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Points: 6667 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 18 2004 at 04:06
There were a few a weeks, I'd listen to 'Into the Electic Castle'  over and over, but I got bored (I don't know why, really). At the moment I'm listening to Savatage (Poets and Madmen), Monster Magnet, Jethro Tull (Aqualung and Thick As A Bri
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I've been listening to 'Into the Electic Castle' recently myself.  It's so goofy, pretentious, and gleefully overblown I can't help but love it.  Fish's five minutes is the coolest thing he's done in years, too.
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I just bought Damnation from Opeth. Great CD. Very Porcupine tree-like.
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Been listening to Liquid Tension Experiment, and some King Crimson
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Originally posted by Gonghobbit Gonghobbit wrote:

. 'Wise After the Event' is finally on cd, been listening to that and enjoying it more with each listen.

I bought it some time ago, and it's one of my favourite records by Phillips. It seems he is thinking about reiss

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listening to Ayreon - into the electric castle

a good mixture of sonorities and  good singers



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Slow Waves isn't the most uptempo thing ever recorded, yea, I like ity as a relaxing listen though. I have '84 on vinyl somewhere, expect I'll get it on disc sometime soon enough, I'm closing in on his complete works pretty much. 'Wise After the Event' is
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Originally posted by Gonghobbit Gonghobbit wrote:

 The only one that's a real sleeper is Ivory Moon, just solo piano, not real interesting.

I also love Ant's records. 'Ivory Moon' is not very interesting if you don't like solo piano albums. But there

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Been listening to Matching Mole's self-titled album quite a bit as well as Hatfield  The North's The Rotter's Club. I am not listening to Brotherhood of Breath's latest live release: Breman To Bridgewater.
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In my car & late last night....

Miles Davis, the complete 'in a silent way' sessions

Dream Theatre, 'once in a livetime'

King Crimson, 'B'Boom'

Muse, 'origins of symmetry'

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This morning I have had...

> Caravan (Caravan)

> The Chemical Brothers (Hits '93-'03)

> Muse (Absolution)

> Soft Machine (The Soft Machine & Volume 2)

> Prince (The Very Best of...)

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Originally posted by Mattjam65 Mattjam65 wrote:

Last night  I was listening to IQ - "Subterranea"

Neo at its best !!!!!

 

I agree !

My last listenings are :

Camel - bootleg from a polish show 
Abel Ganz -

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Last Night I was listening to Herbie Hancock's Head Hunters. It is a fantastic album & a new favorite of mine! I am now listening to Happy The Man's Crafty Hands.
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Last night  I was listening to IQ - "Subterranea"

Neo at its best !!!!!
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Points: 4028 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 06 2004 at 22:14

In my car and before sleeping during the last 3 days ...

  • YES "Fragile"
  • VAN DER GRAAF GENERAOR "Godbluff"
  • DREAM THEATER "Scenes from a Memory"

I re-discover YES "Heart Of The Sunrise" song and "The Sl

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"I've been getting into Tangerine Dream (after a long hiatus), as well as Anthony Phillips..."

I love Ant's stuff, over a dozen discs now i think, reviewed some of them, Geese and The Ghost is generally considered his best, and I'd really recomm

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Points: 5243 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 06 2004 at 14:38

I've got Echolyn "Mei" in the car and Allan Holdsworth "All Night Wrong" on my computer at work.  

Yesterday: "End of the Age" from Zen Rock and Roll.



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I've been getting into Tangerine Dream (after a long hiatus), as well as Anthony Phillips, Eloy, and Carvan. The list revolves constantly...
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Points: 59 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 06 2004 at 10:04
nice, i downloaded scenes form a memory and images and words onto my computer along w/ the rush and dreamtheater that i already have.
i was uncool before uncool was cool.
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hi,

I'm listening music all the day... but, my current list contains:

Devin Townsend -> Accelerated Evolution (I simply can't get enough).

Anglagard -> Hybris, Epilog

In the Woods -> Strange in Stereo

Pai

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