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Fun fact, for a time KLM used to say "we will be landing in Kloten airport soon"; however due to the uproarious laughter that this unfailingly provoked amongst the Dutch passengers, they now say "we...
I have been listening to the man since 1977 when I acquired Wired. I'll shamefully admit that at the time I bought the album because I was a total Minimoog buff and had heard that Jan Hammer was on...
Jealous Guy - Roxy Music
Hi Dave,
Original poster here. A sort of re-evaluation of my second post (I think). While I still have a softer spot in my heart for a New World (above all the deluxe edition and above-above all...
Genesis, TLLDOB tour March 1975 Annecy France
Genesis ATOTT tour June 1976, Bern Switzerland
Frank Zappa Joe's Garage tour June 1980, Geneva Switzerland
Peter Gabriel May 1993, Lausanne...
Acquired it a few days ago. A very pleasant collection of songs, although the touted link to New World isn't immediately clear to me.
Ed
Having been completely bowled over by New World, I was wondering if anyone could give any initial FB on this. Supposedly it's a sort of continuation of the New World.
Anyone?
Ed
I browsed through rather quickly, but I don't think I saw Rick Wakeman - Jane Seymour
Ed
I believe Tomita passed away in 2016. Wendy Carlos is 82.
RIP Vangelis
Ed
RIP Klaus Schulze, listening to your Velvet Voyage on Mirage at the time opened up a whole new world of musical possibilities for me. The equipment list alone left me drooling!
Thanks for the...
All the above, my take as well!
Ed
Works as usual for me.
Ed
Don't know if it should be qualified as prog (I usually put Pat Metheny & Co under jazz/fusion) but the track "As falls Wichita, so falls, etc. seems very "progressive" to me, and it's an epic to...
There are parts, especially the keyboards (without excluding the guitar work), where I think that there is truely an attempt to add something quite new; therefore, for me, a good and interesting...
No, he's on Pigs on a wing - 2,.... nothing memorable
Ed
I don't know, I'm always very suspicious of these versions, especially due to the hype around the stellar participation and therefore the high expectations... However, after a few listens and while I...
Saw it performed live 23 March 1975 in Annecy, France. Changed my appreciation/perception of music forever...
Ed
Like it quite a bit. Looks like DT understood that DoT was what the fans wanted and are willing to go on in that direction. No complaints from my side concerning both the Alien and Invisible Monster....
UK, DM and the Live were the first CDs (with all the Synergy/Larry Fast) albums that I ordered from a now defunct (or absorbed by others) CDnow company in 1994 when I was posted in Kuwait. Old oves...
RIP Charlie, loved your attitude and your suits, and very often rocked to your solid drumming...
Ed
My take nearly to the letter, "key to the Imagination" having gelled quite well for me as a matter of fact. However, the real surprise are the five jams which I find very good to the point where i...
I just saw this on Youtube today:
https://youtu.be/xx5gf_R31jU
I was hoping for a band version of Rhapsody in Blue and here it's "just" Rudess (however don't ask me what type of version I would...
Does anyone know if this will eventually be released through other means such as iTunes or Amazo?.Mail doesn't arrive to this god-forsaken country in which I currently live.
Ed
Just downloaded Unifaun. I had never heard it before. The guys voice is spooky in its resemblance to Phil Collins' voice sometimes. For the rest it is very pleasant and yes, the Genesis...
Indeed the title track and MWTCF have Santana burning the fret board...
Ed
Hi Frankh,
Just finished looking on Allmusic and I find this:
QUOTE
Already on the delicate "I'll Never Forget You," Zawinul's synthesizer is replacing Wayne as a simulated solo wind voice....
Big fan of Weather report here. A question that's bothered me for some time. Contrary to many I like This is This quite a bit. My question is about I'll never forget you. Is that really Wayne Shorter...
Usually am a sorry stickler for sound myself, but I found this totally acceptable; with some wonderful moments such as The Last Human Gateway which I hadn't listened to in years...
