SR V: To boldly go where no room has gone before

You should. He's almost as good as Schulze.

http://rateyourmusic.com/customchart?page=1&chart_type=top&type=album&year=alltime&genre_include=1&genres=ambient&include=both&origin_countries=&limit=none&countries=

Higher rated than Schulze, in fact.

Long album is looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong.

Hot wheel?

Epignosis wrote: Ricochet wrote: Hot wheel?

?

Now why did I think of hot wheel, instead of hot wings? 

Epignosis wrote: Ricochet wrote: Now why did I think of hot wheel, instead of hot wings?  Those are cool too, but you can't eat them.

I actually think they suck.

I don't know, I got toys when I was a child, from cars to Lego, but I soon discovered their limitations, and was uttterly dissapointed.

Playing with Hot Wheels is good for like a weekend, but then nothing changes, zzzz.

Ricochet wrote: TGM: Orb wrote: Ricochet wrote: TGM: Orb wrote: Ricochet wrote: The only thing I remember about Curved Air was their Vivaldi cover. And that a highly-regarded album was most underwhelming. Well, I meant Thin Air, but hey, that works. It feels unusual and suspicious to be getting an album released in the year it comes out, but hey, it's on the order. You'd wait more for a year to pass before buying a new album?

Not intentionally, I just don't have a lot of interest in many artists who are releasing lots of stuff at the moment (I mean, Opeth are probably the contemporary band I like most, but I've still only got two of their albums), and the more ageing artists' older albums are generally both more important/interesting/individual and cheaper anyway, so I feel less inclined to go out and get the new stuff anyway... to be fair, Hackett's last two (To Watch The Storms in particular) are possibly the best thing he's ever done, but otherwise... the evidence isn't massively encouraging... Singularity was very good, admittedly, but then it's mixed in with stuff like the uninspiring Phoenix (and this is from someone who loves the first Asia album so much he'll be thrown off the site sooner or later) or the slightly lightweight The Power To Believe (OK, it's a good album, but compared to all the 80s and pre-80s Crimson albums I have, it's not really doing much, not going out on the limb... playing safe with the popular red format, basically).

Toy cars were never my thing unless you had those awesome ramps and what not.

Epignosis wrote: Ricochet wrote: Hot wheel?

* drools *