Yesterday:
Judas Jump - Scorch
If - Waterfall
The Bobby Fuller Four - Rock And Roll King Of The Southwest: The Best of the Texas Years 1962–64
Yesterday:
Judas Jump - Scorch
If - Waterfall
The Bobby Fuller Four - Rock And Roll King Of The Southwest: The Best of the Texas Years 1962–64
Lou
Looking forward to my day in court.
They should do a concert with KK's Priest and Judas Priest. Alas Eddie van Halen is dead, otherwise they could ask Van Halen to open with Jump.Originally Posted by Lopez
Dane Donohue - s/t ... every day
seafood
Fish - Vigil's End (Disk 2)
Dane Donohue - s/t (ok, I had to see what this was, and I'm glad I did!)
Tangerine Dream: Green Desert
Amon Duul 2: Wolf City
Glass Hammer: Perelandra
'I would advise stilts for the quagmires"
Judas Priest - Rocka Rolla
Judas Priest - Sad Wings of Destiny
Steve Hogarth (h Natural + Ranestrane Live in Rome, 2012) - Friends, Romans (DVD)
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The Band - s/t
Frederick Converse - The Mystic Trumpeter/Endymion's Narrative
Soft Machine-Other Doors
Phil Miller-Split Seconds
"And this is the chorus.....or perhaps it's a bridge...."
The Pineapple Thief - One Three Seven
King Crimson - Amsterdam 11/23/73
Los Lobos - The Neighborhood
Storyville - A Piece of Your Soul
IQ Weekender 2024 Disks 1&2 - Face to Face - Fri Feb 16
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Roger Sessions - Symphonies 4 and 5/Rhapsody for Orchestra
Ronald Shannon Jackson & The Decoding Society - Mandance
Stone Temple Pilots - Core
Giancarlo Erra - Departure Tapes
Tu-Ner - For Lovers
Dire Straits - On Every Street
Al Green - Let's Stay Together
Band Maid - Tokyo Garden Theater Okyuji Live (Blueray) (the hell yeah)
Since last post:
Karmakanic - In A Perfect World
Deep Purple - In Rock
Profusion - Rewotower
Pearl Jam -Riot Act
Deep Purple - Perfect Strangers
Jed, check your inbox.
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Do not suffer through the game of chance that plays....always doors to lock away your dreams (To Be Over)
Landberk:
One Man Tells Another
Unaffected (Live)
Indian Summer
Riktigt Äkta
IQ Weekender 2024 Disk 3 - Book of Ghosts - Sat Feb 17
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Steve Kilbey - Unearthed
Robert Fripp - Major Loops I/II/III
Khruangbin - A La Sala
Bireli Lagrene - Move
Abraham, Lee - Black and White
All Them Witches - Lightning at the Door
Anderson, Ian - The Secret Language of Birds
Cosmograf - The Hay-Man Dreams
Jack O' the Clock - Repetitions of the Old City
"The greatest enemy of knowledge is not ignorance, it is the illusion of knowledge." - Stephen Hawking
Colin Bass & Daniel Biro - More (2024)
Great album and with Andy Latimer guesting on five tracks with his magical touch. Recommended and truly fantastic to hear Andy again!
Nice selection, that I could have easily chosen for myself, except for the Lee Abraham, which I haven't heard, but I'll check out ASAP - I like the rest a lot, so odds are I'll like that!
Are the Fripp loops from the Exposures box? If so (or not), how did you like them, and any other thoughts on the set?
Wishbone Ash - Argus (from the Vintage Years box set)
Better Then Ezra - Artifakt
Blue Effect - Coniunctio (& Jazz Q Praha)
The Decemberists - The Hazards of Love
Jazz Q - Pozorovatelna / The Watch Tower [Jazz Q Praha]
Millenium - Exist
Spirogyra - St. Radiguns
I’m a huge fan of Lee Abraham. While Prog Archives categorizes him under Symphonic Rock, I feel his style leans more towards Neo-Prog. His music is catchy, blending melodic elements with a harder edge that stops short of full-out metal. Additionally, Lee Abraham is also currently the bassist for Galahad.
"The greatest enemy of knowledge is not ignorance, it is the illusion of knowledge." - Stephen Hawking
Yes, from the big box. I like them, but I like Frippertronics, YMMV. It's nice to hear the loops for them.
I have a lot of the original releases that are in this box, but not all the other discs of material. I haven't started exploring the rest yet, but looking forward to it.
Today I heard Blue Cheer.....Inside Outside, their second album. It's as good as Vincebus. Just as heavy. Leigh Stephens was psychy, metallic, feedbacky pioneer.
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