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

[Al Fleeman]

1. "The Water is Wide Variations" by Al Fleeman - new prog-ish album on the classical/amient side. Aural Moon's Mat Sgattoni said "The new work is stunning". Plug done, here are some others:

2. "The Underfall Yard" by Big Big Train - Genesis/Yes influenced, but really developing their own identity with this release.

3. "Journey's End" by The Enid - Into their 5th decade and displaying a strong classical influence, this may be their finest work.

4. "We're Here Because We're Here" by Anathema - winning loads of accolades (certainly on this side of the pond), this guitar-led album is dripping with emotion yet full of positivity. Fine singer, too.

5. "Milliontown" by Frost* - This bands sad demise is a good excuse to revisit this fine debut. From whimsical to downright rocky, complex yet catchy, this album is tinged with genius.

[KenW]

Barry Manilow!! UMMMMMMM.....Wow!!! OK KeithieW. I'm giving you a little friendly cyber slap for that one; kudos for admitting it though.

Anyway, here's my five

Ghost-Overture: Live in Nippon Yusen Soko 2006 ....An improvised affair of Japanese psych...comes with DVD
Al Kooper/Mike Bloomfield: The Lost Concert Tapes 12/13/68....It's Supersession live!
Circulus: The Lick on the Tip of an Envelope Yet to be Sent.... English folk, prog, psych.
Link Wray: Be What You Want To
Tony Levin Band: Double Espresso 1st CD