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Yesspaz 11-18-2005 09:24 AM

Re: What CD's Are you Playing RIght Now? Top 5
 
Awesome new avatar, Poda.

My current five (or eight):

Chasing Furies - With Abandon
Simon & Garfunkel - Bridge Over Troubled Water
Iona - Open Sky (still)
Tarentel - Latency EP + various tracks from comp albums all burned to one disc
Switchfoot - Nothing Is Sound (still)
James DeMars - Spirit Horses
Kansas - Leftoverture
Jean-Michel Jarre - Oxygene

Roger -Dot- Lee 11-20-2005 11:19 AM

Re: What CD's Are you Playing RIght Now? Top 5
 
What Dr. Dot is listening to when he isn't listening to the Moon:
  • Genesis - Foxtrot
    For the longest time, I was a Collins era Genesis fan. Then someone grabbed me by the scruff of the neck, sat me down, and said "Shut up and listen." I haven't been the same since.
  • Marillion - Misplaced Childhood
    One of the better Fish era Marillion discs, though I have to admit that I like ALL of the Fish era Marillion.
  • Dr. Dot's Musical Extravaganza - The Longs
    My own personal compilation CD that I take out whenever I'm going to be doing some serious coding and need some serious coding music -- that music that puts me in the groove and tells everyone that disturbing me would be a good way of losing a finger or perhaps an entire arm. It includes such greats as Grendel (see a theme here?), The Great Nothing, Mundus Incompertus, and Mr Ten Percent. There'd be more, but that's all I could manage to cram on a CD.
  • Dr. Dot's musical extravaganza, The Shorts
    This consists of shorter classics that give me the same mode that the longs do, only with shorter tracks. This includes Utopia Theme, Peter Gabriel's Blood of Eden and Biko (both of which get me right ->HERE<-, if'n ya know what I mean, and I think you do). The Bash by Dixie Dregs (that one still makes me dig out the ol' Rebel flag and start screaming for Yankee blood), A couple of the 7/8 tracks from Iluvatar's Children CD, Genesis' Driving the Last Spike and Domino (both Collins era Genesis that I categorically refuse to give up), Supper's Ready from Foxtrot, and Karn Evil #9, first movement (as they had intended, not hacked up) and Hocus Pocus by Focus.
  • The Tide Turns by Blezqi Zatsaz

Roger -Dot- Lee

roger 11-20-2005 11:41 AM

Re: What CD's Are you Playing RIght Now? Top 5
 
U2-How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb
Jon and Vangelis-Short Stories
Jon Anderson-Olias of Sunhillow
Maria Schneider-Concert in the Garden
Rush-(3 disc live album. can't remember what it's called, and it's in the car...)

Rick and Roll 11-20-2005 11:46 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by roger
U2-How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb
Jon and Vangelis-Short Stories
Jon Anderson-Olias of Sunhillow
Maria Schneider-Concert in the Garden
Rush-(3 disc live album. can't remember what it's called, and it's in the car...)

Maria Shriver - How to Live With A Steroid Cheating Governor:hooboy:

"Rush In Rio"......

off to watch football...

and shameful plug for the "Birds: show tonight!:yougo

Yesspaz 11-20-2005 05:24 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Roger -Dot- Lee
[*] Dr. Dot's musical extravaganza, The Shorts
Genesis' Driving the Last Spike and Domino (both Collins era Genesis that I categorically refuse to give up), Supper's Ready from FoxtrotRoger -Dot- Lee

Interesting that these 10+ and 20+ pieces are on the "shorts."

RogorMortis 11-23-2005 05:13 PM

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Radio Mortis reports:

Salem Hill fight a hard battle with Kate Bush for CD of the year but with Glass Hammer still out in front, but will they hold out? Riverside and Djam karet look on from the sidelines after giving up.

Rick and Roll 11-23-2005 05:34 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by RogorMortis
Radio Mortis reports:

Salem Hill fight a hard battle with Kate Bush for CD of the year but with Glass Hammer still out in front, but will they hold out? Riverside and Djam karet look on from the sidelines after giving up.

And here comes Little Atlas...who will score the

GOALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL LLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!

