What CD's Are you Playing Right Now? Top 5

The Tangent - Anything and everything.
The Who - Tommy
The Who - Who's next
The Who - Live at Leeds
Pink Floyd - Obscured by clouds
Pink Floyd - More

I know The Who might not be a "Moon Band" but Tommy should be IMHO.

[Rick and Roll]

Originally Posted by KeithieW

The Tangent - Anything and everything.
The Who - Tommy
The Who - Who's next
The Who - Live at Leeds
Pink Floyd - Obscured by clouds
Pink Floyd - More

I know The Who might not be a "Moon Band" but Tommy should be IMHO.

playing Steely Dan today reminded me of time I did Quardaphenia. A lot of fun, but Tommy may not work due to the short songs and connectivity. i sure wouldn't want to hear the songs chopped up like that....but yes what a classic

[mailotron]

Baba o riley, song is over, won't get fooled again are classics .... and I'm not a Who fan...

Further along on my new listening habits.

Threshold - Dead Reckoning (Great new album from these Prog metallers)
Threshold - Critical Energy (Fantastic Live album recorded in Holland)
Galahad - Empires Never Last (Latest album. Some great hooks in these songs)

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - 4 Way Street. (A mate just gave me this album. I hadn't listened to this since 1972 and had almost forgotten how wonderful it is. David Crosby has the most beautiful voice and the songs really are of the moment. Think Woodstock, Vietnam War protests, the hippy dream that was still happening and a lot of love and peace. A time that a lot of we older Moonies might remember quite well [or maybe remember is too strong a word to use. Perhaps I should have said experienced.] Whatever it was I've grown to love this album again over the last few days and will play it for a long time to come.)

[Rick and Roll]

Originally Posted by KeithieW

Further along on my new listening habits.

Threshold - Dead Reckoning (Great new album from these Prog metallers)
Threshold - Critical Energy (Fantastic Live album recorded in Holland)
Galahad - Empires Never Last (Latest album. Some great hooks in these songs)

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - 4 Way Street. (A mate just gave me this album. I hadn't listened to this since 1972 and had almost forgotten how wonderful it is. David Crosby has the most beautiful voice and the songs really are of the moment. Think Woodstock, Vietnam War protests, the hippy dream that was still happening and a lot of love and peace. A time that a lot of we older Moonies might remember quite well [or maybe remember is too strong a word to use. Perhaps I should have said experienced.] Whatever it was I've grown to love this album again over the last few days and will play it for a long time to come.)

Very weird. My friend gave me the first CSN and I just played it the other day. Gueneviere, Wooden Ships (the Airplane version great too).... timeless stuff.

[mossy]

Crosby

[Methem]

- Anathema: Alternative 4
- Ozrix: Strangeitude
- A collection of Kitaro
- About five hours of something recorded from the Finnish radio that 99% of the Moonies wouldn't want to know more about.


-Methem

[mailotron]

Oric Curious Corn
Echolyn As the world
VDGG H to He
TFK Unfold the future CD2
IQ Are U sittin comfortably?

[spewie]

What do you think of the new....Fill in the blank
What can't you stop playing?
What disc has held your interest for awhile?
Which Tracks knock you out?
And of course, What new CD's disappoint, good at first then forgotten later, and finally, what discs are just bad


The new Focus (Focus 9) is an incredible piece of work, that I have not been able to put down since I got it.

I can't stop playing The Guess Who, I am not sure why, but since I have replaced my GW vinyl collection I just can't stop playing them. Maybe its because they were such a great band in my humble opinion.

There are two disks actually, both come from the guitarist Phil Mananzanera and are titled 6:00 PM, and 50 minutes later. Both have some beautiful guitar work as well as some harmonica from Chrissy Hines (neat!)

The track that knocks me out every time I hear it is Grobschnitts 60 minute masterpiece Solar Music.

An album I got I was excited about than lost the thrill is the new Caravan CD Unauthorized Breakfast Item. It is a good CD, but does not get played as much as I first got it.

And last is a band I have had a really hard time getting into and that is Conspiracy with Chris Squire and Billy Sherwood, I don't that I would call them a waste of a disk, but they continue to collect dust in my CD collection.

There is one disk I picked up that should never have been done known as The Hounds of Baskerville. That is all i have to say about that one.

TY
spewie

[mailotron]

La torre del alchimista , very nice italian prog , tons of flute and (sampled)hammond
Japan Oil on canvas a kind of live best of by a very arty band of the eighties , deserves more , Tin drum LP and tracks like gentleman takes polaroid/nightporter are gems
Ben Harper Diamond on the inside , he did this record with his own two hands ;-) , and some helping innocent criminals
Dream Theater , Live scenes from NY CD 1 , not my cyp of tea but Home is a killer
TFK Unfold the future CD 1 (Love Silent Inferno)

[Methem]

Originally Posted by Methem

- Ozrix: Strangeitude

I haven't paid much attention to this album whenever I've heard something from it here on the Moon. Listening to it now, I realize it helluva good. Is that an opinion shared by any other Ozric fan here?


-Methem

[Rick and Roll]

Originally Posted by Methem

I haven't paid much attention to this album whenever I've heard something from it here on the Moon. Listening to it now, I realize it helluva good. Is that an opinion shared by any other Ozric fan here?


