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I've had Marillion's Brave on the shelf for a long, long time (well, long for me). I found myself listening to it too much, and was running the risk of lessening it's meaning for me.

Well, it's been an el crappola of a week. Not bad, but just really busy with a project for the chairman of my company. It's a fun project, but a white knuckler, nonetheless. Anyway, I decided to bring up Brave on iTunes and cranked that mother for 76 minutes.

My question is to those how responded to my earlier post about shelving your favorite disc. How did it feel when you re-visited your old friend? Today, listening to Brave after about 2 or 3 months was good; however, wish that I had reserved that for the car. I can really get into music when I'm by myself. Currently, disc 1 of Marbles is in there, so I'd be hard pressed to take that beauty out.

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Today i dusted The queen is dead from The smiths.....and the memories are still fresh ..

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Good one. A few months ago, I dusted that one off as well. It had been at least five years.

A couple of weeks ago I dusted off "Trick of the Tail." I think it's easy to forget how good it really is.

These days I'm dusting off the Laurie Anderson United States Live, it's among my favourite live performances.

Could we stick to prog albums (listed on the site) if the thread is in this section please. By all means start a similar thread in the non-prog section.

Easy Livin wrote: Could we stick to prog albums (listed on the site) if the thread is in this section please. By all means start a similar thread in the non-prog section.   Cheers

It's a bit tough to decide where the thread belongs when there is no criteria to whether or not it is progressive oriented or not. Some may post progressive rock albums and some may not, so the correct placement of this thread could be put into consideration as it could fit in both areas of the forum. Just a thought, though.

I just dusted off My Arms Your Hearse after six months without a listen, and I enjoyed it even more.

I just listened to Renaissance's Scheherazade after too long of a hiatus and was once again, completely blown away. Every time I listen to it I say to myself that I have to listen to their music more often but I just don't since I try not to ruin the perfect beauty of such wonderful music.

I played Muse- Absolution for the first time in about 2 years about a month ago. In that time I've discovered prog and now when I went back to it I really apreciated how creative they were on that album. The fact that it really rocks as well helps.