Thanks for the Kate and the Hammer and Riverside suggestions, I have to compile some year end music. Add those above to Echolyn, Jack Foster III, and Eyestrings, and I think I have a show! (1/1 and 1/2 fall on a Sunday and Monday).....

sharcnorris 12-11-2005 10:35 PM

Stardate 05-12-11
 
Almost years end, Woj's list sobering as I try to catch up to new Prog.
With this in mind I've made changes. Also with the influence of others ( name in here) I'm working in new tunes. Thanx for your great Posts, keep them coming!!!

Glass Hammer -Inconsolable Secret (rogermortis) After finally retireing Lex Rex Ive opened This Wall of Rapture. Part Mannheim Steam,Part Relayer. A sonic bombshell for my system starting with the Lady

RPWL -world thru my eyes (lotus) yes I know you all have had these discs for months but I have limited time and like to savor---WOW is this Tasty

Neal Morse -One (sharcnorris) I have unopened "?", want to be ready- really love this disc

Flower Kings -Adam and Eve ( teermin8ter) I have been working thru this cataloge some time and I just got here. So much Material , so much beyond


still...Icon, Peppers Ghost, kino...and Ive ordered

Salem Hill -Mimi's Majic Moment (rickandroll)
Wobbler -Hinterland (gagliarchives)
Riverside -Secondlife Syndrome (Wojtek).............sheeesh need more time !!

yorksrvc 12-12-2005 11:35 AM

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I'm going to try to do a Top 5 for the year.........ah!, nevermind........can't pick, so my 5 # 1's are......(NOTE:) If there are more than 5, it's OK, 'cause I can)

Porcupine Tree: Deadwing # 1

Threshold: Subsurface # 1

Kino and Blackfield: Tied for # 1

Riverside: Second Life Syndrome, Oceansize: Everyone Into Position # 1's also

Dream Theater: Live at Budakon again..# 1

I'm waiting for my Pineapple Thief CD's to arrive (Mossy) and from what little I've heard, so far.............again.........possible # 1's

As a manager, I'm looked at as a very good decision maker..........man?!?!? do I got them fooled..............tehetehetehetehe:-\ :smirk: 8-q R)

Wojtek 12-12-2005 12:50 PM

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Some CD's you're mentioning guys are not from 2005 (especially in your post York, but maybe you meant CD's heard by you this year).

And hey, don't give away all before the show guys ;)
If more and more ppl post their votes here you'll clearly see what are the favourites. Don't you want keeping in suspense and tension growing in January?

Yesspaz 12-12-2005 03:13 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Wojtek
Some CD's you're mentioning guys are not from 2005 (especially in your post York, but maybe you meant CD's heard by you this year).

This isn't about top cds of 2005, rather what are you listening to currently. So those are teh #1 cds for york in terms of what's he's played this year.

Michael Rawdon 12-12-2005 04:03 PM

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CDs mainly get listened to in my car; elsewhere I just put iTunes on random song rotation. So, here's what I've got in my car, listed more-or-less in order of preference:

IQ, Subterranea
Hourglass, Subconscious
Sylvan, Artifical Paradise
Pallas, The Dreams of Men
Shadow Gallery, Room V (I keep wondering what's 'prog' about these guys; concept albums and lyrical gymnastics are all I can come up with, as their music seems pretty straight-ahead to me)

sharcnorris 12-12-2005 04:23 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Yesspaz
This isn't about top cds of 2005, rather what are you listening to currently. So those are teh #1 cds for york in terms of what's he's played this year.

Yea.... what he said.....:imp:
Woj, my list may have got you going because I wanted to hear the 2005 bands of my tastes for voting

Wojtek 12-12-2005 04:41 PM

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Then I see much from my taste there, sharc :)

Yesspaz 12-12-2005 05:05 PM

December playlist
 
the Beatles - Past Masters Vol. 1
Sigur Ros - Takk...
King's X - Ogre Tones
Saso - Big Group Hug
The Benjamin Gate - Contact

Chasing Furies - With Abandon (still)
Simon & Garfunkel - Bridge Over Troubled Water (still)
Kansas - Leftoverture (still)
Jean-Michel Jarre (still)

sharcnorris 12-12-2005 05:14 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Yesspaz
the Beatles - Past Masters Vol. 1
)