-Methem

Right between my two fav Ozric CD's, it's the best period of their work....

[DEzerov]

CD's of interest as of late:

Shortwave - Live (Pip Pyle, Phil Miller, Didier Malherbe & Hugh Hopper)
Focus - Hamburger Concerto
Amon Duul II - Viva La Trance & Yeti
Peter Blegvad, Lisa Herman & John Greaves - Kew. Rhone.
Collage - Basnie
Robert Calvert - Capt. Lockheed & the the Starfighters
Hugh Hopper - Hopper Tunity Box
Procol Harum - Shine on Brightly

....ooops....more than 5... sorry...educator needs to read instructions...

[roger]

I've been listening to a lot of Imogen Heap (sorry, not prog...), and just picked up Hair of the Dog by Nazareth on iTunes...

[Methem]

Steve Hillage: Green
Marillion: Script for a Jester's Tear
A collection of Toots & the Maytals
Robert Marley & the Wailers: Uprising
Jedi Knights: Jedi Selector


-Methem

[schupdoggy]

Played This Week...SO FAR

Robin Trower - Twice Removed From Yesterday
Led Zeppelin - III
Soundgarden - Louder Than Love
Doobie Brothers - What were once Vices are Now Habits
King Crimson - Larks' Tongues In Aspic
Frank Zappa - Hot Rats
Frank Zappa - The Grand Wazoo
Frank Zappa - Waka Jawaka
The Jelly Jam - Jelly Jam 2
Galactic Cowboys - Galactic Cowboys
Beardfish - Sleeping In Traffic: Part One
The Gourishankar - 2nd Hand
The Tangent - Going Off On One
Marvin Gaye - 15 Greatest Hits
Otis Redding - 15 Greatest Hits
Ray Charles - Complete Country & Western Recordings (Discs 1 & 2 of 4)
The Beatles - Rubber Soul
The Beatles - Revolver
Be Bop Deluxe - Axe Victim
The Black Crowes - Amorica
Threshold - Dead Reckoning
Frog Cafe - The Safenzee Diaries
Eric Burdon Band - Sun Secrets
Korn - Life Is Peachy
Savoy Brown - Raw Sienna
Savoy Brown - Looking In

[OverHillandDale(Admin)]

Originally Posted by schupdoggy

Played This Week...SO FAR

Robin Trower - Twice Removed From Yesterday
Led Zeppelin - III
Soundgarden - Louder Than Love
Doobie Brothers - What were once Vices are Now Habits
King Crimson - Larks' Tongues In Aspic
Frank Zappa - Hot Rats
Frank Zappa - The Grand Wazoo
Frank Zappa - Waka Jawaka
The Jelly Jam - Jelly Jam 2
Galactic Cowboys - Galactic Cowboys
Beardfish - Sleeping In Traffic: Part One
The Gourishankar - 2nd Hand
The Tangent - Going Off On One
Marvin Gaye - 15 Greatest Hits
Otis Redding - 15 Greatest Hits
Ray Charles - Complete Country & Western Recordings (Discs 1 & 2 of 4)
The Beatles - Rubber Soul
The Beatles - Revolver
Be Bop Deluxe - Axe Victim
The Black Crowes - Amorica
Threshold - Dead Reckoning
Frog Cafe - The Safenzee Diaries
Eric Burdon Band - Sun Secrets
Korn - Life Is Peachy
Savoy Brown - Raw Sienna
Savoy Brown - Looking In

Man, you got too much time on your hands. And you even found time for some Be Bop Deluxe. Alright!

For Myself:

Robin Trower: In The Line Of Fire and Take What You Need
Jethro Tull: Aqualung (30th year Anniv. edition)
King Crimson: Sex Sleep Eat Drink Dream and VROOOM - both eps
Capt. Beyond:Sufficiently Breathless
Traffic: Smiling Phases
Tony Levin: Double Expresso & Pieces of the Sun
Symphony X
David Bowie: Diamond Dogs
Fair To Midland: Fables From A Mayfly. What I tell You Three Times Is True

That's all for now.

[Rick and Roll]

Originally Posted by OverHillandDale

Man, you got too much time on your hands. And you even found time for some Be Bop Deluxe. Alright!

For Myself:

Robin Trower: In The Line Of Fire and [size=2]Take What You Need

Symphony X


That's all for now.
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Good to see the Davey Pattison Trower records get some love... I'll do a Trower show at some point......Off of those I really dig "If You Really Want To Find Love", that's got a lot of soul.

Symphony X...I'll be seeing them next week - if I hand around that long. It's 90 minutes away and I'm there early to see another band.....

Doggy - How is Jelly Jam 2?

[schupdoggy]

Tonight...

Nektar - A Tab In The Ocean
Nektar - Recycled
Be-Bop Deluxe - Sunburst Finish
Echolyn - The End Is Beautiful
Mike Keneally - Boil That Dust Speck
Magic Pie - Circus Of Life
King Crimson - Beat

[schupdoggy]

R & R - Jelly Jam 2 Kicks Butt, as do all of Ty Tabor's related material (Kings X Rules). BTW I listen to a lot of these cd's at work (I own a country store in Tennessee and put a lot of hours in)