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This came in the mail today...

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Haven't put hands on new stuff for the last couple of months!!!!! Anything you wanna recommend for this lost prog soul to listen to??? Cry
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maybe the new project involving RATM's guitarist, Tom Morello, the project called Street Sweeper Social Club, a fusion of rap and rock/metal. Their first album is available for £ 5 in HMVs in London. And it's really good if you like this kind of fusion.
 
Other than that, I am not really interested in the new prog bands, unless thay are REALLY original. I am digging ancient music, renaissance and baroque music, which I found very deep and fascinating (much more than prog).
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Originally posted by Cloud Zero Cloud Zero wrote:

Haven't put hands on new stuff for the last couple of months!!!!! Anything you wanna recommend for this lost prog soul to listen to??? Cry



New stuff as in new releases, or new stuff as in new purchases, including old albums? GeekTongue (I think I worded that correctly).

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Hugh Hopper - Gift of Purpose

 - a version with bonus tracks

Oddly enough, I found this Guapo CD in the jazz section. LOL




I love used music stores. Big smile


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Originally posted by lucas lucas wrote:

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maybe the new project involving RATM's guitarist, Tom Morello, the project called Street Sweeper Social Club, a fusion of rap and rock/metal. Their first album is available for £ 5 in HMVs in London. And it's really good if you like this kind of fusion.
 
Other than that, I am not really interested in the new prog bands, unless thay are REALLY original. I am digging ancient music, renaissance and baroque music, which I found very deep and fascinating (much more than prog).
Salut mon ami! Je suis Cloud Zero mais avant j'étais "landberkdoten" et peut etre pour ca tu ne me reconnais pas Wink
 
I really enjoy rocking to RATM but right after listening to Tom's other side project Audioslave I kind of lost the interest on his work. Perhaps I'll give Street Sweeper Social Club a try. Thanks for the heads-up
 
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Originally posted by J-Man J-Man wrote:

Originally posted by Cloud Zero Cloud Zero wrote:

Haven't put hands on new stuff for the last couple of months!!!!! Anything you wanna recommend for this lost prog soul to listen to??? Cry



New stuff as in new releases, or new stuff as in new purchases, including old albums? GeekTongue (I think I worded that correctly).
As in new purchases I must say. And yeah, including old albums. Recently I borrowed a couple of Phideaux albums from a friend and I got quite impressed. Old or new band releases are welcome to listen to!
 
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Infernal MachinesOur Inventions &amp; How They Fail UsBlood of HeroesDub MeltdownUnorthodox BehaviorDesolation BoulevardSingles 9: 1973-1975

 Can't wait for Sweet.........Have not heard it in years.Smile 
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Bought this set for about $50 today.



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Originally posted by Cloud Zero Cloud Zero wrote:

Salut mon ami! Je suis Cloud Zero mais avant j'étais "landberkdoten" et peut etre pour ca tu ne me reconnais pas Wink
 
Hi Alberto, good to see you are still around.
 
My last purchases (I spend too much money on CDs...) :
 
