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Originally posted by oddentity oddentity wrote:

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Quote Miles Davis - Kind of Blue (album)

I can't get into this album because the sax and the trumpet are mixed far too loud, and I can barely hear the piano, bass and drums.    It completely ruins the album for me.   Have you had this problem?   

I have realised that i don't notice the piano or bass much if i'm not focued on them, but if i do focus on them i can hear them well enough so it hasn't really been a problem. It doesn't take away from the overall sound for me, but then i don't really pick up on those kind of things too much, and when i do they hardly worry me unless it's just too much for me.
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Originally posted by pepolo pepolo wrote:

albums:Mahavishnu Orchestra - Inner mounting flame

            Mahavishnu Orchestra - Birds of fire

 

sh*t yes.

I was given the Innermounting flame when i was 13. And i layed down in the dark and listened to it( because i was told that that was the only way to really hear it) and I was blown away! To this day it is one of my favourite albums that changed my whole mindset as a musician



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Skogsranden - Anglagard:   No one seems to mention this track very much, but I personally think this is Anglagard's best track, and one of the greatest progressive tracks ever written.   Up there with "Awaken" by Yes, and "One Nail Draws Another" by U Totem. 

Arborescence - Ozric Tentacles:   I think most tracks by the Ozrics are fantastic, but this one is extra special for me.    It's a quiet track, but has an underlying intensity which I just love.   After some delicate flute in the middle, it finishes off with a powerful guitar solo that sounds very epic.   Magical!   I think of it as a sacred hymn to Nature.

Madigral - Opeth: This track off My Arms, Your Hearse, is less than two minutes long and merely consists of a few simple acoustic guitar lines.   But these few lines create such an exquisite atmosphere, you cannot help but fall under its spell.   

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Reverie wrote:

Quote Miles Davis - Kind of Blue (album)

I can't get into this album because the sax and the trumpet are mixed far too loud, and I can barely hear the piano, bass and drums.    It completely ruins the album for me.   Have you had this problem?   

 

 
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Marooned or Cluster One by Pink Floyd - The Ambience is incredable
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Track: Dance Of Eternity - Dream Theater

Album - LTE
Who you gonna call?
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Another Softs fan...great
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At the moment:

Uzva - Soft Machine II (song)

Miles Davis - Kind of Blue (album)

That rhymes! Wow!

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albums:Mahavishnu Orchestra - Inner mounting flame

            Mahavishnu Orchestra - Birds of fire

songs:Frank Zappa - The gumbo variations

         Neu! - Hallogallo

          Gryphon - Lament
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There are far too many...let's see: 1313, from Univers Zero (The whole album); Third; from Soft Machine; almost every Steve Hackett's instrumental theme; "Ha llegado carta", "Sur" and "Cero problema" from Congreso (http://www.congreso.scd.cl), and; well, many more. It's almost an impossible task for me to identify all of them. Recently, NEU! and NEU! '75.

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Vdgg's "Theme One", for one.  Brilliant and bizzare, sick and even perverse.  Great sax and organ interplay, perhaps bested only by "Man-Erg's" midsection and bridge in the entire Graaf catalogue.

Then the Red Queen to Gryphon 3 album by Gryphon.  Brilliant multi-instrumental stuff and great arrangements, truly a rock symphony.
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Right now, I'm leaning towards Slightly All The Time by Soft Machine or The Son of Mr. Green Genes by Frank Zappa.
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All the Happy the Man instrumentals!!
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Track: Samba pa ti (Santana), in prog: Equinoxe II (JM Jarre)

Album: Oxygene (JM JArre)



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Originally posted by NetsNJFan NetsNJFan wrote:

Hoedown - ELP (Live version)


Good one

I also like Toccata- ELP
Intsrumedly- DT
and Liquid Tension
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The Dance of eternity-By Dream Theater is an essential instrumental.

as well as

erotomania

ytse jam

stream of concioussness

 

all from dream theater.

 
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Albums:Liquid Tension Experiment I & II

Song:La Villa Strangiato or YYZ


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Originally posted by chopper chopper wrote:

Can't say I know many instrumental albums (I'm a big fan of vocals) so I'd have to say The Snow Goose.
Favourite instrumental song, oops sorry track? Albatross but that's not really prog so I'd say La Villa Strangiato or maybe Hocus Pocus.

Snow Dog - I'm off to Wales this weekend (walking in the Brecon Beacons) - what's the weather like there?

Warm, but breezy and changeable at the moment here in Cardiff. The Beacons though, I hvae no idea. have a nice time though..
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The sheltering sky from Discipline is probably my fave instrumental in prog.
"my kingdom for a horse!" (W. Shakespeare, "Richard III")
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