matthewpiano
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Both on vinyl and sounding superb. I must buy The Smiths' 'The Queen Is Dead' on vinyl because the CD is awful. Over to Amazon I think...
idc
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idc:
...... Then The Pineapple Thief compilation 3000 Days, which if you like mellower, more accoustic Radiohead is well worth a listen.
I have listened to The Pineapple Thief again and it is brilliant. There are elements of anthemic U2 and Snow Patrol in the music. The final long track Too Much To Lose is fabulous and really rocks. Now moved to highly recommended.
Now listening to Wolfmother and their self named album. The opening scream just startled the cat.
...... Then The Pineapple Thief compilation 3000 Days, which if you like mellower, more accoustic Radiohead is well worth a listen.
I have listened to The Pineapple Thief again and it is brilliant. There are elements of anthemic U2 and Snow Patrol in the music. The final long track Too Much To Lose is fabulous and really rocks. Now moved to highly recommended.
Now listening to Wolfmother and their self named album. The opening scream just startled the cat.
idc
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daveh75:
Fan-blinking-tastic! Black Sabbath meets Deep Purple meets Reef meets Kasabian meets Black Sabbath again. My foot isn't just tapping, it is leaping about headbanging.
Fan-blinking-tastic! Black Sabbath meets Deep Purple meets Reef meets Kasabian meets Black Sabbath again. My foot isn't just tapping, it is leaping about headbanging.
actually last night but since my phone kept refusing to let me post:
Blues Explosion 'Damage'
Spencer Dickinson 'The man who lived for love'
Both on vinyl through headphones. Probably too loud.
Blues Explosion 'Damage'
Spencer Dickinson 'The man who lived for love'
Both on vinyl through headphones. Probably too loud.
idc
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A seriously accomplished album by Beardfish. It is listed as eclectic prog and it covers numerous styles and it has influences from The Alex Harvey Band to Judas Priest to King Crimson to Frank Zappa and that is just on one track 'South of the Border'. The playing and recording is absolutely top quality.
idc
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Norwegian prog rock now with Magic Pie. Very jazzy, anthemic and my closest comparison would be with Marillion. I suspect that the various fans of Barclay James Harvest on this thread would also like this.
matthewpiano: Both on vinyl and sounding superb. I must buy The Smiths' 'The Queen Is Dead' on vinyl because the CD is awful. Over to Amazon I think...
Thanks for reminder Matthew as I`ve been meaning to do the same thing myself.
Thanks for reminder Matthew as I`ve been meaning to do the same thing myself.
idc
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Not bad (but along with The Flower Kings they need a new name) US band Presto Ballet. Prog Archives reviews make comparisons to the usual suspects of Yes, Genesis and Kansas. I would say they remind me of Rainbow and the album 'Rising', so they are heavy metal with a nod towards the song structure and fantasy artwork and themes of prog.
idc
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The Flower Kings, stadium prog rock that would out ELP ELP and it is very, very good indeed......
idc
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Bonkers US prog metal band Iwrestledabearonce and their album 'Its all happening', which it certainly does here.....
daveh75
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idc
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The Flaming Lips and an album, Embryonic of them in effect jamming. Great if your a fan, otherwise not exactly easy listening. Then some Kraftwerk and the excellent Tour de France.......
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