Three bands that um..

I really appreciate all the input so far from everyone. And based partly on the fact that they're currently winning in this poll I just listened to Yeti again and imo it is VERY good. Not to diss the other bands though, Ocean is certainly a quite pleasurable listening experience and obviously Script.. by Marillion is really good as well(as Dellinger mentioned). And Lazland, I will have to check out some of that Other Guy's stuff with Marillion now(Hogarth).. Afraid of Sunlight, Brave, Marbles, and FEAR. Thanks again everyone. 

BaldJean wrote: the only Marillion album I like is "Fugazi"; their other albums leave me absolutely cold, and some are outright horrible.

Barbu wrote: Dellinger wrote: For Brave I was thinking about ordering Made Again. Great, great live album Del, can't go wrong with Made Again. This one's highly recommended too, probably my favorite live Hogarth: Full Seasons End (disc 1) and terrific live versions of some of HITR best songs (disc 2). Here

Any one of the Weekend CDs are far superior to Made Again, I think.

YESESIS wrote: I really appreciate all the input so far from everyone. And based partly on the fact that they're currently winning in this poll I just listened to Yeti again and imo it is VERY good.

I should be meditating more. I practice mindfulness, but am not mindful enough to do it regularly.

YESESIS wrote: Logan wrote: I should be meditating more. I practice mindfulness, but am not mindful enough to do it regularly. If you haven't read 'Being Peace' by Thich Nhat Hanh, I very highly recommend it.

I was lent the book by a psychologist/ Buddhist friend of mine years ago, but failed to read it then. I will look to get it. What I love about so much about Buddhist philosophy and practices is that it is so psychological-oriented, and although I wouldn't consider myself as religious, spending time at temples has been a "spiritual" experience for me. Meditation, particularly mindfulness, is something that has helped a lot in managing my dysfunctionality -- has helped me and in my interactions with others (being at peace with oneself and others). I know that I should put more time into it for my well-being and others. One of these days I would like to go to a meditation retreat.

^Once again, I don't get it (but I don't get much).

Logan wrote: YESESIS wrote: Logan wrote: I should be meditating more. I practice mindfulness, but am not mindful enough to do it regularly. If you haven't read 'Being Peace' by Thich Nhat Hanh, I very highly recommend it. I was lent the book by a psychologist/ Buddhist friend of mine years ago, but failed to read it then. I will look to get it. What I love about so much about Buddhist philosophy and practices is that it is so psychological-oriented, and although I wouldn't consider myself as religious, spending time at temples has been a "spiritual" experience for me. Meditation, particularly mindfulness, is something that has helped a lot in managing my dysfunctionality -- has helped me and in my interactions with others (being at peace with oneself and others). I know that I should put more time into it for my well-being and others. One of these days I would like to go to a meditation retreat.

Oh yeah, you're clearly someone who 'gets it.' I'm a Christian first myself. But the teachings Buddhism, along with my daily meditation practice have helped me immensely to be relaxed and at peace and to be able to smile and share my peace with others.

Temples can contain a lot of spiritual energy that can be an experience for sure. And always remember, "Present moment wonderful moment." :)  

Marillion just over Eloy.

Marillion out of these