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[funkster]

Enslaved - fancy a bit of the 'eavy stuff for the first time in a bit 

[funkster]

Alone by Solitude Aeturnus - doom par excellence 

[Peter]

np> Yes - [90125 (1983) #04] Changes (6:20)

a mini-epic

[Teunis]

Shadow Gallery - Room V
Steve Lukather - All's Well That Ends Well
Moonrise - The Lights Of A Distant Bay
Yogi Lang - No Decoder
Lunatic Soul - Lunatic Soul II

[funkster]

NOLA by Down

Seriously groovy meal which resonates with me at the moment 

[Nicky007]

NP  Cloudscape  on  YouTube   

e.g.  Alagoas  www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hxo_Fx4-jgU&feature=related   

Nicky.

[Teunis]

IQ - Ever
Star One - Victims Of The Modern Age

[maddox]

np> Yes - [90125 (1983) #04] Changes (6:20)

a mini-epic

Seriously one of the few Yes songs, on one of the few Yes albums that I really like.

[Nicky007]

Seriously one of the few Yes songs, on one of the few Yes albums that I really like.

You really are very picky, Cap, aint ya ?

I think that I have an entirely different attitude toward music, more encompassing 

Iac I can recommend Going For The One as my fave Yes album 

The Ladder is great too 


NP  Cloudscape  on  MySpace

http://www.myspace.com/cloudscapemetal/music

I know, one should pay the artists. On Monday, I start at my new job as practical helper at Experimentariet in Copenhagen, so I hope to soon have some finances to buy cd's.

Meanwhile I wish you guys a Happy New Year 

Nicky.

[Peter]

You really are very picky, Cap, aint ya ?

I think that I have an entirely different attitude toward music, more encompassing 

Erm.

Mad wrote that it's one of the very few Yes albums he likes, not me .... I must say that I've probably listened to too few Yes albums to have a real opinion. This particular album is special to me because it was one of those from my age 15-20 era that influenced me the most, along with Marillion, the New Romantic stuff, the Klaus Schulze/Tangerine Dream stuff and so. It's one of my "life theories" that the music you listen to during that period will always influence you the most.

Anyways: yes, Nicky, I am picky. My time is too precious(ssssss) to spend it on stuff that I don't like. And all the music that I do like now, has somehow clicked with me on the first or at least the second spin. If I were a brain scientist, the music that does appeal to me surely has some sort of pattern, if I would analyse it.

[Manatee]

Phideaux - Doomsday Afternoon

Happy New Year, everyone!

[The Butterfly Man]

NP: Nothing, but I just want to take this opportunity to wish everyone in the Room a very happy new year!

Tom

[funkster]

Come my fanatics by Electric Wizard 

Like the Sabs but trippier and with more booze and drugs 

http://www.myspace.com/electricwizarddorsetdoom/music

[Teunis]

First album I'm playing this year is:

Seventh Wonder - The Great Escape

Great prog metal from Sweden. I'm impressed, just released and it immediately entered my top-10 of prog releases 2010 

[Nicky007]

It's one of my "life theories" that the music you listen to during that period will always influence you the most.

That seems to go less for me than for you, Cap:

When I hear e.g. Floyd's Echoes or Bowie's Diamond Dogs these days, it does give me the tingles. However, after a long hiatus from rock up to 2002, I experienced that there was a lotta great novel music that had emerged during my hiatus, e.g. Arena and DT.

My nature is to be at the cutting edge of things (not only music), and after some adaption to growl and other "extreme" stuff, KoK and Radiance, who now are at the cutting edge of rock, just like Floyd and Bowie were 30-40 years ago, give me just as much tingles 

First album I'm playing this year is:

Seventh Wonder - The Great Escape 

Teunis

You'r also takin in heavier stuff 



NP  Sparks  on  YouTube

e.g.


Never Turn Your Back On Mother Earth    www.youtube.com/watch?v=haf5s0b--zw&feature=related

When Do I Get To Sing My Way?    www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pvatys8vP3s

This Town Ain't Big Enough For Both Of Us    www.youtube.com/watch?v=QAzESJ62irI&feature=related

The Escape Of Ingmar Bergman    www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0bO_nZnsQw&NR=1


Surprisingly good - after all these years - ingenious, in fact 

Some twenty years since I listened regularly to'm 

Nice way to cruise into the new year 

Cap, I think you'l like this 

Nicky.

[Iggy]

NP  Sparks  on  YouTube

e.g.


Never Turn Your Back On Mother Earth    www.youtube.com/watch?v=haf5s0b--zw&feature=related

When Do I Get To Sing My Way?    www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pvatys8vP3s

This Town Ain't Big Enough For Both Of Us    www.youtube.com/watch?v=QAzESJ62irI&feature=related

The Escape Of Ingmar Bergman    www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0bO_nZnsQw&NR=1


Surprisingly good - after all these years - ingenious, in fact 

Some twenty years since I listened regularly to'm 

Nice way to cruise into the new year 

Cap, I think you'l like this 

Nicky.

Ah that takes me back. I love Never Turn Your Back On Mother Earth.

NP In a Word - Yes which is possibly the longest greatest hits of all time.

Having started at the beginning I am now up to Tales which is still in my top 10 after 35 years.

[maddox]

The first album/song I've played this year is The Whirlwind by Transatlantic, recorded live during the Whirldtour, in England.

Now I'm playing a totally different album.

Radiance ~ The Burning Sun

[maddox]

Resistor ~ Rise

Resistor, Myspace.

[maddox]

Seventh Wonder ~ The Great Escape

[maddox]

Porcupine Tree ~ Fear of the Blank Planet

[funkster]

Cathedral - The guessing game

One of the finest from 2010.

[Bupie]

NP Pendragon - Pure
I think a new studio album is planned for this year, so I guess that Clive won't have much time for Arena in 2011 

[Bupie]

NP Arena - Live and Life
CD 1, track 5 : Spectre at the Feast An excellent live rendition of my favorite Arena song taken from my favorite Arena album 

[The Butterfly Man]

NP: Seventh Wonder - The Great Escape

I seem to be finally coming to grips with this one. It's actually pretty good! I'm still not so sure about the title-track but the rest of the tracks are very good.

Oh well, I can always edit my top ten...

Tom

[Nicky007]

NP: Seventh Wonder - The Great Escape

I seem to be finally coming to grips with this one.

Guess I'l have to go down to the cd-store and get it soon, as they don't have any SW at Cop Main Lib.

BTW it's goin well with the new job at Experimentarium in Cop. Mainly cleaning, maintenance, and surveillance initially, which is maybe not so exciting, but it's OK. Nice bosses, colleagues, and an active but not stressed pace, and opportunities to get to know people 

Havent identified any proggies or metalheads yet 


NP  Barren Earth  on  YouTube 

e.g.

Our Twilight   www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Or-jI4olEA

Curse Of The Red River   www.youtube.com/watch?v=zlTqtXUjQFU&NR=1

www.metal-archives.com/band.php?id=3540294014

Funky, the MySpace didnt work here 

Nicky.