The Shred Room II (with extra youth)

NaturalScience wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: NaturalScience wrote: James wrote: So what were Patrick's thoughts on In Anima? And nice Wayside haul.  I need some of those myself.  Not sure why you bothered with Far Corner though, they're rather dull. I took a blind leap with the record, it was only $8, as was the Upsilon Acrux and Hopper CDs.  If it sucks, no big deal - I think I paid more than that for Pure Reason Revolution.  So my album sucks, doesn't it? When did I say that?

Haha, I was only pulling your leg because you didn't respond to James's questioning on it.

I really don't care if you think it sucks anyway; I always prefer honest feedback.

At least it's not as bad as PRR.

NaturalScience wrote: James wrote: NaturalScience wrote: James wrote: Which Afenginn? It best not be the latest, I haven't heard it yet and I'm one of their biggest fans. All three of their releases are on emusic.  Yes but I like hard copies on CD. I'd take a sample copy though... until I order it.  Is it available from Greg Walker? Greg doesn't have any of their albums, I don't think. I'll sort it out for you in a little while.

Are you sure?  I've got their first two on CD and I forget where I got them and I'm pretty sure it wasn't Amazon.

I only use Greg, Wayside, ReR and Amazon for my CD purchases.

James wrote: Are you sure?  I've got their first two on CD and I forget where I got them and I'm pretty sure it wasn't Amazon. I only use Greg, Wayside, ReR and Amazon for my CD purchases.

Well, Afenginn are from Denmark, right?  I looked under Danish artists and couldn't find the band listed.

NaturalScience wrote: James wrote: Are you sure?  I've got their first two on CD and I forget where I got them and I'm pretty sure it wasn't Amazon. I only use Greg, Wayside, ReR and Amazon for my CD purchases. Well, Afenginn are from Denmark, right?  I looked under Danish artists and couldn't find the band listed.

Hmm, so where did I buy those two albums then?

Unless I somehow ordered them via the band themselves or something... I may have done that.  I could have used PayPal or something.

I managed to wangle a free copy of Alamaailman Vasarat's Maahan.

James wrote: I'd listen to In Anima over Tarkus.

That's not much of a compliment; you'd listen to nearly anything over Tarkus.

MovingPictures07 wrote: James wrote: I'd listen to In Anima over Tarkus. That's not much of a compliment; you'd listen to nearly anything over Tarkus.

Except PRR and Scarsick.

I still don't understand why I added Die Knodel...

James wrote: Alex, isn't a band effort though?

Yes, it's a band effort, but I composed nearly the entirety of this album (even more than I did for In Anima); there are only two songs I didn't fully compose/direct and I did most of those.

COMPOSED, not performed though, obviously. That'd be insane.

I've also got my bandmates' confirmation/thoughts on album art and album itself, of course. We've had it done for a week or so; I'm mainly doing "final touches" stuff.


Edited by MovingPictures07 - December 29 2008 at 13:02

Oh, and James, finally obtained Six Cylindres en V....they are terrific!

I also need that 1870 album.

A ReR and a Wayside order are required.

I have a long list...

One Shot - Dark Shot
Kultivator - Barndomens stigar
Rational Diet - both albums
Salle Gaveau - the last album they did
Afenginn - the latest
Katzen Kapell - their recent two
1870 - whatever it's called
Die Knodel - Die Noodle! and their latest
Volapuk - Feu de Tigre, Polyglot, Where is Tamashii?
Etron Fou Leloublan - all of them besides the debut
October Equus - all of their releases
Six Cylindres en V - ...Dernier cri
Soft Heap - whatever that live album is called

Plus lots of jazz, like Keith Tippett, Graham Collier, Brotherhood of Breath, Isipingo, In Cahoots and a lot more besides.


Edited by James - December 29 2008 at 13:12