Peter has this...
Ditto
Hi Ken,
Overwhelming stuff. It's been a long time since I repeatedly listened, one after another, to the albums of one artist. Skye and Sand are brilliant. Thx for the ride!
And just in case if...
What if I was in Love...should you forget it?
Ed
Surprised Zombi hasn't made an appearance yet: Surface to Air, Escape Velocity, Shape Shift are all listenable to.
and top of my head:
Tomita - Bermuda Triangle
JMJ - Equinoxe, Les Chants/Champs...
^^^^
The Moonlit knights that say Twee?
Furthermore, and just to provide a rounded out picture of what's behind this, when Peter Gabriel performed this in concert, his performance and gestures left little doubt about what he (Henry) would...
It helps to know the Nursery Rhyme "Old King Cole"; some of the lines are used in the song. Putting them (lyrics for children) next to his (Henry's ghost) expressions of desire as he pops out of the...
Pretentious, maybe, especially as far as Anderson's lyrics are concerned (although it's the usual accusation levelled against much of 70s prog and was allegedly instrumental in giving way to the...
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And I'd hardly call an album about a Puerto Rican street punk a "twee" album
UNQUOTE
Yup, nor would I refer to lyrics about a lusty nymph wanting to rape a demi-god as "twee";...
I don't remember which Zombi has a list that included:
•Moog Source (x2)
•Sequential Circuits 6 Trak
•Sequential Circuits Prophet 600
•Sequential Circuits Pro One
•Korg Polysix
•some crusty...
Stiil one of the most interesting musicians around...
Ed
https://youtu.be/7Fm0BghF4ag
Pat Metheny reminding how it felt to reach and be Eighteen (that guitar solo), some 40 years ago...:geezer
Happy Birthday PE!!!!
Absolutely Utterly, with the former representing the absolute height in perfection of conveying sound to the listener: UK is brilliant as well. Bruford's crisp drum rolls echo in my head days after...
Yes, ...they're electrifying
It's a pity that they didn't include an additional track called "In the arms of waltzing Frauleins" on the original release ( I only discovered it recently on Itunes) since it gives a pretty distinct...
groove/improv/world-beat facets...
A good description, and what also drew me in to those you mention, as well as Procession for example. It also has lead to discovering other groups such as Human...
Winter - Sonic Seasonings, Wendy Carlos
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Rosetta is the same, he was looking at the enormity of the universe and making music for it, a monumental work.
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Definitely....and I think that much of this music reminds of Blade...
"Periodically on my radio show I will construct a bizarro world version an album..."
Obviously, not from the same album, nevertheless I feel compelled by the purpose of this thread to mention...
TLLDOB
Ed
Read this in All About Jazz a few days ago. An excellent review that describes in much more articulate terms than I could my own feelings about this album. Given the calibre of the musicians and the...
:rofl
Just got it last night. One of the top releases of 2016 AFAIC, similar to LMR but with certain spacey aspects that weren't so much in evidence in the first release. Playing is outstanding
Ed
Apologies hadn't read through the whole thread, but the title itself was pure bait...
Ed
Prog isn't dead, it just smells funny
Ed
Jaco and Erskine in 1972, no way, at earliest this is the Mr. Gone line-up in 77 or 78 in the picture. Check out the legendary live tapes
For me the most solid period is from Tale Spinnin' to Heavy Weather (the double ARP 2600 and TONTO (on TS) orchestration is fantastic), with a sudden drop in quality with Mr. Gone; however, things...
Thank you, this is the first time today that "my brain doesn't hurt"
ED
This is scandalous. Everyone knows that the music of Blade Runner was created by Leon Theremin, even the soliloquy by Roy Batty
Ed
I for one was glad to see that Al Lewis was able to find a second career after The Munsters
Ed
Planetmellotron says this:
http://www.planetmellotron.com/revposs.htm#elp
For my money, it was a moog. Tomita for example made some incredible voice-like sounds with his equipment.
Ed
Cheerio
Ed