Hi spaz, I also had to hear John Lennon sing this week, played many cuts special to me but no focas on any one disc.
:angel: :angel: :angel: :angel: :angel: :angel: :angel: :angel: :angel: :angel: :angel: :angel: :angel: :angel: :angel: :angel: :angel: :angel: :angel: :angel: :angel: :angel: :angel:

yorksrvc 12-12-2005 05:58 PM

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OK, OK...........the exitement is flowing through me like....uh?.......Hot Chocolate syrup over vanilla ice cream..........wait, I'll be back..........OK, I'm really not sure of the dates, they're ALL new to me. Wojtek, from what I see of your likes, we have much to agree over. I've been getting reco's from many, so I'll post my other top 5T.
Neal Morse: ?
Neal Morse: One
Flower King's: Unfold the Future
Transatlantic:....?.....Can't remember titles....2 similar covers....one with Portnoy on drums.
Porcupine Tree: A Whole bunch of them
I have to say, that I have a rotation of these and the other CD's that I play in my truck and at my desk...........ALL DAY!!! Very Inspiring
OOPS!! I just ordered 2 CD's by Andromeda and from what I heard of them..............again..........MORE # 1's
I really must stop these purchases and I will. I got all this new music and now I've got to get tired of it...........won't likely happen:-\ :thumbsup:

Methem 12-13-2005 11:55 AM

My 5 + 1
 
Not exactly top albums or anything, but right now (today/tonight), I'm
listening to the following stuff:

- Kingston Wall: III Tri - Logy
The last album KW ever made. More electronic than the other two albums. Usually considered a little bit odd.

- Massive Attack: Mezzanine
Definitely not prog. rock :) and pretty commercial after all; but MA has actually released some interesting stuff, especially on their recent 100th Window album.

They even have one piece on the playlist here. :)

- Santana: Santana III
Santana was probably one of the very first bands I've ever liked. My father had Abraxas, III, and the Carlos & Buddy Miles live album as LPs, so I got to hear them pretty often as a kid. All three are pretty nice. The very first album by the band, on the other hand, is weaker.

- Tabula Rasa: Tabula Rasa
A prog. rock classic, in Finland.

- Weather Report: Black Market
Nothing much to say about this right now. I've heard more interesting albums (such as Heavy Weather), but perhaps I'll learn to appreciate this more in the future...

- Plus one typical goatrance/psytrance (electronic dance music) collection I bought 3-4 years ago...


-Methem

Michael Rawdon 12-13-2005 04:03 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by yorksrvc
Neal Morse: ?
Neal Morse: One

I've been reluctant to buy Morse's post-Spock's Beard stuff due to what I understand is substantial Christian content. (A girlfriend once described me as "the least spiritual person she knew".) How are they?

teermin8r 12-13-2005 06:02 PM

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Just purchased from Kinesis this week:

Riverside - Second Life Syndrome
Indukti - S.U.S.A.R.
Ten Jinn - As On a Darkling Plain
Farpoint - From Dreaming to dreaming
Farpoint - First Light

I will post a review after I have listened to all of them, but the Indukti is very good. If you like Riverside you might want to check them out.

Rick and Roll 12-13-2005 07:47 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Michael Rawdon
I've been reluctant to buy Morse's post-Spock's Beard stuff due to what I understand is substantial Christian content. (A girlfriend once described me as "the least spiritual person she knew".) How are they?

I'm not the most qualified person to comment on Christianity (my wife is deeply into it but I am not), however, I enjoy bands whatever the message. I consider Salem Hill one of the best bands around but some disdain them because of the perceived religious overtones.

They're just words, man.

I couldn't care less what the content is, unless it's stupidly violent.

I've heard the Neal Morse's One and ? are fantastic. I have the Testimony DVD but still haven't seen it! But I'll let others chime in who have heard it...

I'll have to get some soon.

moses 12-14-2005 12:18 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Michael Rawdon
I've been reluctant to buy Morse's post-Spock's Beard stuff due to what I understand is substantial Christian content. (A girlfriend once described me as "the least spiritual person she knew".) How are they?

