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I'm not a big fan of Broadsword, but it sounds like I've got to pick this one up anyway. Thanks, Steve!
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Broadsword is the only one that I haven't heard/don't have yet.
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Futurist black metal should be an official sub-genre.
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Warning: Listening to jazz excessively can cause a laxative effect.
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^Tis a gooder

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This caught me off guard with how good it is, and may end up being my favorite from this latest batch from Cuneiform
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Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

Broadsword is the only one that I haven't heard/don't have yet.
There's some really nice tracks on it, but I wouldn't call it a great JT album. They've definitely made worse though. If you've heard their other albums, and enjoyed most of that, I'd say this ones worth at least a listen.
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Originally posted by The Bearded Bard The Bearded Bard wrote:

Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

Broadsword is the only one that I haven't heard/don't have yet.
There's some really nice tracks on it, but I wouldn't call it a great JT album. They've definitely made worse though. If you've heard their other albums, and enjoyed most of that, I'd say this ones worth at least a listen.
I just haven't had any luck finding it on CD locally.  I picked up a few of their other albums, including Under Wraps, on vinyl, but I haven't found Broadsword in vinyl either.  I may breakdown and buy it on-line one day, but I hope to come across it in one of my local brick and mortar stores.
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Of the later output Rock Island is my favourite, though I haven't heard A and Under Wraps at all. I really like Rock Island.

Now first listen:



Ouch, there was just a pretty nasty bit of vocal work...

I'm not really a fan of this synthesizer on symphony thing, like a yellow magic marker on Mona Lisa.
It's on PA!
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