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James, have you listened to any of the box set yet?
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Originally posted by NaturalScience NaturalScience wrote:

I've never met anybody in "real life" who knew anything about most of what I listen to.


There's two people in Swindon that I know of (make that three) who listen to VdGG.  Plus I gave my spare copy of VdGG's Still Life to a mate the other day and he liked it.

Al is a guy who used to play in an excellent space rock band called Black-Eyed Dog.  He knows his music.
The guy I'm chatting to now is in his 40s and so was brought up on a lot of post-punk and stuff.  He likes Cardiacs but he also has a C90 with some Henry Cow on somewhere.
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I've sorted out some of my song tags, so now I can listen to Zao without it showing up as Zao (2).
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I've never met anybody in "real life" who knew anything about most of what I listen to.
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I'm chatting a mate about prog.  He even knows who Henry Cow are.

Nice.

He once played some VdGG in the club I go too.  I was the only one who knew what it was. LOLBig smile


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Points: 31169 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 30 2009 at 15:42
Nice!  Big smile
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I'm back.

Dad says we'll look over the stuff on ReR tonight. Yay! I'm excited. Big smile
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Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

I think that their cover of Hocus Pocus was actually one of the songs that I heard from them.


They're much better than that though. Wink
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I think that their cover of Hocus Pocus was actually one of the songs that I heard from them.
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Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

I've heard a few songs from Naikaku which were pretty good.  Although, I think that they were more Heavy Prog or Jazz/Rock Fusion instead of Avant like the bands that have been mentioned..



I have both Naikaku albums.

They do a great cover of Hocus Pocus. LOL

Yes, they're more Eclectic/Heavy Prog than avant-prog.  With elements of fusion as well.
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I don't like:

FPS
Beat-em-ups
Random weird sport games, such as skating

I like:

Proper CRPGs and proper Strategy games
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Alright guys. I'm going already.

See you sometimes soon.

RIP in bossa nova heaven.
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I've heard a few songs from Naikaku which were pretty good.  Although, I think that they were more Heavy Prog or Jazz/Rock Fusion instead of Avant like the bands that have been mentioned..
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I know that no one in this thread gives a damn about video games, but:

WANT!
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Well, I'm off for now. See ya guys.
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I'm turning Japanese
Oh I'm turning Japanese
I really think so.



I think I may go for Koenjihyakkei... although Salle Gaveau, Le Silo and some other bands are close behind.
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Koenjihyakkei = Best Japanese band everHeart
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Originally posted by James James wrote:

Originally posted by Bern Bern wrote:

Random japanese music owns Henry Cow or Haco. Wink


Haco is Japanese and random, you n00b. LOL


Trust me it's far from being as random as what I'm listening to. Wink

RIP in bossa nova heaven.
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Welcome back Pat. Apparently we've moved on to talking in Japanese or something.Tongue
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