It's odd how "substantial Christian content" is more objectionable to some people than "substantial Satanic content" in rock music. Anyhow, I do have Neal's post-Beard output and I think it's very powerful stuff. Yes, the lyrics are quite Christian-oriented, but that doesn't bother me at all (being a Christian and youth pastor myself).

Musically speaking...

Testimony is a double-disc concept album with multiple musical themes weaving in and out through the different songs, which are divided into five parts making one BIG sound. In addition to the "traditional rock band" lineup (mostly played by Neal) there is an orchestra in a number of places and a choir in a few. If you like your prog to be heavy and technical, this one is not for you. It's a bit lighter in sound and feel than the Spock's Beard albums.

One is a single disc follow-up that has more of a Transatlantic-feel than Testimony. Neal lets go of the reigns a bit and collaborates with Randy George and Mike Portnoy (and some guest musicians) and the compositions are more varied as a result. Musically, I like it better than Testimony. It's meatier and the epics are not as forced.

? is amazing. It's really one long song divided into 12 parts. More guest musicians are on this one and the core group (Morse, Portnoy & George) put out a full, energetic performance that is at times sweet and melodic and other full out rocking. Very tasty indeed!

Lead Me Lord is what it is... basically a "live in the studio" worship session. It might have been great in the moment, but the translation to CD is a bit dull. Not prog at all.

God Won't Give Up sounds like a prog band playing praise and worship tunes. The music is energetic and inventive, but it's not really prog. I like it a lot though.

I hope that answers your question... IMHO of course.

Rick and Roll 12-14-2005 01:16 PM

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It answers MY questions! Thanks, moses a very good review.....

sharcnorris 12-14-2005 05:15 PM

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I'm playing ONE often, tuning up to open "?" this Christmas (hmmm, another christian overtone). This a Wonderfull CD full of Harmony and Power. I do find myself singing with it and I'm suprised that these phrases are coming out of my mouth. I have a spiritual side but not so Jesuscentric. Yes it is Christian Lyricly but the music is all beard all the time, And After many months still find Morse ,Portnoy and Co. a Must

yorksrvc 12-15-2005 07:59 AM

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Lyrics??? What lyrics?!?!? I still can't get past the FANTASTIC musicianship.....
Seriously though, I am blown away by the music. Actually, I find the lyrics pretty spirit lifting, in this otherwise dismal world. I am listening to ? and One at least once a day. Definetely a good investment and addition to my music collection.:angel: or :hot:

Wojtek 12-15-2005 08:22 AM

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In case of Morse albums' Christian content I don't understand reactions of some reviewers that must mention in their each review how the lyrics disturb them and how it decreases overall value. They aren't treating religion theme like one of any possible concepts, there are plenty of albums inspired by Eastern religions and there is no problem then. In case of Christian albums in their opinion there is. This frustrates me. Especially in case of Neal Morse, whose lyrics aren't preaching. They are intriguing, philosophical stories, not basing on Praise The Lord sung hundreds of times.

Whole story of "modern" Neal Morse starts from Spock's Beard - Snow. This is pure masterpiece, album far better than very good albums Morse recorded later. I like all of them very much (maybe apart from Testimony which is worse version of Snow and has some blank poppy tunes), but guys Snow is a MUST! 21st Century Lamb..

Rick and Roll 12-15-2005 09:34 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Wojtek
Snow is a MUST! 21st Century Lamb..

Agree 100% with the views on people's feathers ruffled with the content...

however, I'm not big on Snow.

I do like the "Wind" tune that ends it. Uplifting stuff!

Vive Le Difference!

yorksrvc 12-15-2005 02:04 PM

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:grinz: Mossy.......I just received my first of the two Pineapple Thief CD's: variations on a dream. 1st listen tells me, I'm going to love this CD in the truck. Rainy morning drive to work or return drive after a stressful day. Not stressful today, but it's going to be my drive home music for this evening. Can't Wait!!! Thanks for the Recommendation!!!!

mossy 12-15-2005 03:45 PM

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Happy I could send you their way, yorks.:grinz:

Variations on a Dream holds a lot of rainy day memories for me....London on a grey rainy day and driving through Zion National Park in Utah on a grey rainy day with the clouds so low we were almost driving through them.

