dowmload it soon.   By the way,I was thinking of buying that All Over Everywhere cd you mention in another post. I was impressed with what I heard on the Emkog sampler. I'm assuming the rest is of equally high standard?

Better. Far better.