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    Posted: June 11 2006 at 03:47
What albums do you want to get but havn't got yet on your to buy list.Because of CD sales, or other bands you've discovered  b4 you got around to buying/ordering.
Here is my list:
Some Amon Duul II
         Caravan's Land of Grey and Pink 
         Tangerine Dreams Phaedra
          Some PFM
          Mike Oldfeild's Hernest Ridge and Amorak
          Rush Caress of Steel and Signals
          ELP's debut and Trilogy on CD (got them on vinyl)
         Yes Tales of Topog on CD (got it on vinyl), also one of their Live DVD's
        Return Forever; Romantic Warrior
         Miles Davis On the Corner, Milestones and Birth of the Cool
         Stockhausen's Kontakte
         Stravinsky's Firebird Suite
         Some more Bach
         Some Edgar Varese
         Split Enz; Beginning of the Enz and Mental Notes
        King Crimson - Islands, Thrak, Discipline and Great Deciever
         Police - all their stuff
         Genesis archives Volume 1, and maybe just maybe Duke
         Soft Machine First and Second.
        Can Live and Unlimited edition
        Faust - their debut
        Kraftwerk - Trans Europe Express and maybe Man Machine and Autobahn 
        John Coltrane- all his avant garde stuff ( except a love Supreme which I own)
         Albums by Traffic, Family, Gryphon
         Best of Neil Young
         Some Johnny Cash
        Some Hendrix
        Mars Volta Scab Dates
Plus a lot of Cantebury and Italian prog bands. And loads more. Most albums not listed by those particular artists that are not listed are already owned by me. The albums I currently have on order are Magma Kohntarkosz and Kohntarkosz Anteria and Soft Machine's Third.
 
Whats on your 'to get' list?   
        
 
 
        
        


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Here's mine.
 
BackStreet Boyz - I want it that way, 1999
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Originally posted by 70sSoundquality 70sSoundquality wrote:

Here's mine.
 
BackStreet Boyz - I want it that way, 1999
 
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Oops I forgot to mention Zappa's Apostrophe, Waka Jawaka, Grand Wazoo, Freak Out and Only in it for the Money.
Also The Beatles White Album, Sgt. Pepper and Magical Mystery Tour.
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The PA server wont handle the length of my list.
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Originally posted by avestin avestin wrote:

The PA server wont handle the length of my list.
LOL
Try dividing your list into two enteries.Smile



  
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I want to fill some holes in my KC collection:
Great Deceiver (4CDs)
The ProjeKcts (4CDs)
ConstruKction of Light (BTW, maybe we should club together & buy Fripp a spellchecker Wink )
However, I need to save up some pennies, first....
 
Incidentally, recently bought Lizard & found your origins, Cheesecakemouse Big smile
Not yet sure how I rate the album, though.
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Originally posted by avestin avestin wrote:

The PA server wont handle the length of my list.
 
 
Well said. I'm going to buy these days AUDIENCE's first album and it'll be CD reissue for I couldn't find vinyl original.
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Hmmm... let's see here:
 
VdGG: The quiet zone/The pleasure dome, Vital, Present.
Genesis: Wind & Wuthering.
King Crimson: Starless and bible black, Absent Lovers: Live in Montreal 1984.
Tangerin Dream: Rubycon, Stratosfear, Force Majeure.
Rush: Hemisphers, Permanent waves.
Miles Davis: Bitches brew.
Gentle Giant: Octopus.*
Camel: Snow goose.*
Änglagård: Hybris.*
Porcupin trees: In absentia.*
Steve Hackett: Voyage of the acolyte.*
Mike Oldfield: Tubular bells.*
Can: Tago Mago.*
 
This is what i can think of right now and the albums marked with a * is bands i dont got any albums with so this is gona be my first with em, please tel me if you think i made the right desision or if i shuld start with another album by em. Prog on! Smile
 

 
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Zargus, Tubular Bells is a masterpiece; so is Tago Mago-but if you are a newbe to Krautrock I suggest Faust IV-that has some slight Symphonic traits. I started with Can in terms of Krautrock - I felt as if I was in the musical deep end for a while great band though.

GG's Octopus is good. I can't comment on Snowgoose though it didn't work for me.
 
Bitches Brew is an essential Masterpiece of Music, I've got a DVD Miles goes electric it describes how revolutionary BB was is its day, definately worth picking up if you see it.
 