Whenever we do any long distance driving it's the first CD we grab to take with us.

By the way, they're playing at the Rites of Spring Festival on April 30th.

http://www.rosfest.com/index.html

Enjoy!

sharcnorris 12-15-2005 06:06 PM

More Morse Mush
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Wojtek
guys Snow is a MUST! 21st Century Lamb..

I can't wait for the Aural Moon Finest 10 this year, But for family harmonies while driving, Purity of production, visionary melodies with soaring landings
Snow is my favorite CD of this Millennium......................so far
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl::rofl: :rofl: :flutter: :flutter: :flutter: :flutter: :flutter: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

rick, my home burns separate the hard and soft tracks , maybe one or the other is'nt hitting you right, I played it 100's of times before it's retirement

Michael Rawdon 12-15-2005 07:45 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by moses
It's odd how "substantial Christian content" is more objectionable to some people than "substantial Satanic content" in rock music.

I don't object to it, but music with lyrics coming from a substantially different worldview from mine can obstruct my enjoyment of the whole package.

I do own some Christian music. I enjoy Iona, for instance, and heck, I even own an Amy Grant album! (Lead Me On, if you're curious. It fits right in with Clannad's Sirius, Bruce Hornsby's early stuff, Don Henley's solo work, and other late-80s semi-folky AOR, which I have a bizarre weakness for.)

Morse's compositions had put the lyrics in a much more central position on his last two Spock's Beard albums, so if he continued that trend but went lyrically in a direction I couldn't relate to, I'm not sure I'd enjoy them. But I'll probably give them a try sometime.

Michael Rawdon 12-15-2005 07:49 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Wojtek
Whole story of "modern" Neal Morse starts from Spock's Beard - Snow. This is pure masterpiece, album far better than very good albums Morse recorded later. I like all of them very much (maybe apart from Testimony which is worse version of Snow and has some blank poppy tunes), but guys Snow is a MUST!

Hmm, I like Snow quite a bit, but I have to admit I always think of it as a prog version of The Who's Tommy. It's essentially the same story, with a dose of Heinlein's Stranger in a Strange Land thrown in.

The production values are much higher than Tommy, though!

Rick and Roll 12-15-2005 11:37 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Michael Rawdon
I don't object to it, but music with lyrics coming from a substantially different worldview from mine can obstruct my enjoyment of the whole package.

I do own some Christian music. I enjoy Iona, for instance, and heck, I even own an Amy Grant album! (Lead Me On, if you're curious. It fits right in with Clannad's Sirius, Bruce Hornsby's early stuff, Don Henley's solo work, and other late-80s semi-folky AOR, which I have a bizarre weakness for.)

Morse's compositions had put the lyrics in a much more central position on his last two Spock's Beard albums, so if he continued that trend but went lyrically in a direction I couldn't relate to, I'm not sure I'd enjoy them. But I'll probably give them a try sometime.

I just don't get it, maybe I'm just heartless. When Ozzy sings "Would you like to see the pope at the end of a rope, do you think he's a fool" in Sabbath's "After Forever", he's not advocating anything. He's stating one view. If anything, it's a pro-religion song. I didn't realize this until much later, but it had zero effect on my enjoyment of the song.

When I saw Salem Hill in October and they did "The Future Me", I almost was lifted off the floor. It didn't matter what the words were, they could have said "seven virgins lick my toenails" and it wouldn't make a damn bit of difference. I get most lyrics wrong on the first listen anyway.

Sonus Umbra has a 180 degree view on religion than Neal Morse. In fact, "Snakes and Ladders" on Spiritual Vertigo is "dedicated" to him. I like both artists. Personally, I don't care for either view, but I respect it. Mostly I ignore it.

A lot of times I will play a CD like the first Rage Against The Machine or the Smithereens 11. Lyrically, they coulndn't be more polarized. Musically, they both hit me just right.

Although Hornsby played with the Dead (sorry that didn't sound right:hrm: ) and did a cut with Don Henley, his music is a thousand times more interesting.

