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Originally posted by ALotOfBottle ALotOfBottle wrote:


Cool! I'll listen to all four in the following days. I think I've already heard Mu, Symphony and maybe Communion, but, as you said, they're probably always worth a relisten. Indeed, an excellent, but underappreciated artist. Although the music is much different, I feel like there is a certain similarity between his musical vision and that of (my absolute favorite) Sun Ra in terms of that whole far-off-ness and paradoxically familiar one-of-a-kind-ness, if that makes any sense. Sorry for getting a bit off-topic. Organic Music Society now, Communion later today or tomorrow. Smile

Sun Ra would be my second favorite jazz artist; the two left the rest of the jazz scene in the dust. Interestingly enough, we seem to enjoy entirely separate eras of Ra. My favorites are Strange Strings and Atlantis, and in general I've mainly listened to the 1960's New York albums. Meanwhile, you generally seem to favor the later 70's recordings. Either way, if there was ever an artist that deserved to be considered his own genre, it was Sun Ra.
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Originally posted by mechanicalflattery mechanicalflattery wrote:

Sun Ra would be my second favorite jazz artist; the two left the rest of the jazz scene in the dust. Interestingly enough, we seem to enjoy entirely separate eras of Ra. My favorites are Strange Strings and Atlantis, and in general I've mainly listened to the 1960's New York albums. Meanwhile, you generally seem to favor the later 70's recordings. Either way, if there was ever an artist that deserved to be considered his own genre, it was Sun Ra.

Oh yeah, he definitely did! And to be frank, I like all Sun Ra eras. You observed well, though. In my mind, 1971 and 1972 were magical years for his music. The hissy recordings of his Egypt concerts (Nidhamu, Dark Myth Equation Visitation, and Horizon (Starwatchers)) are some of my favorites, but I dig Atlantis, Sound of Joy, and The Night of the Purple Moon especially, too. Don't remember Strange Strings very well, though. Many, many different recordings in many different styles from him - studio works, live albums, bootlegs, lost sessions, singles - a good most of them are excellent. Oh and also, NTS Radio has a separate sub-genre called "Sun Ra."


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Yesterday:
Don Cherry - Organic Music Society (Brilliant album! The two-part "Relativity Suite" is mind-bending for me.)
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Hey there, guys, sorry for not really being on the forum the last several days. Just flat out at work and having an oddly tough time recovering from my nightshift hours, struggling to get my body clock back to normal, which is odd because I've been doing them on and off for years!

Will be back on here tomorrow, though, business as usual hopefully, be good to catch up on things with you guys.
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Just a mix of old and new to work my way back in:

Pendragon – Not of This World
Monarch Trail – Sand
Genesis – Duke
Le Orme – Felona e Sorona
Sensations’ Fix – Music is Painting in the Air
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Yesterday:
Don Cherry - Eternal Rhythm (Heart)
Lard Free - Gilbert Artman's Lard Free
Don Cherry - Complete Communion
Can - The Peel Sessions
The Feed-Back (Il Gruppo di Improvvisazione di Nuova Consonanza) - The Feed-Back
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Originally posted by ALotOfBottle ALotOfBottle wrote:


Don Cherry - Eternal Rhythm (Heart)

Well that's a good sign...

Storm & Stress - s/t
Gastr Del Sol - Crookt, Crackt, or Fly
June of 44 - Engine Takes To The Water
Mercury Rev - Yerself is Steam
Witthuser and Westrupp - Trips and Traume


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Originally posted by ALotOfBottle ALotOfBottle wrote:

Master Cylinder - Elsewhere (Michael, what a fantastic album! A very American take on the Canterbury sound, reminded me of The Muffins, Happy the Man, and However at times, but it has its own unique character. Great, playful compositions, brilliant arrangements and skillful musical performance, great guitar especially. Superb album. Thank you! Wink)

Tymon, really glad you dug this one, man! It was all new to me as well, and it more or less sounded top notch all the day. I think there were a few LP's of it listed on the Discogs for about $25 US, not really too bad a price (I was assuming it was some complete obscurity worth a fortune! ), I'd probably consider getting it (although I'd prefer a nice reissue).

Oh, and yes, that was me posting in that Canterbury FB group! Small world, my friend!
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Italian Wednesday Big smile
Balletto di Bronzo - Ys
Semiramis - Dedicato a Frazz
Campo di Marte - s/t
Doris Norton - Raptus
Unreal City - La Crudeltà di Aprile
Quella Vecchia Locanda - s/t
Mosaico - Vola

Holy sh*t, Sam, scoop out the playlist in my brain with that list!

But do you know, I don't have proper CD's of either the Semiramis or Campo di Marte ones...two titles on that notorious list of about ten classic RPI albums I seriously need to properly get for my collection.
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^^ Well, I only have the last three, the ones I heard at home. There's never enough RPI in ones collection :P


This weekend:
Mata-Ratos - Rock Radioactivo
Green Windows - No Dia Em Que O Rei Fez Anos (Quarteto 1111 + wives = popiest Pop)
El Páramo - the second self-titled album
Black Mountain - IV (Only once but it's still awesome :P)
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Originally posted by mechanicalflattery mechanicalflattery wrote:

Originally posted by ALotOfBottle ALotOfBottle wrote:


Don Cherry - Eternal Rhythm (Heart)

Well that's a good sign...

