What albums did you listen to today?...continued

Yes - "Tales From Topographic Oceans"
Ozark Soundscape - "White Eyes"
Blank Banshee - "MEGA"
Hop Along - "Is Something Wrong?"

Don Cherry and the Jazz Composer's Orchestra - Relativity Suite

Since I arrived home after daily slavery :
GORGUTS - Pleiade's Dust (........gotta get me a t-shirt of this one....)
MESHUGGAH - I ('Special Edition' vinyl)
IRON MAIDEN - Somewhere In Time (2nd, to The X Factor or Powerslave, third to Killers....)
.......and in the car ; METALLICA - Death Magnetic (I can barely complete an under 6 min song each way.....)
.......I feel like LANDMARQ now........... Love Tracey Hitchings...................(kind of like Britney Spears if she sung in a Prog band !!)

Meltdowner wrote: ALotOfBottle wrote: Sinoia Caves - Beyond the Black Rainbow OST Ha, here's one album I'd like to know your opinion about  What did you think of it?

Sam, I think it is excellent, which I have expressed on my earlier posts on here. The music is progressive electronic in the truest sense of the term. It's timbrally beautiful, well composed, and incredibly atmoshperic. "1966 - Let the New Age of Enlightment Begin" is my absolute favorite. Fabulous album, one of my top electronic albums of the 21st century even.


Edited by ALotOfBottle - October 11 2016 at 09:05

Meltdowner wrote: ^ Sorry, I didn't see it. I agree, it's one of my favourite modern electronic albums as well, although I was never able to pick a favourite track. To be honest I don't even know the song titles, I just turn off the lights and immerse myself in that dark atmosphere  I never watched the movie but a friend of mine said the music is the only good thing about it

My dad is a science-fiction researcher at the university and it was actually him to tell me about the soundtrack to Beyond the Black Rainbow, saying I might just like it. I asked him about the movie itself yesterday and he said it's very strange and that even him might not have fully comprehended it.

Art Bears - Winter Songs
Peter Bryngelsson - Lyckliga Stjarna
Japanski Premijeri - Fosfene 
Il Paradiso degli Orchi - Il Corponauta

Shamblemaths - Shamblemaths(Yet, the best album of 2016! it doesn't have low points after all )

Yes - Talk - The most underrated Yes album in my opinion, and the best one post-Relayer. Lots of people criticize the production on this one but I think it's the best-produced Yes album, period. I can see why the heavier edge on the drums may put some people off, but the band as a whole is so full and crystal-clear. The more rock/pop-oriented tracks, like The Calling and Walls are tons of fun, and really play up the positivity that only Yes can put into their music. And don't even get me started on The Endless Dream. This one is only just slightly beneath the level of Close To The Edge, Tales and Gates of Delirium as far as quality Yes epics, and smokes everything else they did after those. The instrumental opening is so fiery and intense, and the main Talk section is so melodic and moving. In fact, as much as I love all of Yes' 70's output, the climax on this one is the only Yes track that's brought me to tears from its sheer majesty and beauty. Really a shame that this album never made as much of an impact in the prog sphere, let alone commercially.

Meredith Monk - Dolmen Music

Boulevard - Into the Street (wonderful melodic rock with some westcoast influences, ala Survivor, Strangeways)