BTW Crimsonthing maybe fripps poor spelling explains the  childish titles VROOM and THRAK and B'boom.LOL



  
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immediate must haves:
hot rats- zappa
the odessy- symphony x
The art of making... BEYOND TWILIGHT
 
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Originally posted by Zargus Zargus wrote:

Hmmm... let's see here:
 
VdGG: The quiet zone/The pleasure dome, Vital, Present.
Genesis: Wind & Wuthering.
King Crimson: Starless and bible black, Absent Lovers: Live in Montreal 1984.
Tangerin Dream: Rubycon, Stratosfear, Force Majeure.
Rush: Hemisphers, Permanent waves.
Miles Davis: Bitches brew.
Gentle Giant: Octopus.*
Camel: Snow goose.* - Yes a very good decision
Änglagård: Hybris.*    - Ditto as above - can not go wrong with these choices
Porcupin trees: In absentia.* - A great start to PT's extensive catalogue
Steve Hackett: Voyage of the acolyte.* - One of my fav albums and SH's best.
Mike Oldfield: Tubular bells.* - A Classic but better to start with "The Complete Mike Oldfield" - will give you a much broader representation of his work up until 1985
Can: Tago Mago.*
 
This is what i can think of right now and the albums marked with a * is bands i dont got any albums with so this is gona be my first with em, please tel me if you think i made the right desision or if i shuld start with another album by em. Prog on! Smile
 
 
 
Happy buying!! - You have a great list there, Zargus. Smile

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• Marillion's Smoke and Mirrors when they're released later this year
• Dream Theater's Once In A LiveTime and they're new DVD and live disc
• Rush A Farewell To Kings (Remastered. I've got the original)
• Anything by the re-formed Asia
• Frost's Milliontown (John Mitchell's new band)
• Rush x 3 DVD
• The newest Porcupine Tree DVD
• The planned live releases of The Flower Kings and Pendragon later on
• Like to pick up some more Saga
• UK's Danger Money
• ELP's Works Live
• Like to pick up some more Porcupine Tree discs
• Pat Metheny Group's This Way Up

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I have a lot of stuff on my wishlist, but I really want to get something by Barclay James Harvest sometime soon.
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Thinking of getting:

Magma - Mekanik Destruktiw Kommandoh
Can - Tago Mago
Amon Duul - Yeti
Alphataurus - Alphataurus
Quella Vecchia Locanda - both of 'em

Didn't really like Can or Magma at first, but there's something weird about those two bands that keep me coming back for more.
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I have to enhance my collection this summer.  My "to buy" list includes

Storia un Minuto, Per un Amico, Chocolate Kings-PFM
 
Neu!-Neu!
 
Australasia-Pelican
 
Jurassic Shift/Erpland-Ozric Tentacles
 
Efflorescence-Oceanzie
 
Selected Ambient Works '85-'92-Aphex Twin
 
Angels of Retribution-Judas Priest (People have ranked this album with British Steel, Screaming, and Hell Bent for Leather, it has to be good, definitely worth buying)Tongue
 
Disco Volante, California-Mr. Bungle
 
Music Has The Right to Children, Geogaadi-Boards of Canada (I was disapointed with the Campfire Heaphase).
 
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Those plus many more I haven't added.
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A lot I haven't added to the list:
 