Enjoyed this one immensely, as you predicted. I found it extremely organic and fresh-sounding. Excellent album. Will be returning to it soon.
Originally posted by Aussie-Byrd-Brother Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote:


Tymon, really glad you dug this one, man! It was all new to me as well, and it more or less sounded top notch all the day. I think there were a few LP's of it listed on the Discogs for about $25 US, not really too bad a price (I was assuming it was some complete obscurity worth a fortune! ), I'd probably consider getting it (although I'd prefer a nice reissue).

Oh, and yes, that was me posting in that Canterbury FB group! Small world, my friend!

Yeah, it would be great if it got a reissue, but then, the prices on the original ones aren't that bad (19$ for VG+ and 25$ for M).  And there is even one that is "STILL SEALED in the original factory shrink-wrap; guaranteed virgin vinyl inside." for the equivalent of 31$. Nice!

It is a small world indeed! Smile

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See, that's one of the great things about living in smaller-medium-sized countries like Portugal. If I were going by car, it would take me probably 9 hours to get to the place of the concert. But we will see. And actually, in Polish, Jantar is an old term for amber, which is generally known as a symbol of the Polish Pomerania. Tongue
On the other hand we don't see nearly as many interesting acts as in Central Europe. The Netherlands are probably the best small country, concert-wise. Thanks to this conversation I learned some European geography, I don't think I could point to the Baltic Sea before Embarrassed
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Today:
Ougenweide - Eulenspiegel
Arco Iris - Sudamerica o El Regreso a La Aurora
Arco Iris - Agitor Lucens V
Arco Iris - Los Elementales
Yazz Ahmed - La Saboteuse
Jonas Hellborg - Kali's Son
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Arco Iris - Sudamerica o El Regreso a La Aurora
Arco Iris - Agitor Lucens V
Arco Iris - Los Elementales

Yeeeeaaah!!! ClapClapClap

Three masterpieces right there. Awesome.

As for me:

Joe Satriani - The Extremist
Steve Vai - Passion and Warfare
Paul Simon - There Goes Rhymin' Simon
Bela Fleck & The Flecktones - Rocket Science
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Originally posted by Meltdowner Meltdowner wrote:

On the other hand we don't see nearly as many interesting acts as in Central Europe. The Netherlands are probably the best small country, concert-wise. Thanks to this conversation I learned some European geography, I don't think I could point to the Baltic Sea before Embarrassed

Here in Poland, there are loads of interesting concerts happening. I just miss tons of them, only to find out that for example King Crimson or Sun Araw played in Poland after their concerts. Angry Yeah, The Netherlands seems to have a great "vibrant music scene" to "country size" ratio. Big smile
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^ I know the feeling, like Göttsching's concert last year right on my doorstep Ouch KC didn't come this far West in this recent tour. I was hoping to see them in Madrid but the promoters were asking a buttload of money from non-Spanish buyers Thumbs Down


Yesterday:
Tangerine Dream - White Eagle
Elder - Lore
Sasquatch - Maneuvers
Atomic Rooster - In Hearing of
Tangerine Dream - Cyclone
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Random thought.............. PRIMUS have lined up a new album based on a Childen's book about Goblins.....
Should be a blast !!
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Unveiling my week of listening. I feel with this CAPACHA security crap, which makes posting a nightmare on PA I think I will resort to weekly posts. Way it's gotta be I guess. Anyway, here is my list and I hope everyone is well.

Nick Cave-- The Skeleton Tree
Redemption-- the Art of loss
Panic Room-- Incarnate
Arena-- The Unquiet Sky
Slipknot-- Iowa
NIN-- The Downward Spiral ( SACD)
Rush-- Presto (SACD)
IQ-- The Road of Bones (Live 2015)
IQ-- Scrape Across The Sky (blu ray)
Dire Straights-- Brothers in Arms (SACD)
Paradise Lost-- Draconian Times (5.1 surround mix)
Myarker-- Mausoleum.
Muddy Waters-- Folk Singer
Steven Wilson-- Hand That cannot erase
APP-- Tales of mystery... (blu-ray audio PCM 5.1mix)
Slipknot-- All Hope is Gone
Black Sabbath-- Reunion
Black Sabbath-- Never Say Die!!!
Fields of the Nephilim-- Elizium
Fields of the Nephilim-- Mourning Sun
Agalloch-- The Mantle
Dead Can Dance--- In Concert (2012)
Genesis-- Wind & Wurthering (5.1 DTS master audio)
Metamorfosi-- Purgatorio
Iron Maiden-- Flight 666 (blu ray 5.1 PCM surround mix)
Metallica-- Black s/t.
Kobra the lotus-- Prevail
Machine Head-- The Locust
Trent Reznor/Atticus Ross-- The Social Network score
Disturbed-- Immortalized
Yes-- Going for the one.
Pink Floyd-- Wish you were here ( blu ray stereo LPCM)



Gimmie my headphones now!!! 🎧🤣
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Originally posted by Meltdowner Meltdowner wrote:

I know the feeling, like Göttsching's concert last year right on my doorstep Ouch

I'm not going to infuriate myself by looking up if he played in Poland recently. LOL

Today:
Can - Future Days (Beautiful music, this evoked some really heavy emotions today)
Pharoah Sanders - Izipho Zam (Another killer album)
Franco Battiato - M.elle Le Gladiator
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Had the day off, so I spent some good quality time having a prog-'til-you-drop marathon:

Tangerine Dream - Phaedra
Alan Parsons Project - Tales of Mystery and Imagination
Focus - Moving Waves
Yezda Urfa - Sacred Baboon
King Crimson - In The Wake of Poseidon
Cherry Five - Cherry Five
Maneige - Maneige
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