LMG wrote:Can I just say that much as I love Gentle Giant, Carlsson seems to have played more of their output today than I have managed throughout my entire life thus far...
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kath wrote:my emotions are a lot like my internal organs.... they've been stretched for so long, they just don't give a fucque anymore.
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King Crimson (first two albums) lite but enjoyable nevertheless.
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Like the excellent Karnataka this band seems to have a huge turnover in personnel with only Al Wynter remaining a constant - and yet, each of their 4 albums has been very good indeed. This is the most recent from 2023.
Neo prog a la IQ, Pendragon, Galahad style, so I suspect would only appeal to Neil Jung on here.
Neo prog a la IQ, Pendragon, Galahad style, so I suspect would only appeal to Neil Jung on here.
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robertff wrote:
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A very good band and two excellent albums.
I saw them live at the Dagenham Roundhouse on 21st February 1970
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kath wrote:my emotions are a lot like my internal organs.... they've been stretched for so long, they just don't give a fucque anymore.
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Lord Rother wrote:Neo prog a la IQ, Pendragon, Galahad style, so I suspect would only appeal to Neil Jung on here.
If that
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kath wrote:my emotions are a lot like my internal organs.... they've been stretched for so long, they just don't give a fucque anymore.
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C wrote:Lord Rother wrote:Neo prog a la IQ, Pendragon, Galahad style, so I suspect would only appeal to Neil Jung on here.
If that
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As it happens I think he may have listened to them a fair bit IIRC (not 100% sure).
Shame he doesn't post more really as it would be good to have someone around to discuss new music with. Oh well...
Sue Lawley! Sue Lawley! Sue Lawley!
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Lord Rother wrote:C wrote:Lord Rother wrote:Neo prog a la IQ, Pendragon, Galahad style, so I suspect would only appeal to Neil Jung on here.
If that
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As it happens I think he may have listened to them a fair bit IIRC (not 100% sure).
Shame he doesn't post more really as it would be good to have someone around to discuss new music with. Oh well...
Sue Lawley! Sue Lawley! Sue Lawley!
Agreed - the lad's a lightweight these days
I'm sure he'll pop in...
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kath wrote:my emotions are a lot like my internal organs.... they've been stretched for so long, they just don't give a fucque anymore.
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Lord Rother wrote:Glaswegian indie rock band.
Never heard of them before but Spotify went into them straight after The Joy Formidable, and it is bloody good
Took a chance and ordered. Arrived yesterday, played twice so far. It's.......OK. Reminded me of the wonderful, (now no more), Maccabees, but, sadly, not in the same class
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NEW MUSIC
I have always found Antony Kalugin's various projects pleasant but not exactly inspiring. His recent albums, and by God he's prolific - 6 albums and counting in the last 2 years - have been really good. It's hard to keep up. I think I need to have a week where I play nothing else.
It must be hard for his artwork bods to keep up but it is always of a very high quality!
I have always found Antony Kalugin's various projects pleasant but not exactly inspiring. His recent albums, and by God he's prolific - 6 albums and counting in the last 2 years - have been really good. It's hard to keep up. I think I need to have a week where I play nothing else.
It must be hard for his artwork bods to keep up but it is always of a very high quality!
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NEW MUSIC
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NEW MUSIC
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C wrote:Lord Rother wrote:C wrote:
If that
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As it happens I think he may have listened to them a fair bit IIRC (not 100% sure).
Shame he doesn't post more really as it would be good to have someone around to discuss new music with. Oh well...
Sue Lawley! Sue Lawley! Sue Lawley!
Agreed - the lad's a lightweight these days
I'm sure he'll pop in...
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Yes I’ve played This Winter Machine in the past. Pretty good but not quite good enough to open my wallet.
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Neil Jung wrote: not quite good enough to open my wallet.
That's what the lad says every time we go to the pub together...!
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Give us a clue, Rob
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ChrisB wrote:Give us a clue, Rob
Derivative claptrap?
It’s certainly not one of those awful compilations the lad plays…
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