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^ Michael !! Pascale Son is gorgeous. Just listen to the long track 'L'idiot Leon' 3 times in a row, like I did when I got the CD !! (- Yeah, LP's of it are waaaaay expensive) - just a simply adorable album. I've got a John Greaves LP with Pascale singing on it and I found it intriguing.
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Tom, the problem is....I can't work out what the hell she is singing! Is she singing in French, is she just singing....`sounds' that flow with the music, or she singing random scat vocals?? It's really doing my head in!

Biggest hurdle I'm facing on that album!
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Perhaps Belgian ?? Flemish scat or something ?? I like weird vocals. I'd go and spin it right now although I'm, you know, appreciating a bit of silence for a few days......
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Originally posted by Aussie-Byrd-Brother Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote:

Tom, the problem is....I can't work out what the hell she is singing! Is she singing in French, is she just singing....`sounds' that flow with the music, or she singing random scat vocals?? It's really doing my head in!

Biggest hurdle I'm facing on that album!


Just think of her as a feminine Christian VanderWink 
Hell there are a fair few Zeuhlish qualities in COS, but then again they first really appeared on the subsequent Babel.
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Getting back to adding to my Canerbury.  Got this today and it is quite the delight!
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JIm, I'm listening to that at work right now!

Great minds, and all!
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^  Awesome!  How odd...LOL
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Totally random...and AWESOME!

Hey guys, with the passing of Richard Coughlin, maybe give a Caravan album or two a spin today. R.I.P.

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Originally posted by Aussie-Byrd-Brother Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote:

Canterbury regulars, what's you opinion on the album Cos - Viva Boma? Been giving it a few spins after buy it recently, and while it's kind of quirky and nice, I don't respond to it as well as oher Canterbury albums.

Opinions/thoughts?


Don't have any, but I'd like to hear yours.
I need a bit of a push to explore this genre of Prog. Haven't done much beyond the Gong trilogy.
Radio Gnome pt 2 I loved.
Gimmie my headphones now!!! 🎧🤣
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Originally posted by Tom Ozric Tom Ozric wrote:

Perhaps Belgian ?? Flemish scat or something ?? I like weird vocals. I'd go and spin it right now although I'm, you know, appreciating a bit of silence for a few days......


Uh oh. Sounds cancerous to my ears. Shall I stay away? Think so.
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Nick, give the album a sample here and see for yourself:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lK8AMMPyPPk

I'm starting to warm to it, got my CD of it in the car now for extended listens!

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Originally posted by Tom Ozric Tom Ozric wrote:

Perhaps Belgian ?? Flemish scat or something ?? I like weird vocals. I'd go and spin it right now although I'm, you know, appreciating a bit of silence for a few days......

Belgian as a language doesn't exist, it's either Flemish (Dutch), French or German. Wink
But... living in Flandres and knowing French too I'm sure that it isn't Dutch/Flemish or German, and it's not French either.
I'm almost sure they're just fantasy lyrics.
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Originally posted by Aussie-Byrd-Brother Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote:

Totally random...and AWESOME!

Hey guys, with the passing of Richard Coughlin, maybe give a Caravan album or two a spin today. R.I.P.


I played Live at Fairfield Halls and In The Land Of Grey And Pink.  You?
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Originally posted by Stool Man Stool Man wrote:

Originally posted by Aussie-Byrd-Brother Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote:

Totally random...and AWESOME!

Hey guys, with the passing of Richard Coughlin, maybe give a Caravan album or two a spin today. R.I.P.


I played Live at Fairfield Halls and In The Land Of Grey And Pink.  You?


Yeah I've been playing a lot of Caravan too. The debut, in particular, has been in heavy rotation. 'Where but for Caravan would I be' is one of their best tunes imho - it's certainly one of my favesBig smile 
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Points: 15926 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 10 2013 at 14:56
^ 'Place Of My Own' - beautiful, simply beautiful.....
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Well count me in the appreciation of. Canterbury music. soft machine, egg, Matching Mole & Caravan. Plus many more top bands.   
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Canterbury fan signing on here again after going absent without leave for a number of years. Long story but I am back and confused as ever and loving it.


Just ordered Gilgamesh, and looking forward to giving the thing a good long play(very loud).
Should keep the people next door talking a bit more
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I like the first 2 Cos albums an awful lot, an over all unique band, I'll get around to checking out Babel sooner or later....
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Babel is excellent and its "disco rythms" really fun. Big smile
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I would like to open here a discussion.
Why there aren't new Canterbury bands? Does anyone still playing it in 2014?
The last possible entry was (in my opinion) Homunculus Res, that now is accepted as RPI. 
I also proposed another band for Canterbury Scene, they calls "Ampledeed".
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