Shred the Tenth: The Lodge of Elysium

Listening to Rubycon now....

Henry Plainview wrote: Ricochet wrote: Newsom's new album will be a triple one!!  I saw that too. I still won't listen to it, but I guess it takes guts to release a damn triple album. Although I can't think of a single triple album that's famous at all, so maybe it's not such a great idea. Coltrane's Live in Japan is 4 CDs, but that includes 18 minute bass solos so I don't know if it's actually good.

How The West Was Won
Live Scenes From New York, depending how well seen overall

Welcome Back My Friends... among proggers
Yessongs maybe lol

James wrote: Ricochet wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: Negoba wrote: Don't have any...in fact I don't know if I have any progressive Electronic. Maybe I should go to last.fm and fine me some. You should definitely change that! Try listening to some samples; I'm sure you could find something enjoyable. I love electronic music, there's so much creativity and variety. Yet you listen to electronic music that's beep beep tweet tweet and <insert the most godawful blank lyrics of all time>. Was that referring to me? I don't listen to hardly any electronic music.

How could I possibly refer to you and quote Alex, with "you"?

Ricochet wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: Ricochet wrote: MovingPictures07 wrote: Negoba wrote: Don't have any...in fact I don't know if I have any progressive Electronic. Maybe I should go to last.fm and fine me some. You should definitely change that! Try listening to some samples; I'm sure you could find something enjoyable. I love electronic music, there's so much creativity and variety. Yet you listen to electronic music that's beep beep tweet tweet and <insert the most godawful blank lyrics of all time>. Yeah, but I listen to alot more electronic than just Kraftwerk. Almost 900 tracks by Kraftwerk, and I can't see the next big favourite name in the sig list. Shift the balance the other way, then we'll talk.

It's taking ages for alot of stuff to climb up my charts because it takes so many plays.

I have:
Kraftwerk                             891
Tangerine Dream              854
Jaga Jazzist                        413   (not sure they count as full-blown electronic though)
Boards of Canada             376
Brian Eno                            363
Aphex Twin                         350
Jean-Michel Jarre             269
Squarepusher                   154
Global Communication   140
Massive Attack                   121
Depeche Mode                  117


And then a bunch of others that are below 100. Dang, needs more.

Negoba wrote: Listening to Rubycon now....

That's a good one.

MovingPictures07 wrote: Negoba wrote: Listening to Rubycon now.... That's a good one.

Indeed, probably my second favorite after Zeit.

Ricochet wrote: Henry Plainview wrote: Ricochet wrote: Newsom's new album will be a triple one!!  I saw that too. I still won't listen to it, but I guess it takes guts to release a damn triple album. Although I can't think of a single triple album that's famous at all, so maybe it's not such a great idea. Coltrane's Live in Japan is 4 CDs, but that includes 18 minute bass solos so I don't know if it's actually good. How The West Was Won Live Scenes From New York, depending how well seen overall Welcome Back My Friends... among proggers Yessongs maybe lol

You got me on How the West Was Won, but Led Zeppelin and 20 minute generic drum solos suck, so I don't care. :P But I can't think of any triple studio albums, and that's much different from a triple live album.

Edited by Henry Plainview - January 27 2010 at 13:21

Negoba wrote: This is better than I remember most electronic music being...I may be a convert.   Though TD will never have 800 plays on my list though.   How do you get those kind of stats anyway?

I registered in December 2005, haha.

Henry Plainview wrote: Ricochet wrote: Henry Plainview wrote: Ricochet wrote: Newsom's new album will be a triple one!!  I saw that too. I still won't listen to it, but I guess it takes guts to release a damn triple album. Although I can't think of a single triple album that's famous at all, so maybe it's not such a great idea. Coltrane's Live in Japan is 4 CDs, but that includes 18 minute bass solos so I don't know if it's actually good. How The West Was Won Live Scenes From New York, depending how well seen overall Welcome Back My Friends... among proggers Yessongs maybe lol You got me on How the West Was Won, but Led Zeppelin and 20 minute generic drum solos suck, so I don't care. :P

I'd rather Moby Dick than Dazed And Confused, usually just as long.

Henry Plainview wrote: But I can't think of any triple studio albums, and that's much different from a triple live album.

Wikipedia lists Joe's Garage as a triple album, but I left it out of the previous mentions, because I'm not too convinced to think of it that way.