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Radakka - Requiem for the Innocent (no so great as in my memory)
Eldritch - El Nińo (also not so great as in my memory)
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Art Ensemble of Chicago - Les Stances a Sophie
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Hi all!! Hope everyone is still enjoying the music above all else.

Last week and this weekend. It's been great.

NIN-- with teeth [ 5.1 mix]
Vanden Plas-- chronicles pt 2
Headspace-- all that you fear is gone
Metallica-- hardwired (deluxe ed.) [not bad!! Couple of really strong tracks. ]
Black Sabbath-- Never Say Die [absolutely love it. Gets a bad rap for not one good reason in my opinion. ]
Sound of contact-- Dimensionaut
Various Artists-- Ave Maria (sacred arias & choruses)
Trivium-- Silence in the snow
Genesis-- selling England by the pound. (Pure audio 24/96)
Dead can dance-- the serpents egg
Disturbed-- Live at the red rocks
Paul Simon- Graceland
U2-- War
Marillion-- misplaced childhood
Ozzy Osbourne-- Ozzmosis
Dream theater-- awake
Dream Theater-- Images & words ( good way to celebrate 25yrs! ;)
The mission--- live & last
Threshold-- Hypothetical
Tears for fears-- songs from the big chair
Oceans of slumber-- Winter

More to play later....


   
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Steve Hackett - Wolflight - Perhaps not the most original or innovative album out there, but a very enjoyable one nonetheless. Plenty of great melodies on display. I especially love Hackett's nylon string work on here.

Billy Cobham - Stratus - Man if there was ever the essential album for cruising the city streets on a summer night, this one would be on the shortlist. This album was recorded in 2 days and the spontaneity shows, especially in the uptempo tracks like Quadrant 4. And the more laid back numbers, Stratus, Le Lis, Red Baron, almost too smooth. Love it, love it, love it. 

Sea Level - Sea Level - Love me some breezy coastal southern rock fusion. I don't like the debut quite as much as Cats On The Coast, but both are phenomenal in their own respects. The instrumentals on here are absolutely killer.


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CHVRCHES - "The Bones of What You Believe"
CHVRCHES - "The Bones of What You Believe"
Ripped Genes - "Ripped Again"
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Biglietto Per L'inferno - Biglietto Per L'inferno 7.5/10
Derek Bailey - Improvisation 7/10
Earth - Hex;or Printing in the Infernal Method 7/10
Lights in a Fat City - Sound Column 8/10
Yatha Sidhra - A Meditation Mass 7.5/10

I had a lot of travel time to fill...
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Macaco Bong - Macaco Bong  (Cuiaba, Brazil  2016)
Instrumental post rock, stoner rock trio 

Radio Moscow - The Great Escape Of Leslie Magnafuzz  (Story City, Iowa  2011)
Psychedelic hard rock, acid rock trio 

Sulfur Giant - Beyond The Hollow Mountain  (Viana Do Castelo, Portugal  2016)
Mostly instrumental psychedelic (melodic) stoner rock

Low Orbit - Low Orbit  (Toronto, Canada  2014)
Desert, psych, stoner, doom 

The Machine - Calmer Than You Are  (Rotterdam, NL  2012)
Heavy psych, fuzz, stoner trio with long instrumental jams 

Astral Cult - The Sacred Flame  (Folsom, CA  2016)
Psychedelic doom, fuzz, stoner 
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Ozric Tentacles - The Yumyum Tree
Il Paradiso Degli Orchi - Il Corponauta
Klaus Schulze - Picture Music (Much more accessible than any previous work, sounds like a good place to start.)
Yugen - Death by Water (It's really good indeed, Michael. Very diverse for a 40 minute album too.)
Carlos Paredes - Guitarra Portuguesa (After all the instrumental confusion of Yugen, just portuguese and classical guitar. Pure magic on record Approve)
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Darkthrone - "Under a Funeral Moon": In a loopy alternative universe, Darkthrone actually existed well before Black  Sabbath, and the album cover of Paranoid was a clever drunken parody of this Darkthrone album.


Renaissance - "Prologue": Remains my favorite Renaissance album, followed by the debut. My preferences may be at odds with quite a few, but oh well. The title track is such a great rush and the closer is trippy greatness.

Sir Lord Baltimore - "Kingdom Come": Awesome stuff, though as far as proto-metal is concerned, I actually liken this album as a mix of blues rock with the hyperdrive of early 80's Black Flag in terms of the guitars. 
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Considering this is friday and I just got off work I have managed to listen to quite a good chunk of music. I entirely blame the man next door and his drill showing off at about half past six this morning. Oh joy! I may just have to blast Trout Mask Replica or some wild electric Miles some time after 11 tonight...see if he digs a little weirdness with his shut-eye.
Aaaanyway:
Metá Metá - MM3 (one of the finest discoveries of 2016 for me. Sensual Brazilian music meets psych, post-punk and a wild saxophone lead type of jazz)
Tangerine Dream - Boxset Mannheim gig (first one. Brilliant track and I just love the ferocity of the sequencers)
Bent Knee - Say So (Yep because I said so)

Now listeing to Metá Metá's sophomore release MetaL MetaL though there's no trace of metal but a sumptious soup of the aforementioned ingredients. This band is outstanding! I feel like dancing...and I'm on the bus!


