What albums did you listen to today?

Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote: No, I don't have `Moving Pictures', but I'll pick it up should I come across it for a good second-hand price, Sam. I don't make a lot of time for watching live concerts on DVD, mate. Might watch 30 minutes here and there, but it's very rare that I'd sit there for an entire two hours. That Progenesi is a great one, always a disc I return to constantly.

That one is probably not difficult to find. 

The Bearded Bard wrote: Don't think En konsert for folk flest is streamable anywhere. I could be wrong though. I like what I've heard from Kraftwerk so far, but I'm not as familiar with them as I'd like to be. I only really know the two albums from them that I have (the two I played), although I've heard a few others (Autobahn and Computer World). Planning on investigating both their earlier and later albums sometime, when time and money allows. Where's that KW discussion you had? Can't find it. What did you think of Silver Mountain? I like Unreleased? a lot, and more and more with each listen too, but I can see it not being everyone's cup of tea. I prefer their trio and +guest albums to their orchestra ones, but that's me. Yup, Jaga made another brilliant album with Starfire. It's high up on my list. I liked it, but not as much as this year's Vespero album. The Maat Lander one sits just outside of my top 20, while the Vespero one is in!

I don't think so either.

Yesterday

Gracious-st

Monday,,,

Last night's choices:

Herbert F Bairy – Traumspiel
Grobschnitt – s/t
Annexus Quam – Osmose
Mythos – s/t
Eloy – Metromania
Prof Wolfff – s/t (one of my personal favourites, seems to fly under the radar a lot, I really should write a review for it at some point)
Steve Roach – Light Fantastic

Tuesday...

Meltdowner wrote: Yesterday: Magma - Sl*g Tanz (twice)

Once is never enough    

Just another few days in paradise during my Christmas holiday break...yikes it's going fast!
Good music ravages time.

The alan parsons project-- live (2003)
Genesis--ArKive (disc 3 only)
APP-- Vulture Culture
Nightwish-- Endless forms most beautiful.
Royal Hunt-- the devils dozen. ( scary how good this album is and what a freakin delight it is to listen to DC Cooper's VOX in full force. ;)
Depeche mode-- speak & spell ( 24/96 PCM. Incredible!!)
Threshold-- the ravages of time (disc 2)
Trivium-- silence in the snow. ( I think critics out there are a bit rough on this one. This album has a ton of great hooks and clever choruses. )
Asia Minor-- Between flesh and divine ( anyone else wanna shed a tear or 2 for just how beautiful this album is? ;)
Lucuna coil-- broken crown halo.
Hawkwind-- warrior at the edge of time ( in honor of Lemmy. RIP)
Collage-- moonshine ( this album still does it for me. )
Fields of the Nephilim-- mourning sun. ( mark my words. I will never tire or get sickened by this album. )

Harold Budd - Abandoned Cities