ConnyOlivetti wrote:NP
Good call lad
Good call
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Re: Prog Corner (page 565 onwards)
Good call lad
Good call
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mudshark wrote:Where is he anyway, that very soft lad?
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I never tire of this gem
Sublime
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I never tire of this gem
Sublime
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Re: Prog Corner (page 565 onwards)
Prog? Maybe. Fantastic? Absolutely.
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slightbreeze wrote:
Prog? Maybe. Fantastic? Absolutely.
Superbly robust!
I have all their stuff
Seminal
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Carlsson wrote:slightbreeze wrote:
Prog? Maybe. Fantastic? Absolutely.
Superbly robust!
I have all their stuff
Seminal
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However, they were never as robust as Spacemen 3.
One of the handful of decent bands since 1974
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mudshark wrote:Where is he anyway, that very soft lad?
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It's kinda depressing for a music forum to be proud of not knowing musicians.
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robertff wrote:JP
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mudshark wrote:Where is he anyway, that very soft lad?
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I bought this the day it came out- way way way back
When Mr Jung was in nappies!
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I bought this the day it came out- way way way back
When Mr Jung was in nappies!
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mudshark wrote:Where is he anyway, that very soft lad?
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Their second best ?
I think so
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Their second best ?
I think so
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Broad church dear prog-loving friends
Broad church
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Broad church dear prog-loving friends
Broad church
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the first CD issue, with all tracks intact
the first CD issue, with all tracks intact
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Un enfant dans electronica!
Je suis!
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Played during the world cup final...
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Carlsson wrote:NP
I bought this the day it came out- way way way back
... takes me back! In my mind Pavlovs Dog is always coupled with this:
Both albums were huuuge in my circle of friends, back in the day. Dick Wagner was the main man in Ursa Major. Havnt heard either album in ages ...
Joe Minor
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Now the world must be rebarbarised"
Now the world must be rebarbarised"
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Joe Moody wrote:Carlsson wrote:NP
I bought this the day it came out- way way way back
... takes me back! In my mind Pavlovs Dog is always coupled with this:
Both albums were huuuge in my circle of friends, back in the day. Dick Wagner was the main man in Ursa Major. Havnt heard either album in ages ...
Joe Minor
rateyourmusic.com images can't be displayed but I assume you are referring to this:
I was a massive fan from the day I heard Pampered the week of its release.
I have both on vinyl. But amazingly like you, I haven't played them for years - I am a very lazy vinyl player
However, I bought the remaster of At the Sound of last week and I can't stop playing it.
As I said when I posted it a couple of times previously, that any thoughts of it being no comparison to the first Pampered Menial is totally unfounded
robust stuff?
Not 'arf!
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NP
Robust stuff !
Their best ?
I think so
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Robust stuff !
Their best ?
I think so
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NP
Interestingly out of the 17 tracks only one is taken form the London gigs...
Of course I was there.
PB would like this album
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Interestingly out of the 17 tracks only one is taken form the London gigs...
Of course I was there.
PB would like this album
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