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Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

Metá Metá - MM3 (one of the finest discoveries of 2016 for me. Sensual Brazilian music meets psych, post-punk and a wild saxophone lead type of jazz)
Hmmm, that seems interesting Smile
 
Today:
EYE - Vision and Ageless Light (A very cool new retro Space Rock album Cool)
Steve Roach - New Life Dreaming (Do you know this one already, Michael?)
Oren Ambarchi - Hubris (I read something about this new album and was intrigued... and then I noticed his relation with Fire!. Side A reminds me of Göttsching's E2-E4 and side B doesn't sound too far from Fire! but focused on electronics.)
Sergei Rachmaninov - Piano Concerto No. 3, 4


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Bob Dylan - Blood on the Tracks
Al Di Meola - Elegant Gypsy
Soft Machine - Bundles
King Crimson - Red
Fripp & Eno - Evening Star
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Originally posted by Meltdowner Meltdowner wrote:

Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

Metá Metá - MM3 (one of the finest discoveries of 2016 for me. Sensual Brazilian music meets psych, post-punk and a wild saxophone lead type of jazz)
Hmmm, that seems interesting Smile
 
Today:
EYE - Vision and Ageless Light (A very cool new retro Space Rock album Cool)
Steve Roach - New Life Dreaming (Do you know this one already, Michael?)
Oren Ambarchi - Hubris (I read something about this new album and was intrigued... and then I noticed his relation with Fire!. Side A reminds me of Göttsching's E2-E4 and side B doesn't sound too far from Fire! but focused on electronics.)
Sergei Rachmaninov - Piano Concerto No. 3, 4


I thought of you today just because of the Portuguese lingo funneling through my cabeza. I think you'd dig it big time. Their sophomore album is also really tasty, which, btw, is the only one I can find any samples of: http://metametabrasil.bandcamp.com
Oh and I am currently listening to some Samuel C Love the electronic vibe my friend but perhaps even moreso your gentle guitar manners. Sweet.
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Originally posted by Larkstongue41 Larkstongue41 wrote:

Al Di Meola - Elegant Gypsy
Soft Machine - Bundles

Elegant Gypsy is great and I also like Land Of The Midnight Sun.
Bundles and Softs are my two favorite SM albums.
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CHVRCHES - "The Bones of What You Believe"
CHVRCHES - "Recover"
CHVRCHES - "The Bones of What You Believe"
New Order - "Low-Life"
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Friday...

Arc Of Aurora - Emergence  (Tempe, Arizona  2014)
Instrumental post rock, space rock 

Black Moth - Condemned To Hope  (Leeds, England  2014)
Female fronted, stoner, doom, metal (2 girls and 3 guys)

Venus Victrix - Venus Victrix 1  (Austin, Texas  2014)
FFOBR, psych, doom, metal 

Mammatus - The Coast Explodes  (Santa Cruz, CA  2007)
Psychedelic, progressive, hard rock  

Rising - Oceans Into Their Graves  (Copenhagen, Denmark  2016)
Hard rock, heavy metal with solid vocals and hot guitar solos
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Originally posted by Meltdowner Meltdowner wrote:

Oren Ambarchi - Hubris (I read something about this new album and was intrigued... and then I noticed his relation with Fire!. Side A reminds me of Göttsching's E2-E4 and side B doesn't sound too far from Fire! but focused on electronics.)
Sergei Rachmaninov - Piano Concerto No. 3, 4

Sam, I've just checked out some Oren Ambarchi and am wondering why I had never heard him before! Hubris is very much in the vein of E2-E4 indeed, but it's very original nonetheless. Amazing music. Smile
Rachmaninov's Piano Concerto No. 3 is one of my favorite classical pieces of all time. That opening is so majestic, so beautiful.
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John Hassell - Power Spot Some really nice ECM ambient/experimental-jazz. Great emphasis on rhythm with ehtnic stylings. Nothing extremely exciting, but very good music for some morning maths.

Embryo - Steig Aus Love this album! I am getting into Embryo recently and the band is amazing! Their mix of Eastern influences, stoned krautrock jamming, and Miles-esque jazz-fusion is addictive!

Area - Are(A)zione This would be a great album if not for low quality recording of a few tracks, namely the title piece. Otherwise, it's excellent - Area must've been a phenomenal live act.

Art Ensemble of Chicago - Reese and the Smooth Ones Great free-jazz. Similarly to 'Trane, these musicians go to their African roots, mix them with free-improv and come up with magnificent results.
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CHVRCHES - "The Bones of What You Believe"
New Order - "Low-Life"
CHVRCHES - "Every Open Eye"
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Saturday...

Poseidotica - La Distancia  (Buenos Aires, Argentina  2008)
Instrumental, psychedelic, metal, stoner 

Poseidotica - Intramundo  (Buenos Aires, Argentina  2005)
Instrumentally as good but not quite as heavy as El Dilema Del Origen.

Humo Del Cairo - Vol II   (Buenos Aires, Argentina  2011)
Heavy rock, desert, stoner trio 

Tuber - Desert Overcrowded  (Serres, Greece  2013)
Instrumental, desert, psych, post rock 

Truckfighters - V   (Orebro, Sweden  2016)
Groove, stoner, progressive and melodic hard rock 

Gozu - The Fury Of A Patient Man  (Boston, MA  2013)
Hard rock, stoner, metal 
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