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Isn't this wonderful?
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Lord Rother wrote:And there was me thinking you'd say "Fair enough, you have a point Bob".
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Hawklords have made some very robust albums and this is one of them
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Lord Rother wrote:And there was me thinking you'd say "Fair enough, you have a point Bob".
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Lord Rother wrote:A good track from the excellent new album from Leprous.
I didn't mind it, especially when it got going, but i don't think I'd want to pursue any further .
Where do you find all this stuff? You must stream it, i can't imagine your wallet's that big?
Or maybe it is. You are a Lordship, after all .
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C wrote:Isn't this wonderful?
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It sure is.
Nice tambourine from Crosby.
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soundchaser wrote: Crosby.
A cool dude!
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Lord Rother wrote:And there was me thinking you'd say "Fair enough, you have a point Bob".
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soundchaser wrote:Lord Rother wrote:A good track from the excellent new album from Leprous.
I didn't mind it, especially when it got going, but i don't think I'd want to pursue any further .
Where do you find all this stuff? You must stream it, i can't imagine your wallet's that big?
Or maybe it is. You are a Lordship, after all .
Streaming yes, Spotify is my constant companion.
I refer to progarchives.com a lot, read various prog blogs (this is a good one for new releases although not many reviews http://newprogreleases.blogspot.com/ ) and Facebook groups.
Leprous are actually big in the current genre although have been a touch too heavy for me in the past so hadn’t bothered with their last couple of albums. Thought I’d give them another go and enjoyed this one.
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Lord Rother wrote:soundchaser wrote:Lord Rother wrote:A good track from the excellent new album from Leprous.
I didn't mind it, especially when it got going, but i don't think I'd want to pursue any further .
Where do you find all this stuff? You must stream it, i can't imagine your wallet's that big?
Or maybe it is. You are a Lordship, after all .
Streaming yes, Spotify is my constant companion.
I refer to progarchives.com a lot, read various prog blogs (this is a good one for new releases although not many reviews http://newprogreleases.blogspot.com/ ) and Facebook groups.
Leprous are actually big in the current genre although have been a touch too heavy for me in the past so hadn’t bothered with their last couple of albums. Thought I’d give them another go and enjoyed this one.
I tried it too - but it wasn't for me
Too many notes in the wrong order...!
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Lord Rother wrote:And there was me thinking you'd say "Fair enough, you have a point Bob".
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I thought that was your thing!
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Lord Rother wrote:I thought that was your thing!
I just knew you were going to say that!
Yes, but the trouble is they are the wrong notes in the wrong order!
NP [the albums]
Here we have the right notes in the wrong order!
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Far Out, Man!
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soundchaser wrote:
Far Out, Man!
A great album - my favourite of theirs.
Check out one or two of the solo Manuel Göttsching albums - awesome
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A robust track from a seminal album
Robustly seminal
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Robustly seminal
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This is a corker (highlights too [above])
Frank with Napoleon, The Fowlers, Chester and Ralph H on tubs, Ruth and George Duke
The Roxy sort of tracks - Cheepnis, Penguin, Village in Sun plus Uncle Meat, Idiot Bastard, Eric Dolphy era plus RDNZL, Big Swifty, Slime etc
Great sound and no 'audience participation' tedium.
Very robust
My only slight criticism is that Napoleon is great on the sax but not quite an Ike Willis et alia on the vocals.
Adequate though
NOW PLAYING LOUDLY!
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Frank with Napoleon, The Fowlers, Chester and Ralph H on tubs, Ruth and George Duke
The Roxy sort of tracks - Cheepnis, Penguin, Village in Sun plus Uncle Meat, Idiot Bastard, Eric Dolphy era plus RDNZL, Big Swifty, Slime etc
Great sound and no 'audience participation' tedium.
Very robust
My only slight criticism is that Napoleon is great on the sax but not quite an Ike Willis et alia on the vocals.
Adequate though
NOW PLAYING LOUDLY!
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C wrote:This is a corker (highlights too [above])
Frank with Napoleon, The Fowlers, Chester and Ralph H on tubs, Ruth and George Duke
The Roxy sort of tracks - Cheepnis, Penguin, Village in Sun plus Uncle Meat, Idiot Bastard, Eric Dolphy era plus RDNZL, Big Swifty, Slime etc
Great sound and no 'audience participation' tedium.
Very robust
My only slight criticism is that Napoleon is great on the sax but not quite an Ike Willis et alia on the vocals.
Adequate though
NOW PLAYING LOUDLY!
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Nice...
I've treated myself to this, recently...
Thumpety-thump beats plinkety-plonk every time. - Rayge
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Neige wrote:
Nice...
I've treated myself to this, recently...
Nice too
I thought this was amusing
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I don't play Roxy very often but this afternoon seems appropriate
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soundchaser wrote:C wrote:Isn't this wonderful?
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It sure is.
Nice tambourine from Crosby.
But why is he wasting his time with this bunch of losers ?
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slightbreeze wrote:But why is he wasting his time with this bunch of losers ?
Probably a bit lost, by the look of it.
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slightbreeze wrote:soundchaser wrote:C wrote:Isn't this wonderful?
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It sure is.
Nice tambourine from Crosby.
But why is he wasting his time with this bunch of losers ?
This really made me laugh Chris
Good lad
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Heaven - Brass Rock 1
British band’s only album, released in 1971. LOTS of brass, fairly heavy, not bad.
New to me. Anyone familiar?
British band’s only album, released in 1971. LOTS of brass, fairly heavy, not bad.
New to me. Anyone familiar?