This is out now a while on Altrock.
Anyone heared it yet? Opinions?
I saw some pretty positive reviews on the net. Here for instance:
http://www.babyblaue-seiten.de/index...eviews&alpha=b
I will probably order this as soon as there are a couple more new ones on Altrock I want to have.
It's great! Uncle Meat ish chamber rock.
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I like it, but somehow miss the vocals (but will be the only one who does)
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I'm one of the others, the vocals on the last one did nothing for me.Originally Posted by TheH
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Pretty excellent. Gets a little 'lite' for me at times, but there are alot of positives throughout.
A will buy for sure.
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Bumping this up from the past because I just listened to this group and album for the first time. Very enjoyable chamber rock with a good amount of Zappa influence. What I most enjoy about it is that it is very positive sounding music -- a lot different than some of the chamber rock out there which makes me feel like I'm waiting for Hitler or Satan to show up.
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Italy really is a country where any true progressive rock subgenre is foundable. BFC is one of the double-shot-albums bands, and sounds likes Zappa, and Henry Cow for the no-lyric and no-expection sides. This rich one-piece concept album mostly deals with an intricate windy orchestra mainly rhythmed with piano, percussion and drums. There is a lil place for peaceful melodic parts (e.g. in the nice chunk #11 After the Last Silence) or female choir.
3rd album is in the making though it ain't clear if it's ever going to be finished
Didn't realize they were still 'active'.
Ian
Host of the Post-Avant Jazzcore Happy Hour on progrock.com
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Gordon Haskell - "You've got to keep the groove in your head and play a load of bollocks instead"
I blame Wynton, what was the question?
There are only 10 types of people in the World, those who understand binary and those that don't.
It has been ages since I last played this. I kinda forgotten it so I need to revisit.
I'm in very loose contact with him. If I ask him if he is sill working on the third one he always says yes, still there doesn't seem to be much progress.
The unexpected revive of this thread made me play this again. I enjoyed it!
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