His 2nd album was The Hound of The Baskervilles.
Well, it’s just about ok but the stunning review I read in Progarchives is well OTT.
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Composer and multi instrumentalist Graham Dunnington is Looking-Glass Lantern.
His 2nd album was The Hound of The Baskervilles.
Well, it’s just about ok but the stunning review I read in Progarchives is well OTT.
His 2nd album was The Hound of The Baskervilles.
Well, it’s just about ok but the stunning review I read in Progarchives is well OTT.
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Lord Rother wrote:Composer and multi instrumentalist Graham Dunnington is Looking-Glass Lantern.
His 2nd album was The Hound of The Baskervilles.
Well, it’s just about ok but the stunning review I read in Progarchives is well OTT.
I'd hope more effort was put in to the music than the crappy cover. Fuck me that is BAD.
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Too smooth for the BCB Prog Canon?
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I’ve tried a couple of the highest rated albums but didn’t really do it for me.
(And the singles have been played so often they are just irritating now.)
(And the singles have been played so often they are just irritating now.)
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New release - I appreciate it’s probably not what real fans would recognise as PFM but although on 1st listen there’s not a lot to really get the teeth into it’s a pretty decent set of songs.
PFM - Emotional Tattoos
PFM - Emotional Tattoos
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Wobbler haven’t really done it for me before but gave this new release a twirl and it is absolutely excellent! Retro prog for sure, derivative? Maybe. Who cares?
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This is sounding very pleasant tonight.
Where would rock 'n' roll be without feedback?
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One of the clutch of Dutch symphonic prog bands I really enjoy.
This is Silhouette’s 5th album, The World is Flat..... And Other Alternative Facts. Having listened a few times now I’m not sure it’s quite up to previous albums but enjoyable nonetheless.
This is Silhouette’s 5th album, The World is Flat..... And Other Alternative Facts. Having listened a few times now I’m not sure it’s quite up to previous albums but enjoyable nonetheless.
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pcqgod wrote:This is sounding very pleasant tonight.
Excellent.
If I jerk- the handle jerk- the handle you'll thrill me and thrill me
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jimboo wrote:pcqgod wrote:This is sounding very pleasant tonight.
Excellent.
A great album.
I saw them live support Tull with Procol harum at royal Albert hall in 1970
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andymacandy wrote:
Good call Andy
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mudshark wrote:Where is he anyway, that very soft lad?
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C wrote:andymacandy wrote:
Good call Andy
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Still my favourite after all these years.
I also played the latest two, "Wolflight" and "The Night Siren" which are rather good, but this is the best.
Bless the weather.......
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andymacandy wrote:C wrote:andymacandy wrote:
Good call Andy
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Still my favourite after all these years.
I also played the latest two, "Wolflight" and "The Night Siren" which are rather good, but this is the best.
yes, his best
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mudshark wrote:Where is he anyway, that very soft lad?
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NP
His best!
His best!
Charlie O. wrote:I think Coan and Googa are right.
Un enfant dans electronica!
Je suis!
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His best !!
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never/ever wrote:NP:
His best.
That really isn't his best.................
Defector is better than Highly Strung!
Bless the weather.......