What albums did you listen to today?...continued

Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote: Nick, talk about symmetry! I just finished listening to the self-titled Dream Theater album from a few years back now, and here you are! And I haven't spun DT in months either! Hey, I also picked up several of the later 80's/early 90's Black Sabbath albums very cheap today at the first record fair of the year - `Tyr', `Cross Purposes', `Dehumanizer' etc for a couple of bucks on CD each Hope you've been well, mate.

Awe Michael! It is great to hear from you and to be back! It seems like the PA security bullsh*t has finally been put to death. I can post freely again! This is a happy day and what better way to come back with a DT symetry with you! Talk about spiritual Prog brothers huh? Wow. Very cool and what a great Sabbath haul!
Dehumanizer isn't bad! It has really grown on me.
DIO voice is a bit deeper but my god does he ever still sing like a champion. :)

Glad to be back Mike. Gonna be kicking around again and spewing out my love for Prog to others once again.

Glad this capatcha sh*t is done! What a drag that was.
So frustrating.

Anyhow. Happy Sunday to you,mate...although it may be Monday already where you are. Lol.

Enjoy the day! Listen well and listen loud n' proud! That goes for all of you.

Enjoy the music. :)

HolyMoly wrote: Nothing to add, except that I enjoy writeups like this. Keep it up. :D

^Nice!!! Love that Gong album and (as you probably know) love Leg-End.

Also a great listening day today for me.

骨架的 - Holograms
Oneohtrix Point Never - Ruined Lives
Hype Williams - One Nation
Za Siódmą Górą - Muzyka jakiej świat nie widzi
Oneohtrix Point Never - R Plus Seven

Boredoms - Vision Creation Newsun

Magnum Vaeltaja wrote: Jean Sibelius - Lemminkainen Suite, Op. 22

So great!

Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote: Meltdowner wrote: P'faun - Sp'roque Haven't listened to all of that yet, mate. I thought the opening track was pretty dreary with the endless guitar soloing, but seem to recall when I gave it a spin a week or two back that it improved greatly from there?

I have no problem with his endless soloing ;) The music is less "in your face" after the first track.

Yes: Talk

Yesterday:

Black Sabbath - Dehumanizer
Sacrilegium - Anima Lucifera
Wardruna - Runaljod-Yggdrasil
Mgła - With Hearts Toward None
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Your Funeral... My Trial
Tangerine Dream - The Klangwald Performance (bonus disc to the latest remaster of Zeit - I even prefer it to the actual album)


Edited by Tuzvihar - March 19 2018 at 13:29

Frenetic Zetetic wrote: Yes - Close to The Edge Yes - Tales from Topographic Oceans

Prog Sothoth wrote: Yes - Going for the One: When I was in my early/mid teens I used to buy LPs at my local record store and walk home with them, hence why I never owned GFTO. Let's just say I was a bit nervous about running into a bunch of peers and having to show them some serious man-butt. It was a different time, man! Still, quite a silly excuse in retrospect. Nowadays strutting around with both GFTO and Hemispheres in hand wouldn't mean squat. "Yeah, check out how tight they are!" Judas Priest - Stained Class: I actually like the Spooky Tooth cover quite a bit. It's funny how much meaner the lead guitar sounds than the rhythm guitar, since when the lead guitar actually joins in with the power chords on rare occasions, such as during one part of the title track...the overall sound becomes serious heavy metal. I wish "Saints in Hell" was on their Unleashed in the East album. Mika Nakashima - Yes: Call it a post-Katrina hurricane Japan thing. The album is jazzy with gospel and bluesy influences featuring some session players from New Orleans. Kind of mellow overall, but in a good way, since it's her followup to The End, which was constant in its raucous rock. Her voice suits this style more, but I dig both albums quite a bit.