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This is sooooooo good
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check out also 'fat albert rotunda' it became one of my favourite jazz-rock era Hancock album

Currently listening to this nice folk pop album (before going to bed, it's 1 am here !)


The The - 'Dusk'
"Magma was the very first gothic rock band" (Didier Lockwood)
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^ok, will do, thanks for the recommendation.

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Points: 46838 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 27 2010 at 18:23
Originally posted by The Quiet One The Quiet One wrote:

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Okay, what I'm listening to now is not something you'd approve Micky:


You'd be surprised, Pablo... We actually prefer Symphony X to DT, and at any rate The Odyssey is one of my favourite pieces of literature of all timesWinkSmile.

 
Good to know! I prefer DT to Symphony X, thoughEmbarrassedWink


yepper...Sad Wings ranks just below Ghost Reveries as my favorite Prog Metal album.  I enjoy Symphony X.  Why one and not the other?  Who knows...  probably just better music.  It guess it just boils down to that when it comes to funny things like preference.  It is simply more interesting.. and enjoyable to listen to.
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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

Originally posted by The Quiet One The Quiet One wrote:

Originally posted by Raff Raff wrote:

Originally posted by The Quiet One The Quiet One wrote:

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Okay, what I'm listening to now is not something you'd approve Micky:


You'd be surprised, Pablo... We actually prefer Symphony X to DT, and at any rate The Odyssey is one of my favourite pieces of literature of all timesWinkSmile.

 
Good to know! I prefer DT to Symphony X, thoughEmbarrassedWink


yepper...Sad Wings ranks just below Ghost Reveries as my favorite Prog Metal album.  I enjoy Symphony X.  Why one and not the other?  Who knows...  probably just better music.  It guess it just boils down to that when it comes to funny things like preference.  It is simply more interesting.. and enjoyable to listen to.
 
My favorite Prog Metal album is Falling Into Infinity, though I doubt that's considered metal allthrough.
 
I've recommended that album(FII) to Raff, it's Dream Theater's unpopular album, just to give you an ideaWink
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My favourite Zappa album so far. Thanks Jeff!


My favorite Zappa album too (probably)! Clap

As for me, I'm playing an album that I haven't heard in a VERY long time.

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Points: 46838 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 27 2010 at 18:33
Originally posted by The Quiet One The Quiet One wrote:

Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

Originally posted by The Quiet One The Quiet One wrote:

Originally posted by Raff Raff wrote:

Originally posted by The Quiet One The Quiet One wrote:

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Okay, what I'm listening to now is not something you'd approve Micky:


You'd be surprised, Pablo... We actually prefer Symphony X to DT, and at any rate The Odyssey is one of my favourite pieces of literature of all timesWinkSmile.

 
Good to know! I prefer DT to Symphony X, thoughEmbarrassedWink


yepper...Sad Wings ranks just below Ghost Reveries as my favorite Prog Metal album.  I enjoy Symphony X.  Why one and not the other?  Who knows...  probably just better music.  It guess it just boils down to that when it comes to funny things like preference.  It is simply more interesting.. and enjoyable to listen to.
 
My favorite Prog Metal album is Falling Into Infinity, though I doubt that's considered metal allthrough.
 
I've recommended that album(FII) to Raff, it's Dream Theater's unpopular album, just to give you an ideaWink


hahah.. I've always said Pablo that the day, the album, DT pisses off their legions of 'acne-scarred' fans then they will have made the album I'd enjoy LOL
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My late mother was a huge Frankie fan, and I grew up listening to him. Whatever one may think about his music, that voice was the stuff of dreamsClap.
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Originally posted by Raff Raff wrote:

My late mother was a huge Frankie fan, and I grew up listening to him. Whatever one may think about his music, that voice was the stuff of dreamsClap.


and he was a hunk as well...  that didn't hurt I suppose either.  I'd have played switch-hitter if he came to our door in a fedora singing to me.
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today listened to FS' 'sings for the lonely one'. An unusual Sinatra, in a sad mood, but really excellent as usual.
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Originally posted by Raff Raff wrote:

My late mother was a huge Frankie fan, and I grew up listening to him. Whatever one may think about his music, that voice was the stuff of dreamsClap.
 
What a coincidence that this "morning"(12:30 pm) my parents put on a Sinatra record and that made me and my friends wake up AngryWink
 
By the way, Raff, have you heard Tony Bennett?


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Originally posted by lucas lucas wrote:

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check out also 'fat albert rotunda' it became one of my favourite jazz-rock era Hancock album

Currently listening to this nice folk pop album (before going to bed, it's 1 am here !)


The The - 'Dusk'

I like this album even more than the first time I listened to it. Some tracks even evoke the talk talk we like, "lung shadows" with its discreet trumpet and the fender rhodes, or "bluer than midnight".
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I love this album...CD...umm song.....Call it what you will its good!! Thumbs Up
 
 
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yes, indeed I have fond memories of it. 
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Points: 24429 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 27 2010 at 18:45
Originally posted by The Quiet One The Quiet One wrote:

Originally posted by Raff Raff wrote:

My late mother was a huge Frankie fan, and I grew up listening to him. Whatever one may think about his music, that voice was the stuff of dreamsClap.
 
What a coincidence that this "morning"(12:30 pm) my parents put on a Sinatra record and that made me and my friends wake up AngryWink
 
By the way, Raff, have you heard Tony Bennett?


I've heard just about all of those singers, since my mom was very much into that kind of music. She was as big a music fan as I am, though of course our tastes were somewhat differentSmile.
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One of our favourite albums, bar none:
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^sorry Raff if I already asked you this question, but have you read the book 'The Rotters' Club' by Jonathan Coe?
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