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Points: 15745 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 26 2008 at 19:22
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Originally posted by TGM: Orb TGM: Orb wrote:

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DAAAA NAAA DAAAA NAAAA DAHDAH!


I used to cut up paper bags and make covers for my school books, and this was drawn on one of them ... 6th or 7th grade? Seems so long ago...


Well you're 39 now, if you don't consider it quite a long time, then, you have lost the notion of time
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That's the goal, cacho  LOL
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That's the goal, cacho LOL


Oh! Then ignore my post!
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I dedicate these words to Mike By-Tor:
I prefer it over Heavy Horses!
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Points: 4312 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 26 2008 at 19:54
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I dedicate these words to Mike By-Tor:
I prefer it over Heavy Horses!
 
I do too, Pablo, i do too....my #2Wink


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any good?
 
This is a live album from 2003....you like Asia, so you're going to be happy......3/4 songs from them, a few from UK, a few from KC includung the whole Starless and of course a few solo songs as well......kind of a Best-ofClap.......and Wetton's voice hasn't lost a step
....well played, well recorded..............recommended!Thumbs UpSmile
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Originally posted by febus febus wrote:

Originally posted by cacho cacho wrote:

I dedicate these words to Mike By-Tor: I prefer it over Heavy Horses!


I do too, Pablo, i do too....my #2Wink


Yeah, I was expecting your reply also. It isn't amazing, but it's cool, with fine acoustic moments, quite a lot of flute, and Martin's "heavy" guitar gives it a very dark though good feel. Way to go Antoine's odd but effective taste on Tull!

Now:
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Serge Gainsbourg - Histoire de Melody Nelson



reminds me i still need to check this one out. from memory he put together the arrangments for the aforementioned album.

Jean-Claude Vannier - L'enfant assassin des mouches



next will be:

William Sheller - Lux Aeterna (again more lovely quirky french pop)



having a very french day, i've also got two Robert Bresson moives to watch at some stage throughout the day.
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Coming next......French singer Michel Polnaref
 
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Never really liked this much , but thought give a go tonight
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including the great hit '''je t'aime moi non plus''.....pure blissThumbs Up
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Originally posted by cacho cacho wrote:



I dedicate these words to Mike By-Tor:
I prefer it over Heavy Horses!


I like that album a lot, it's got some of Tull's more "metal" moments on it. North Sea Oil and Something's On The Move are two of my favorite short Tull songs while Flying Dutchman never fails to give me goosebumps.

Still, some of the other stuff doesn't sit well with me, I either forget about it or just don't care for it. Orion and Home have always felt very weak to me.

Love live those Heavy Horses! LOL
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Originally posted by cacho cacho wrote:



I dedicate these words to Mike By-Tor:
I prefer it over Heavy Horses!


I like that album a lot, it's got some of Tull's more "metal" moments on it. North Sea Oil and Something's On The Move are two of my favorite short Tull songs while Flying Dutchman never fails to give me goosebumps.

Still, some of the other stuff doesn't sit well with me, I either forget about it or just don't care for it. Orion and Home have always felt very weak to me.

Love live those Heavy Horses! LOL
 
You still like quite a lot  from this album, so you are forgiven even if i found ''Home'' beautiful and your reward is...........................


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....some bossa Jazz
Enjoy!1...Great album anyway!
 
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You know I appreciate it Feebs
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Right now, listening to "Sola Scriptura" by Neal Morse... there are still tracks from his past on SB, but definitely it's more punchier and less preachy. Liking this stuff so far...
 
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