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- Lord Rother
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Re: 1,000 pages by Christmas...!
I posted up the other album by this Argentinian band recently. Played this one today (William Gray - Silentio) and again I am really impressed. They should be BIG.
Liked this track especially.
Liked this track especially.
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Re: 1,000 pages by Christmas...!
Saw L Shankar warmup for Tony Williams at the Bottom Line 11/15/79
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I would have loved to have seen that!Hightea wrote:Saw L Shankar warmup for Tony Williams at the Bottom Line 11/15/79
Great album too
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A new name to me, but this is their 6th studio album - features some contributions from Ian Anderson and Mike Portnoy, 2 more unlikely prog bedfellows it’s hard to imagine.
Tiles - Pretending 2 Run.
Sounded ok but I was distracted at the time so not much to say yet.
Tiles - Pretending 2 Run.
Sounded ok but I was distracted at the time so not much to say yet.
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Regal Worm - Pig Views
Another new name to me. Sounded ok, but again, distracted by work so didn’t give it much attention. Pretty much a one man band, that man being Jarrod Gosling, he of I Monster and Henry Fool (who I saw in concert a few years ago - also featuring Tim Bowness).
Another new name to me. Sounded ok, but again, distracted by work so didn’t give it much attention. Pretty much a one man band, that man being Jarrod Gosling, he of I Monster and Henry Fool (who I saw in concert a few years ago - also featuring Tim Bowness).
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Elephant Plaza - Momentum
Various members of Magic Pie and others in this band, released in 2016 as a debut, no follow ups yet, but this one took 10 years to make, not helped by their recording studio burning to the ground midway through initial recordings. Certainly prog but not as complex musically as the wonderful Magic Pie.
An album I played at the time of release but somehow forgot about, which is a shame as it’s going down very well this evening.
Elephant Plaza - Momentum
Various members of Magic Pie and others in this band, released in 2016 as a debut, no follow ups yet, but this one took 10 years to make, not helped by their recording studio burning to the ground midway through initial recordings. Certainly prog but not as complex musically as the wonderful Magic Pie.
An album I played at the time of release but somehow forgot about, which is a shame as it’s going down very well this evening.
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- Good Night Austin, Texas
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My favourite studio ABB album
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11 piece Norwegian band. I’m liking this. Lots of woodwinds and brass. Eclectic and interesting.
Gentle Knife - Clock Unwound
11 piece Norwegian band. I’m liking this. Lots of woodwinds and brass. Eclectic and interesting.
Gentle Knife - Clock Unwound
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Alcest - Spiritual Instinct
French band - I enjoyed Shelter, their 2014 album but this is too heavy for me with dirty vocals chucked in. Nah...
Alcest - Spiritual Instinct
French band - I enjoyed Shelter, their 2014 album but this is too heavy for me with dirty vocals chucked in. Nah...
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pleasant Sunday night music!
pleasant Sunday night music!
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Good Night Dallas, Texas wrote:
My favourite studio ABB album
It's a very robust album with Dan Toler.
I am not sure it's their best studio album for me
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Great live version of Can't Take It With You.
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Good Night Dallas, Texas wrote:Great live version of Can't Take It With You.
Superb!
A truly great band
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mudshark wrote:Where is he anyway, that very soft lad?
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robertff wrote:WP
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Wonderful albums - full of music
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