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Topic: NEURONIUM?
Posted: May 20 2005 at 04:06

why would Neuronium be moved to NON PROG MUSIC? TOOLS OK?

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Posted: May 19 2005 at 21:35

well, dallas, i have heritage, and it sounds like tangerine dream with spanish guitars

here is my review:

Heritage
Neuronium
Release Type	Standard Album
Released	1984
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greenback
Jun 28, 2004
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The keyboards mainly sound like Anyone's daughter and Tangerine Dream's albums of the early 80's, especially Exit, Thief and Underwater sunlight . When there is repetitive sequenced drum beat, the keyboards are more melodious, still very floating and sustained. They can also be very irregular solos too. I like, when there is, the refined synth rythm a la Tangerine Dream. There is also a guitarist having a free style sound: he rather makes some unstructured electric solos, but his Spanish acoustic guitar notes are quite good. The music is a good mix between electronic rock and New Age. Any amateur of Tangerine Dream of the 80's should like this record.

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[HEADPINS - LINE OF FIRE: THE RECORD HAVING THE MOST POWERFUL GUITAR SOUND IN THE WHOLE HISTORY OF MUSIC!>

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Posted: May 18 2005 at 23:08

wallace wrote:

I need your direction Wallace, in english of course!
Been down to the Unibroue brewery lately or is Brick
Bock your choice?

Doan yew be ill-speakin' Wallace, me lad.
T'Prince o' Eagles NIVVAR partook o' ainy feckin' beer, as weel ye kens.
It be Brookladdie alla way. Lagaluvin alser.

Baist o' awl its bein' fed grapes inna Roman bath by a sparinly-invest'd Mary Ann (circa '67) wiv orther varioos nubiles lickin' me ears an' rubbin' me body wiv ointment an' cauld asses milk.[/QUOTE]

THAT sh*t SOUNDS VERY MUCH LIKE SOME ONE WHO USED TO PISS ME OFF ON HERE,BUT DISSAPEARED?

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Posted: May 18 2005 at 23:00

oh well, tried to communicate

no Jameson's Redbreast?
Talisker? Springbank? Craggenmore?
Pappy Van Winkle? Suntory Yamazaki?

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Posted: May 18 2005 at 22:43

I need your direction Wallace, in english of course!
Been down to the Unibroue brewery lately or is Brick
Bock your choice?[/QUOTE]

Doan yew be ill-speakin' Wallace, me lad.
T'Prince o' Eagles NIVVAR partook o' ainy feckin' beer, as weel ye kens.
It be Brookladdie alla way. Lagaluvin alser.

Baist o' awl its bein' fed grapes inna Roman bath by a sparinly-invest'd Mary Ann (circa '67) wiv orther varioos nubiles lickin' me ears an' rubbin' me body wiv ointment an' cauld asses milk.

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Posted: May 18 2005 at 22:20

guilty of talking about interesting prog?

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Posted: May 18 2005 at 22:19

flowerchild wrote:

Just for u to know, superior human beings

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Reported for what all mighty trouble courser?

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Posted: May 18 2005 at 22:15

Just for u to know, superior human beings

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Posted: May 18 2005 at 22:08

DallasBryan wrote:

danbo, philippe, tuxon, g8dane, szynery? and a few
others are
on wavelenght.

the rest find me undecernable communicating
through the wall!

BRYAN I FIND IT HARD TO BELIEVE:SZYNERGY & TUXEDO?

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Posted: May 18 2005 at 22:08

and of course WALLY ROCKS!!!
hes back in black......

I need your direction Wallace, in english of course!
Been down to the Unibroue brewery lately or is Brick
Bock your choice?

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Posted: May 18 2005 at 22:05

Spanish band but mainman Michel Huygen be Belgian.
"Psychotronic Music".

Quasar ...wotsit
Digital Dream
The Visitor
Chromium Echoes
Invisible Views
Absence of reality
Heritage
Barcelona 1992
From Madrid to heaven
Elixir
Numerica
Intimo
Olim

ALBERT GIMINEZ (guitarist on first Neuronium lp) "Un Somni Petit" '81

CARLOS GUIRAO "Revelation" '82

SANTI PICO (later guitarist) "Oasis"
Supranatural

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Posted: May 18 2005 at 22:04

danbo, philippe, tuxon, g8dane, szynery? and a few
others are
on wavelenght.

the rest find me undecernable communicating
through the wall!

Edited by DallasBryan

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Posted: May 18 2005 at 22:02

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Posted: May 18 2005 at 21:59

DallasBryan wrote:

guess I keep thinking they will wake up! maybe I
should.
A few here and there send PMs saying WOW, so I
keep going. At least there are some more interesting
europeans making comments now!

THINK YOUR RIGHT THOUGH!

A FEW LIKE WHO?..PLEASE I'M DESPERATE FOR REALITY

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Posted: May 18 2005 at 21:56

guess I keep thinking they will wake up! maybe I
should.
A few here and there send PMs saying WOW, so I
keep going. At least there are some more interesting
europeans making comments now!

THINK YOUR RIGHT THOUGH!

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Posted: May 18 2005 at 21:41

DallasBryan wrote:

Christ man you wasting you time being spaced out on here with obscure bands i gave up yonks ago..people are as behind the doors as ,well people behing the door

YOU CAN'T EDUCATE PORK AS THEY SAY

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Posted: May 18 2005 at 21:37

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Posted: May 18 2005 at 21:35

DallasBryan wrote:

Anyone familar with this Spainish band? Their first
album Quasar 2C361(1977) is a mix of Tangerine
Dream - Force Majeure, Yes - Topographic Oceans
and Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here. All
instrumental and being recorded in 1976 they are
very creative, some similarities and something new
at the time. If you like any of the above albums you
might want to look into their first 2-3 albums before
the band fragmented. A welcome addition to the
progression of cosmic progressive rock in europe.

Bryan:

can i have a copy of this book you reading or a bag of those tabs you taking?

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Posted: May 18 2005 at 21:34

Anyone familar with this Spanish band? Their first
album Quasar 2C361(1977) is a mix of Tangerine
Dream - Force Majeure, Yes - Topographic Oceans
and Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here. All
instrumental and being recorded in 1976 they are
very creative, some similarities and something new
at the time. If you like any of the above albums you
might want to look into their first 2-3 albums before
the band fragmented. A welcome addition to the
progression of cosmic progressive rock in europe.

Edited by DallasBryan