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J-Man wrote: progkidjoel wrote: Starting first listen of: That album took me weeks to get into, but man, it was sure worth it!

I'm only 3 tracks in, its great so far though. Also, I really liked TPE, although I still think I prefer BE the best so far. It definitely needs more listens though.

progkidjoel wrote: J-Man wrote: progkidjoel wrote: Starting first listen of: That album took me weeks to get into, but man, it was sure worth it! I'm only 3 tracks in, its great so far though. Also, I really liked TPE, although I still think I prefer BE the best so far. It definitely needs more listens though.

Definitely. All of their stuff took a while to sink in; for me at least.

I remember the first time I heard Remedy Lane and I absolutely hated it. I really didn't like the production or Gildenlow's voice, believe it or not. One day I decided to take it out again, and it was a complete turnaround. I was blown away, and went and bought all of their other albums. Seriously though, I'm sure TPE will grow on you. I found it to be far inferior to Remedy Lane after my first few listens, and it's now my all-time favorite album.

Oh, did I tell you that I saw Gildenlow live with Transatlantic on Saturday? It was AWESOME!

J-Man wrote: progkidjoel wrote: J-Man wrote: progkidjoel wrote: Starting first listen of: That album took me weeks to get into, but man, it was sure worth it! I'm only 3 tracks in, its great so far though. Also, I really liked TPE, although I still think I prefer BE the best so far. It definitely needs more listens though. Definitely. All of their stuff took a while to sink in; for me at least. I remember the first time I heard Remedy Lane and I absolutely hated it. I really didn't like the production or Gildenlow's voice, believe it or not. One day I decided to take it out again, and it was a complete turnaround. I was blown away, and went and bought all of their other albums. Seriously though, I'm sure TPE will grow on you. I found it to be far inferior to Remedy Lane after my first few listens, and it's now my all-time favorite album. Oh, did I tell you that I saw Gildenlow live with Transatlantic on Saturday? It was AWESOME!

Yeah, I read your review. I'm insanely jealous! Gildenlow has to be one of the best vocalists I've ever heard as far as range and emotive power go, simply amazing. I've only got Transatlantic's latest, but thats a fantastic album as well!

Now putting The Perfect Element Part One on

progkidjoel wrote: J-Man wrote: progkidjoel wrote: J-Man wrote: progkidjoel wrote: Starting first listen of: That album took me weeks to get into, but man, it was sure worth it! I'm only 3 tracks in, its great so far though. Also, I really liked TPE, although I still think I prefer BE the best so far. It definitely needs more listens though. Definitely. All of their stuff took a while to sink in; for me at least. I remember the first time I heard Remedy Lane and I absolutely hated it. I really didn't like the production or Gildenlow's voice, believe it or not. One day I decided to take it out again, and it was a complete turnaround. I was blown away, and went and bought all of their other albums. Seriously though, I'm sure TPE will grow on you. I found it to be far inferior to Remedy Lane after my first few listens, and it's now my all-time favorite album. Oh, did I tell you that I saw Gildenlow live with Transatlantic on Saturday? It was AWESOME! Yeah, I read your review. I'm insanely jealous! Gildenlow has to be one of the best vocalists I've ever heard as far as range and emotive power go, simply amazing. I've only got Transatlantic's latest, but thats a fantastic album as well! Now putting The Perfect Element Part One on

I wish I could go back and hear TPE for the first few times again... if that makes any sense. I don't always have that sense of wonder as to what will come next any more, considering that I must have heard TPE at least 40 or 50 times!

Oh, and if you like The Whirlwind you NEED to get Bridge Across Forever. That is one of the best albums of the 21st century IMO. And, you still need to get some "good" Spock's Beard or Neal Morse albums.

First listen...

The Quiet One wrote:

I haven't been able to stop listening to that one all week!

Evolutionary Sleeper wrote: Zombywoof wrote: The Quiet One wrote:   I haven't been able to stop listening to that one all week! Probably my first or second favorite Camel album.

Moonmadness and Mirage are exceptional as well!

Just arrived, starting first listen!

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progkidjoel wrote:

Again.