Also just rereleased by Musea (I hope they Keep them coming)
A very early work by William Sheller
Also just rereleased by Musea (I hope they Keep them coming)
A very early work by William Sheller
Sorry these will be Vinyl only releases (confused the reissue series)Originally Posted by TheH
CD versions are not that hard to find (there where at least two). There is also a twoofer Version (with the the first Album) which I see sometimes
(at least in Germany).
Dual Planet just released two different LP versions of Cybotron - Colossus so hopefully the CD Version will follow soon.
Not quite ready to eat my hat yet, but I finally heard Mål. Guess what? I like it BETTER than the first! The closing instrumental in particular is the best thing this band ever did! Not on a level with that Horizont album, but probably worth showing up on the reissue mill at some point. Wondering if I might like their third album (which, until recently, I didn’t even know existed!) even better. NOBODY seems to like that one!
Here’s a new-ish discovery that probably warrants more attention: Simrock 10 from Germany!
Confirmed Bachelors: the dramedy hit of 1883...
^ I've had the Simrock 10 on my wantlist for a while now. I passed on a nice copy at around $100 earlier this year, and haven't seen another since.
Cointerpoints was recently released on CD by the South Korean re-issue-label Big Pink. (I think the year 2020 on Discogs isn't right, the OBI mentions May 26 2021)
https://www.clear-spot.nl/item/50255...terpoints.html
According to https://www.discogs.com/Argent-Circus/master/147159 Circus has had 3 CD-versions already
Moving Home, the first solo-album by Rod Argent, still waits for its first release on CD.
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That is a great one. Haakon Graf has posted four of the album songs on Youtube with the description: "Blow Out is a project initiated by Haakon Graf in 1977. Recorded in Oslo, Norway on Compendium Records by Frode Holm"
It's available on itunes/Apple music, but I would love a CD of this one.
Not sure if it's been mentioned here but I'd really like to see a reasonably priced Kenso boxed set. I've only heard a VERY limited portion of their catalog and whenever I go looking for any of their stuff used it's always ridiculously priced. I'd go for a digital only release if that were an option.
SBB would be another one but I see some of their albums are actually available digitally now.
I was in touch with Hakkon Graf years ago about reissuing Blow Out. Unfortunately the master tapes aee long gone.
Follow up on Ruphus?
IN one of my books it is titled Eberson, Graf, Hovensjon, Christensen
Redshift's "Ether" is a real need for my collection. Don't know why Shreeve is so reluctant to market his output with Redshift.
GAD Records have reissued a bunch of SBB albums on CD recently, but they're already starting to go OOP again:
https://kultowenagrania.pl/?s=sbb&po...roduct&lang=en
https://redshift2.bandcamp.com/album/ether
My very very good guess is that there isn't enough demand to warrant repressing these albums on physical media, but it doesn't appear like he's NOT willing to make the music easily available.
If you're actually reading this then chances are you already have my last album but if NOT and you're curious:
https://battema.bandcamp.com/
Also, Ephemeral Sun: it's a thing and we like making things that might be your thing: https://ephemeralsun.bandcamp.com
I have Ether, Turning Towards Us & Life To Come on download, I should probably get some more
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I listen to the album whenever I come across it in my collection.
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No love for this album? Well, I like it. Here're the final two songs (hear how Argents keyboard-sounds sometimes have a Genesis-like touch, although Tony Banks produced it a few years later; maybe Tony bought his stuff in Argent's shop too).
Have it on vinyl and always thought it was their weakest. They had an unfortunate turn towards MOR once Russ Ballard left the band.No love for this album? Well, I like it. Here're the final two songs (hear how Argents keyboard-sounds sometimes have a Genesis-like touch, although Tony Banks produced it a few years later; maybe Tony bought his stuff in Argent's shop too
Confirmed Bachelors: the dramedy hit of 1883...
Kind of disgree. Once Ballard was out, those last two albums were hodge-podge with some weird stuff (not sure I would call them MOR, though), but also some killer JR/F tracks.
FTM, if you were to compile the better tracks from Counterpoints & Circus into a single LP, you'd have a great jazz-rock album, not far away from the best of those times.
However, one would have to wait quite some time before RB would actually do great albums (only two of them IMHO) circa the turn of the decade: Barnett Dogs and Into The Fire.
His first few were quite messy (IMHO, again), with the odd track ok, than those weird would-be hits that became it for others people.
my music collection increased tenfolds when I switched from drug-addicts to complete nutcases.
Both Memoriance Records are coming on CD and Lp from Musea records soon!
Oniris and Recreation too!
How about Napoli Centrale's Qualcosa Ca Nu' Mmore? I love it, but can't find the CD anywhere for a decent price.
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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.
the three Warm Dust albums
I own the german boots, but would really prefer having a legit reissue (Esoteric, please??)
my music collection increased tenfolds when I switched from drug-addicts to complete nutcases.
Those final 10 minutes of Counterpoints are some of my favorite music anywhere. Wonderful.No love for this album? Well, I like it. Here're the final two songs (hear how Argents keyboard-sounds sometimes have a Genesis-like touch, although Tony Banks produced it a few years later; maybe Tony bought his stuff in Argent's shop too
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