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Posted: March 24 2016 at 16:11
TeleStrat wrote:
^ Epitaph - Outside The Law
One of the first German bands I got into when I started buying imports. Love the guitars.
Probably the best of the three albums.
Hey Gary, I picked that album up at a small record fair about two years ago, I saw the cover and thought `Hmmm, certainly looks prog' , and sure enough the vendor said it was prog. I was a little disappointed on first listen to find that it was more of a cool Seventies rock album as opposed to being a full-blown prog-rocker, but I quickly came to love it. I've read since that the two before this one are more `proggy', is that correct?
Oh, and I don't know about you, but I definitely find a kind of Beatles/John Lennon-esque quality to the vocals?!
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Posted: March 25 2016 at 00:46
The Smiths - "Singles" Stereolab - "Dots and Loops" Fleet Foxes - "Helplessness Blues" Morton Feldman/The California EAR Unit "For Philip Guston" disc 3 The Smiths - "The Queen is Dead" Asleep Droid - "For Square Waves and Distorted Strings" Roses - "With the Greatest Harshness" Morton Feldman/The California EAR Unit "For Philip Guston" disc 4
Sort of a pattern: the smiths, blend of guitars and electronics, acoutsic-guitar-based, for philip guston, repeat
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Posted: March 25 2016 at 07:02
Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote:
Blues Pills s/t (Definitely improves with each listen)
Great And I agree, that Epitaph album is really nice
Yesterday: Spleen Arcana - The Light Beyond the Shades Yellow Magic Orchestra - Xoo Multiplies (It's the US version of SSS but I didn't mind listen to most tracks again It's not as good as the debut, though.) Ash Ra Tempel - Starring Rossi Ash Ra Tempel - Seven Up Banda do Casaco - Com Ti Chitas Esfera - All The Colours of Madness
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Posted: March 25 2016 at 15:33
Meltdowner wrote:
Ash Ra Tempel - Starring Rossi Ash Ra Tempel - Seven Up
I LOVE `Starring Rosi'...and dislike `Seven Up' as much as I love the `Rosi' album! It's an interesting album, but not one to listen to often. The self-titled and `Join Inn' are much more satisftying as well.
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Posted: March 25 2016 at 16:05
^ The vocals on Seven Up are very annoying I really liked Starring Rossi, it's not really progressive but it has a charming sunny vibe. Definitely appropriate for a lovely Spring afternoon I agree, these two are truly special.
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Posted: March 25 2016 at 17:06
Yesterday's choices:
Camel Moonmadness Korni Grupa s/t The Coral s/t Out of Focus Not Too Late Leap Day From the Days of Deucalion: Chapter 2 Seven Steps to the Green Door Fetish Steve Roach Emotions Revealed Lorenzo Montana Nihil
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Posted: March 26 2016 at 16:03
Yesterday:
Black Sabbath Vol 4 Novalis Brandung Dream Theater The Astonishing Spocks Beard The Oblivion Particle Yes Drama Michael Bruckner Eleventh Sun Bernhard Wostheinrich Live in Dusseldorf Mick Chillage Infinite Perspectives Giron - Stones
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Posted: March 27 2016 at 00:23
Ludwig van Beethoven/Friedrich Schiller/Bruno Walter/Columbia Symphony Orchestra - "The Nine Symphonies" disc 6 Ludwig van Beethoven/Friedrich Schiller/Bruno Walter/Columbia Symphony Orchestra - "The Nine Symphonies" disc 5
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Posted: March 28 2016 at 00:11
Yesterday:
Sound of Contact - Dimensionaut Phlox - Vali Setna Guerrison Helmet of Gnats High Street Nemo - Coma Marsupilamni Arena (always love this, such a tough, deranged album!) Rush Hemispheres Thought Guild Third Voyage.
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TeleStrat wrote:
, and sure enough the vendor said it was prog. I was a little disappointed on first listen to find that it was more of a cool Seventies rock album as opposed to being a full-blown prog-rocker, but I quickly came to love it. I've read since that the two before this one are more `proggy', is that correct?
It's not as good as the debut, though.)
I really liked Starring Rossi, it's not really progressive but it has a charming sunny vibe. Definitely appropriate for a lovely Spring afternoon 