artist / band title of the album year recorded genre
Atkins, Chet In Three Dimensions (+ Bonus Tracks) / Finger Style Guitar
(+ Bonus Tracks)		 1953-1956 country
Auzet, Roland La Vie C'Est Marrant Comme Ça Change ! 1996 chanson française/jazz
Bingen, Abbess Hildegard Of (1098-1179) Chants De L'Extase (Anthems, Responsories & Sequences) 1993 classical
Carter Family, The Wildwood Flower (50 Track Anthology) 1927-1941 country
Charpentier, Marc-Antoine (1643-1704) Sacred Music Vol. 4 (Motets, Litanies A La Vierge) 1998 classical
Charpentier, Marc-Antoine (1643-1704) Vespres A la Vierge 1995 classical
Chopin, Fryderyk (1810-1849) Polish Songs 1999 classical
Dassin, Joe Les Champs-Elysées 1969 chanson française
Extradition Hush 1970 folk/rock
Flatt & Scruggs Mountain Breakdown (Compilation) 1948-1954 country
McGarrigle, Kate & Anna Kate & Anna McGarrigle 1975 folk/rock
Miles, John Rebel 1975 pop/rock
Murvin, Junior Police & Thieves 1977 reggae
Piaf, Edith A L'Olympia 1956 1956 chanson française
Piaf, Edith A L'Olympia 1958 1958 chanson française
Santiago, Adalberto Calidad 1982 salsa
Segal & Circulus, Marianne The Gathering 2007 folk/rock
Street Sweeper Social Club Street Sweeper Social Club 2009 metal/rap
Telemann, Georg Friedrich (1681-1767) Tafelmusik 1988 classical
Unthank & The Winterset, Rachel Thr Bairns 2007 folk/rock
Various Artists Chant Wars
(the Carolingian 'globalisation' of medieval plainchant) 		 2004 classical
Various Artists OST for 'Farinelli'
(Riccardo Broschi, Nicola Porpora, Johann Adolf Hasse, Georg Friedrich Haendel, Giovanni Battista Pergolesi)		 1994 classical
Various Artists Codex Las Huelgas
(13th Century Sacred Spanish Music)		 1992 classical
Various Artists Jasnogórska Muzyka Dawna (Trio In D / Alma Redemptoris (Amando Ivančic, 1727-1758), Gaude Dei Genitrix (Józef Daubcek, XVIII c), Missa Pro Defunctis In B (Filip Gotschalk, ?-1809), Symphony In G (Mateusz Kuci, XVIII c.) 2007 classical
Various Artists Music For Viola Da Gamba
(5 Pieces In D Minor For Unaccompanied Bass Viol (Carl Friedrich Abel, 1723-1787), 4 Recercadas From 'Trattato De Glosas' (Diego Ortiz, 1510-1570 ?), Sonata VI In A Minor From 'L'Echo Du Danube', Op.9 (Johannes Schenck, 1660-1712), Sonata In D Major From 'Der Getreue Music - Meister' (Georg Philipp Telemann, 1681-1767), 3 Preludes From 'The Division-Viol' (Christopher Simpson, 1605-1669), 2 Pieces From 'The First Part Of Ayres' (Tobias Hume, 1569-1645)		 unk classical
Various Artists Romances Sefardies : Noches
(Sephardic Songs)		 1997 classical/traditional
Various Artists Trios For Piano, Violin & Cello
(Charles Edward Ives, 1874-1954 / Luis De Pablo, 1930- / Alessandro Solbiati, 1956- )		 1994 classical
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Maja Ratkje & Lotta Melin-Illegal Parking
Only 6€, I'm happy right now :3
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These arrived from Wayside with the mail today:

Some Simon Steensland that were on sale ...

And one of the new Cuneiform releases:

I also ordered some Soleil Zeuhl stuff from them earlier this week:
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Eriskay - Musica Celta
Iron Maiden - The Final Frontier
Manfred Mann's Earth Band - Solar Fire
Opeth - Still Life
Eloy - Floating
 
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There is a new, dead cheap Soft Machine box out now called Original Album Classics. The five cd box contains Third, Fourth, Fifth, Six and Seven. It cost me £ 14, delivered to my door. That's $ 20. I got all albums as legal downloads some time ago, but I also wanted these albums as physical copies. In particular; Third.   

The same series also include a lot of other prog rock artists like all five albums from Mahavishnu Orchestra and many others artists from ProgArchives. This is an inexpensive way to get some excellent albums. 
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Just picked up these on CD:

A Perfect Circle - Mer De Noms
The Mars Volta - De-Loused in the Comatorium (to replace MP3)
King's X - Faith Hope Love
Megadeth - Rust In Peace (to replace MP3)
Ministry - Psalm 69
Damn the Machine - Damn the Machine
Burning Skies - Greed, Filth, Abuse, Corruption
Fall of Serenity - The Crossfire
Nothing More - Waiting on Rain

And I got all these on vinyl FOR FREE!!!!

The Who - Who's Next
Pink Floyd - The Dark Side of the Moon
David Bowie - Scary Monsters

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Whoa, nice haul Jeff! Need to get me some more A Perfect Circle albums, Mer De Noms is sooooooooo good.
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Originally posted by progkidjoel progkidjoel wrote:

Whoa, nice haul Jeff! Need to get me some more A Perfect Circle albums, Mer De Noms is sooooooooo good.


The great thing is that the last 3 CD's on that list were promos in small cardboard packaging, and were only $1 at my record store! The rest was on clearance and in the 2-3 dollar range. Big smile

I can't wait to hear Mer De Noms myself... I've heard it's great.

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Whoa, epic prices Love splurging on music at a good sale.

Yeah, Mer De Noms is amazing. Imagine Tool + The Smashing Pumpkins with a sprinkling of PoS... Really awesome group, and that album is amazing, really unique dark sound.
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Originally posted by toroddfuglesteg toroddfuglesteg wrote:

There is a new, dead cheap Soft Machine box out now called Original Album Classics. The five cd box contains Third, Fourth, Fifth, Six and Seven. It cost me £ 14, delivered to my door. That's $ 20. I got all albums as legal downloads some time ago, but I also wanted these albums as physical copies. In particular; Third.   

The same series also include a lot of other prog rock artists like all five albums from Mahavishnu Orchestra and many others artists from ProgArchives. This is an inexpensive way to get some excellent albums. 


$28 here, still the price is right, I've wanted to check out Third for a while. How's the packaging?
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This has to be some of the most beautiful music I've ever heard.
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