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    Posted: August 02 2004 at 15:59
Well, Supper's ready ain't that bad and Gates of Delirium would make another good choice but I guess I'd find myself together with my girlfriend listening to Rockpommel's Land (the complete album). Then world could end, but I hope we would find ourselfs within the vibrations of this record.
she feels wind around her
she feels a warming sun
she feels some raindrops wet her leaves
since that time she lost her griefs
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Supper's ready would be nice.And Sinatra's My way.So I could't go peaceful.
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ARE WE TALKING OF THE APOCOLYPSE OF REVELATION?, IF THATS THE CASE THEN I SUGGEST THAT THERE WOULD BE NO TIME OR INCLINATION TO LISTEN TO MUSIC!

WE WOULD BE HAVING A HELL OF A LOT MORE TO BE THINKING ABOUT.
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Originally posted by Useful_Idiot Useful_Idiot wrote:

Oh they have prog.  However, the only prog they have is 80s Yes, 80s Genesis, Styx and Asia.  Have fun!

AAAARGGG! I repent!
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Oh they have prog.  However, the only prog they have is 80s Yes, 80s Genesis, Styx and Asia.  Have fun!
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They do have Prog in Hell: all the albums you absolutely hate, played to you 24/7!
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Originally posted by Syn Caos Syn Caos wrote:

Supper's Ready would be a great song to listen to, but when leaving to heaven, i'd like to be listening to Pink Floyd's Atom Heart Mother. I hope we'll have prog music in heaven!

I hope they've got prog in hell as well...just in case....
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Supper's Ready would be a great song to listen to, but when leaving to heaven, i'd like to be listening to Pink Floyd's Atom Heart Mother. I hope we'll have prog music in heaven!
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Johnny Cash - Hurt. I can't get away from it, I LOVE that track...would make for a suitably depressing End for me.
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"Vision Is A Naked Sword" - Mahavishnu Orchestra

"Incipit Tragedia" - Shubb Niggurath

"Khontarkh" - Magma

"Victoria & The Haruspex" - The Red Masque

Anything by Devil Doll

 
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Rubycon part 2 by TD!!!!

& TIMESTEPS BY WENDY (WALTER) CARLOS



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Always Look On The Bright Side with Monty Python 
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Originally posted by ivan_2068 ivan_2068 wrote:

Journey to the Centre of the Earth (R. Wakeman): Pompous and gothic.

Prehaps if we wanted the four horsemen to be bursting out laughing at us...
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KING CRIMSON - Requiem (from 'Beat'). It would fit perfectly for the apocalypse.
"Magma was the very first gothic rock band" (Didier Lockwood)
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The Devils Triangle


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Maybe some Cannibal Corpse stuff (at the time of "butchered at birth") will fit to a soundtrack to the apocalypse.
"Magma was the very first gothic rock band" (Didier Lockwood)
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maybe Starless from Red by Fripp & Co
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"Satan laughs. Hell hath sunk it's tallans into the heart of Uttoxeter....."
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Points: 7559 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 11 2004 at 16:33

Have you heard the side-long epic "At War With Satan" (by Venom)?

That caused me to look for fresh Pampers a couple of times...
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Venom, "Warhead". When I heard it on the Friday Rock Show as a kid I nearly s**t my pants.
Perception is truth, ergo opinion is fact.
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