I didn't know Iona was Christian music. I thought it was music that had some Christian lyrics in it. Moses played me a cut by the guitarist from Iona when I visited him, I said "this sounds like "Iona" because it was musically similar.

Orphan Project, a local band, is very much into Christianity. But everytime I get a chance I'll see them. They don't expect me at the next service, and I don't expect them to be something they're not. In fact, I think young people like them should be applauded, not pigeon holed.

The reason I personally don't like Snow is because I thought Neal ran out of music ideas within Spock's Beard. There's some Nick stuff that just bores me, and the repetitive musical themes didn't excite me. I mean, what does Ryo's solo have to do with "Wind At My Back"? However, I'm very happy someone like sharc loves it. I do own Snow. Maybe I'll listen to it again.

Oh well I do this when I'm tired. Goodnight.....:zzzzz:

yorksrvc 12-16-2005 05:47 AM

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Mossy, Right now I'm playing "Variations". I listened to it on the way home last night and was moved. I played it again on the way here this morning and as said, it's playing this second. I was "chilled", hammered with "smiles" and otherwise.................uh?.................simp ly..."overcome" with their sound. This is an (what's the word??, ok) AWESOME addition to my listening pleasures. I have now ordered their 1st: Unicorn and while visiting the Cyclops site, I listened to other samplers and ordered Odyssice: Impression. THANKS!!! For the FANTASTIC recommendation. I then went to the ROSFestival Site. WOW!! It's in PA., not too far from me. I'm going to have to convince the wife to go or let me go. It's been A LONG time since I've seen a live music event as that. RickandRoll, this may be the one we can do together.:cool:

Rick and Roll 12-16-2005 10:30 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by yorksrvc
It's been A LONG time since I've seen a live music event as that. RickandRoll, this may be the one we can do together.:cool:

Well I do have seventh row, and Terminator will be there and vaxman of course ...and..and.

Going to see Might Could in College Park tonight...and Orphan Project plays a coffeehouse in Abingdon in January...you may like that...and...well you get the picture:rockband:

yorksrvc 12-16-2005 06:21 PM

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well, I'd better get talking to the lady and order tickets.......sheeesh!! I got....."the" picture. There's allot going on around and I don't have a clue. Hey! I just got Seiges Even: Art of Navigating........it's pretty cool. That guitarist is........sweet!!!

mossy 12-16-2005 07:09 PM

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I'm really happy to have been of service, yorks. That's what this community is all about. My musical (and other!) life has been completely transformed, changed and grown through the insight and generosity of moonies. Thief...saw them in Chippenham UK with rogormortis and keithiew. They suffered from some sound issues there. Hope they're all cleared up for you. You've got to go to ROSfest!!! You'll be in good company.

sharcnorris 12-16-2005 08:47 PM

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Inconsolable Secret redux........... Ive now visited the LADY about 30 times in 10 days, so on this Friday eve, the night I stretch the limits of my Sound system ,
I'm popping in KNIGHTS........

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Roger -Dot- Lee 12-18-2005 03:42 AM

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Fighting a valliant rear-guard action in a futile attempt to get and remain caught up, Dr. Dot replies from a post that is just short of a month old...

Quote:

Originally Posted by Yesspaz
Interesting that these 10+ and 20+ pieces are on the "shorts."

I noticed that too as I was putting it together. They're only short because my longs are all in the half hour plus range. Once I find a way of cramming 4 hours of MP3 on a single CD, I'm gonna be in good shape, since I'll only need two CDs for a full day's work with zero repetition.

Good news, though! With all the hard work I've been doing lately, I've been given my very own personal hard-walled office (with door that locks, thanks!).

I choose to believe that it's because of my hard work rather than my rather vocal exploration into the seedier neighborhoods of our shared language.

KeithieW 12-20-2005 02:37 AM

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At the moment I'm listening to Ian Anderson playing the orchestral Tull and the "Live" Aqualung album. Both are extremely good esp. the Orchestral Tull. The second CD of that set has a wonderful rendition of Budapest on it. Some of you may have the Live Aqualung as I think they were given away on the last Tull tour in the US.

The following links will give more info. I know they look the same but I promise they are different. ;)

http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/...313069-6941544

http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/...313069-6941544


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