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You've come up with some real crackers over the last day or two.

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You'll take anything, won't you?

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I like Riverside, I don't mind some of Lunatic Soul - but this is Mariusz Duda as solo artist.

Electronic, with some occasional nice guitar chucked in, some voices but not lyrics... (Some of you would probably enjoy it I think.)

Mariusz Duda - AFR AI D. (It's about AI apparently hence the stylised title, which for me is probably the cleverest thing about the album.)

It's just not my bag.

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NEW (OLD) MUSIC

Remix of D Project's 2008 album, The Sagarmatha Dilemma.

Very nice.

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For a reasonably talented bunch of musos, (I guess), you would think one of them might have had half a decent idea for a cover design. That’s just awful and begs not to be bought.



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NEW MUSIC

3 titans of the modern prog world produce another very nice set of songs.

D'Virgilio, Morse & Jennings' appropriately titled 2nd album, Sophomore, builds from where the group's debut left off, with more acoustic guitars and multi-layer vocal harmonies, but with an ever-adventurous musical palette. There is no shortage of catchy choruses, interesting melodies and superb songwriting throughout the 10-track collection that sees Nick D'Virgilio (Big Big Train, ex-Spock's Beard), Neal Morse (Transatlantic, NMB, Flying Colors) & Ross Jennings (Haken, Novena) join forces once again.

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For a reasonably talented bunch of musos, (I guess), you would think one of them might have had half a decent idea for a cover design. That’s just awful and begs not to be bought.



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I don't know - the elephant on the travel chess set is pretty cool!









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As you are all probably aware, two tracks were recorded, with the London Symphony Orchestra, at the Barking Town Hall.

I was brought up within spitting distance of the Hall and was never aware it was a 'viable' venue for this type of concert.

The Royal Albert or The Royal Festival but Barking Town Hall....?






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NEW MUSIC

Galahad - The Long Goodbye (their 12th album)

Pretty decent - Stu Nicholson is a very accomplished singer, with a similar tone to IQ's Peter Nicholls, but he doesn't quite appeal to me in the same way for some reason. But they've got guitarist Lee Abraham which is a big plus.

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For a reasonably talented bunch of musos, (I guess), you would think one of them might have had half a decent idea for a cover design. That’s just awful and begs not to be bought.



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It's useless! We've tried everything. Tests and more tests, transfusions, CT scans, and still no semblance of a melody!

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For a reasonably talented bunch of musos, (I guess), you would think one of them might have had half a decent idea for a cover design. That’s just awful and begs not to be bought.



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It's useless! We've tried everything. Tests and more tests, transfusions, CT scans, and still no semblance of a melody!

Nonsense lad - try this - full of music and shedloads of melodies:







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