  1. Afterglow: Yggdrasil
  2. Anglagard: “Epilog
  3. Ark “Burn the Sun”
  4. Arena “Pride”
  5. Asgard “Arkana”
  6. Atlas “Bla Vardag”
  7. Beggar’s Opera “Act One Beggars Opera”
  8. Clepsydra “Alone”
  9. Clepsydra “Fears”
  10. Collage “Basnie”
  11. Credo “Rhetoric”
  12. Fish “Vigil in a Wilderness of Mirrors”
  13. The Flower Kings “Unfold the Future”
  14. Galahad “Sleepers”
  15. Galleon” From Land to Ocean”
  16. Ghiribizzi “Pan’ta Rhei”
  17. Glass Hammer “Lex Rex”
  18. Glass Hammer “Shadowlands”
  19. IQ “Tales from the Lush Attic”
  20. IQ “Ever”
  21. Magenta “Seven”
  22. Magenta “Revolutions”
  23. Marillion “Afraind of Sunlight”
  24. Marillion “Recital of the Script”
  25. Nexus “Metanoia”
  26. Pain of Salvation “Remedy Lane”
  27. Pallas “The Cross and the Crucible”
  28. Pallas “The Blinding Darkness”
  29. Quidam “Quidam”
  30. Red Sand “Mirror of Insanity”
  31. Renaissance “Turn of the Cards”
  32. Saens “Prophet in a Statistical World”
  33. Satellite “A Street Between Sunrise and Sunset”
  34. Solaris “Marsbéli Krónikák (Martian Chronicles)”
  35. Transatlantic “Bridge Across Forever”
  36. VDGG: “Godbluff”
  37. VDGG: “Still Life”
  38. VDGG: “World Record”
  39.  Zappa “The Grand Wazoo”
  40.  Zappa “Joes Garage”
  41.  Zappa “Waka/Jawaka”
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  1. Arena- Contagion
  2. Beck, Jeff- There and Back
  3. Beck, Jeff- Crazy Legs
  4. Beck, Jeff- Truth
  5. Beck, Jeff- Wired
  6. Belew, Adrian- Desire Caught by the Tail
  7. Belew, Adrian- Side Four
  8. Belew, Adrian- Op Zop Too Wah
  9. Bozzio Levin Stevens- Blacklight Syndrome
  10. Bozzio Levin Stevens- Situation Dangerous
  11. Brand X- Masques
  12. Brand X- Morrocan Roll
  13. Bruford, Bill- Master Strokes
  14. Bruford, Bill- The Bruford Tapes
  15. Captain Beefheart- Lick My Decals Off, Baby
  16. Captain Beefheart- Safe as Milk
  17. Caravan- Caravan
  18. Caravan- For Girls Who Grow Plump in the Night
  19. Collage- Moonshine
  20. Davis, Miles- Bitches Brew
  21. Di Meola, Al- Land of the Midnight Sun
  22. Dixie Dregs- What If
  23. Eloy- Ocean
  24. Eloy- Dawn
  25. Eno, Brian- No Pussyfooting
  26. Eno, Brian- Evening Star
  27. Eno, Brian- Taking Tiger Mountain by Storm
  28. Eno, Brian- Ambient 4: On Land
  29. Eno, Brian- Another Day on Earth
  30. Eno, Brian- Apollo: Atmospheres and Soundtracks
  31. Flower Kings, The- Back in the World of Adventures
  32. Flower Kings, The- Retropolis
  33. Flower Kings, The- Stardust We Are
  34. Gabriel, Peter- II
  35. Gabriel, Peter- III
  36. Gabriel, Peter- Plays Live
  37. Gabriel, Peter- Ovo
  38. Gabriel, Peter- Birdy
  39. Gabriel, Peter- Passion
  40. Genesis- From Genesis to Revelation
  41. Genesis- Three Sides Live
  42. Genesis- Genesis
  43. Genesis- Invisible Touch
  44. Genesis- We Can’t Dance
  45. Hammill, Peter- The Fall of the House of Usher
  46. Hammill, Peter- Fool’s Mate
  47. Harrison, George- Dark Horse Years Box Set
  48. Harrison, George- All Things Must Pass
  49. Harrison, George- Concert for Bangladesh
  50. IQ- Are You Sitting Comfortably?
  51. IQ- Nonzamo
  52. Mahavishnu Orchestra-Birds of Fire
  53. Mahavishnu Orchestra- Inner Mounting Flame
  54. Opeth- Orchid
  55. Opeth- Still Life
  56. Opeth- Damnation
  57. Opeth- Ghost Reveries
  58. Pain of Salvation- One Hour By the Concrete Lake
  59. Pain of Salvation- Entropia
  60. Pendragon- Not of This World
  61. Pendragon- Kowtow
  62. Pink Floyd- A Saucerful of Secrets
  63. Pink Floyd- Atom Heart Mother
  64. Pink Floyd- More
  65. Pink Floyd- Obscured by Clouds
  66. Pink Floyd- The Delicate Sound of Thunder
  67. Ponty, Jean-Luc- Aurora
  68. Porcupine Tree- Signify
  69. Porcupine Tree- Up the Downstair
  70. Porcupine Tree- Deadwing
  71. Primus- Frizzle Fry
  72. Primus- Suck on This!
  73. Schulze, Klaus- Moondawn
  74. Schulze, Klaus- Irrlicht
  75. Schulze, Klaus- Audentity
  76. Soft Machine- Volume II
  77. Spock’s Beard- The Kindness of Strangers
  78. Symphony X- The Odyssey
  79. Symphony X- Twilight in Olympus
  80. Tangerine Dream- Phaedra
  81. Tangerine Dream- Rubycon
  82. Tangerine Dream- Stratosfear
  83. Tangerine Dream- Force Majeure
  84. Tangerine Dream- Ricochet
  85. Tangent, The- The World that We Drive Through
  86. Tangent, The- A Place in the Queue
  87. Tool- Opiate
  88. Twelfth Night- Fact and Fiction
  89. Twelfth Night- Collector’s Item
  90. Van Der Graaf Generator- The Least We Can Do is Wave to Each Other
  91. Wakeman, Rick- Six Wives of Henry VIII
  92. Wakeman, Rick- Journey to the Centre of the Earth
  93. Who, The- Face Dances
  94. Who, The- It’s Hard
  95. Yes- Yessongs
  96. Yes- Going for the One
  97. Yes- Tormato
  98. Yes- Key Studio
  99. Zappa, Frank- London Symphony Orchestra Vol. 1 & 2
  100. Zappa, Frank- The Yellow Shark
  101. Zappa, Frank- You Can’t Do That on Stage Anymore Vol. 5
  102. Zappa, Frank- You Can’t Do That on Stage Anymore Vol. 6
  103. Zappa, Frank- The Lost Episodes
  104. Zappa, Frank- Civilization Phaze III
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Thanks for the help Cheescakemouse & Valravennz. Hug 
And o'boy nice list you got there Cygnus X-2. Shocked
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