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yorksrvc
05-07-2006, 09:54 AM
Go ahead, break my wallet!!! I've been doing site searches, Amazon listening, and Moon listening. Here's what I'm looking for. I recently purchased Galleon: Land/Ocean and Tantalus: Jubal and Il.... I really loved them both. The guitarists were right up my alley, as one of my favorite styles is that of Andy Lattimer / Camel and the song "Ice". His notes literally sent chills down my spine. The Tantalus and Galleon vocals were, in my taste, excellent....not too dramatic, but emotional to fit the music. I've heard some similar music, but all killed by the vocals. As for guitar playing and style, I have also found "Odyssice", "Collage", and Satellite" to be right to my liking as well. Looking for recommendations for new music in this style.:D Thanks....

Methem
05-07-2006, 11:22 AM
I cannot say anything on those particular bands. There's, however, this thread that might help you on something else in the future:

"if you like X, try Y..."

http://www.auralmoon.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1386

Unfortunately it's one of those many threads where only like 1/5 of the posts actually really stay on topic. :)


-Methem

yorksrvc
05-07-2006, 08:22 PM
Thanks Methem.......I read thru..it appears it's too risky to make open recs like that. I guess, it's best to just listen for stuff.:-V

teermin8r
05-08-2006, 07:04 PM
I don't know what you already have, but try:

IQ- Dark Matter
RPWL- The World Through My Eyes (or any other one)
Transatlantic - any
Spock's Beard - V
Pendragon - The Masquerade Overture
Arena - Pepper's Ghost
The Tangent - The Music that died Alone
Pallas - The dreams of Men
Magic Pie- The Motions of Desire
Jack Foster III - Evolution of the Jazzraptor or Raptorgnosis.

If you want some some heavier stuff, I have other to recommend.

Also if you like Jethro Tull, do yourself a favor and pick up Ian Anderson's solo cd 'Rupi's Dance'. You'll thank me for that one.

If you already have these, let me know and I'll suggest others.

yorksrvc
05-10-2006, 10:12 AM
OK,............THANKS!!! Not sure if you saw in the "shout", so I'll repeat. I have TRANSATLANTIC: Neal Morse: Trans Demos, Live in USA, Europe and 2 studio CD's....You're right on there. I have Octane, V, and 2 other Spock's Beard.......right on there. Magic Pie.......Love it!!! The others you listed I need more info on. I've heard some Tangent, RPWL, IQ, and Arena......but what little I heard, though the music was what I like, the vocals I heard turned me off. I've never heard a whole CD, so I'd say my perception of them is in question. Pendragon: I heard 1 song and liked everything, but haven't heard anymore. Jack Foster III, I read the Amazon review, but never heard any of them. So, any further recs or info on these would be appreciated. Thanks, Rob :rockband: :yougo

Rick and Roll
05-10-2006, 12:45 PM
or Spock's Beard, I particularly enjoy Beware of Darkness and the Kindness of Strangers.

Try the last three Sylvan records: Posthumous Silence, Artificial Paradise, and X-Rayed.

And Salem Hill.....all of them...and.....:rockband:

roger
05-10-2006, 03:42 PM
IQ, and maybe Echolyn.

good stuff.

teermin8r
05-10-2006, 09:51 PM
Some songs for you to sample from the aural moon library from the previously suggested cds:

IQ - Harvest of Souls http://www.gep.co.uk/iq/
RPWL - Roses/The Way It Is/Sugar for the Ape http://www.rpwl.de/
Pendragon - Paintbox (a mossy fav)/As Good as Gold/Guardian of my Soul http://www.pendragon.mu/
Arena - Opera Fanatica http://www.verglas.com/ArenaWorld/arenaworld.html
Tangent - The Canterbury Sequence http://www.thetangent.org/
Pallas - Ghostdancers http://www.pallas-uk.com/
Jack Foster III - Bohemian Soul/Nirvana in the Notes http://www.jazzraptor.com/#

Also I'm sure you have both Riverside cds, right? If you don't your missing out on the best band of this decade. Also you do have Marbles - Marillion the best cd of this decade?

If you need more help feel free to write.

Rick and Roll
05-10-2006, 10:00 PM
Also you do have Marbles - Marillion the best cd of this decade?



Whoa there, big fella.... :)

teermin8r
05-10-2006, 10:04 PM
Hey Rick it took you all of 15 seconds to respond to that. Of course your opinion is different than mine. What do you think the best band of this decade is and what is the best cd of the decade? Or should we do this in another forum topic?

Rick and Roll
05-10-2006, 10:23 PM
Hey Rick it took you all of 15 seconds to respond to that. Of course your opinion is different than mine. What do you think the best band of this decade is and what is the best cd of the decade? Or should we do this in another forum topic?

Nah just wanted to get my 3,000 post in:notsure:

Just ruffling your feathers.... I was going to say, "Have you lost your marbles"....i'm delirious, it's time for bed. Sure, another time...

yorksrvc
05-11-2006, 06:19 AM
Riverside...YES and they are GREAT!!! Have you heard Oceansize, pretty good as well. I'm at work, so the link thing, I will do this evening. That is AWESOME!!! I really appreciate your time. Rick IS a wildman.......he's quick on the draw...........Rick, I'll bet you're quick at comin' back with smart remarks. You seen that show....."Yo mama"........maybe you could represent your "Hood"............here's a good one......Yo mama is a carpenters delight.........flat as a board and easy to nail:vaxman: =8^O

teermin8r
05-12-2006, 11:16 PM
Your gonna hate me after this next link. Have you heard of progarchives? Didn't think so. You can research any prog band and a lot of them have songs posted you can listen to so you don't have to wait 60 minutes for an aural moon RQ.

http://www.progarchives.com/

Enjoy

Chris

Rick and Roll
05-13-2006, 08:16 AM
Your gonna hate me after this next link. Have you heard of progarchives? Didn't think so. You can research any prog band and a lot of them have songs posted you can listen to so you don't have to wait 60 minutes for an aural moon RQ.

http://www.progarchives.com/

Enjoy

Chris

There are so many great bands now that I'm trying to be more selective. I just wait for something to blow me away, like the Amagrama I heard yesterday.....

Progarchives is excellent, but most of the time (especially for newer bands) it only has one or two entries. You may also want to Google the band name and look at at least three reviews. Artists websites are also good...

progdirjim
05-15-2006, 01:55 AM
[QUOTE=Rick and Roll]Nah just wanted to get my 3,000 post in:notsure:
QUOTE]

insert the mandatory "get a life" comment here...:deadhorse

yorksrvc
05-15-2006, 07:16 AM
just bought another 4 cd's.........Collage: Safe, Djam Karet: can't remember which one, IQ: Dark Matter, Pendragon......???

KeithieW
05-15-2006, 04:03 PM
[QUOTE=Rick and Roll]Nah just wanted to get my 3,000 post in:notsure:
QUOTE]

insert the mandatory "get a life" comment here...:deadhorse
R) R) R) R)

Actually I'm just jealous!!!!!