itsmydamnation
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What music are you listening to right now?
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These two recent albums are just amazing:
Pulled Apart By Horses - Blood
Royal Blood - Royal Blood
If you like alt-rock, then they get my complete recommendation.
Pulled Apart By Horses - Blood
Royal Blood - Royal Blood
If you like alt-rock, then they get my complete recommendation.
tongue_of_colicab
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gamervivek
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Nice one Tabs!
I will rise your call with another 24 year oldie
One of my favourites from that era!
From another (Amiga) era here is a song composed by Polish demo scene colleagues - Scorpik and Unreal - for The Party V 4 channel Amiga music compo.
You might know some of other Scorpik productions without even realizing it! He worked on music for The Witcher series under his nick name - Adam SkorupaP)
I will rise your call with another 24 year oldie
One of my favourites from that era!
From another (Amiga) era here is a song composed by Polish demo scene colleagues - Scorpik and Unreal - for The Party V 4 channel Amiga music compo.
You might know some of other Scorpik productions without even realizing it! He worked on music for The Witcher series under his nick name - Adam Skorupa
P)
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Billy Idol
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Billy Idol released a new album
FarticusMaximus
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Having been disappointed by almost every vocalist in the past decade, my current playlist is mostly instrumental, guitar-focussed, if-I-hear-a-4/4-beat-I'm-switching-it-off, pentatonics-eschewing, more-strings-than-strictly-neccessary technical twiddlery :
Animals as Leaders - The Joy of Motion
Mestis - Basal Ganglia
Chimpspanner - At the dreams edge
T.R.A.M. - Lingua Franca
If anyone else is into this kind of music and knows similar instrumental bands then please let me know!
Also, and how do I phrase this without sounding like an egotist, I'm listening to me!
Not that I usually do that sort of thing, but on Sunday my band got our first ever (and probably last) taste of radio play on a funny little show called Stuart Maconie's Freak Zone on BBC Radio 6.
https://soundcloud.com/franklin-mint-1/emperor-of-everything
Animals as Leaders - The Joy of Motion
Mestis - Basal Ganglia
Chimpspanner - At the dreams edge
T.R.A.M. - Lingua Franca
If anyone else is into this kind of music and knows similar instrumental bands then please let me know!
Also, and how do I phrase this without sounding like an egotist, I'm listening to me!
Not that I usually do that sort of thing, but on Sunday my band got our first ever (and probably last) taste of radio play on a funny little show called Stuart Maconie's Freak Zone on BBC Radio 6.
https://soundcloud.com/franklin-mint-1/emperor-of-everything
Nice !
In the metal instrumental genre, if you don't know them already, my favorite are
* Don Caballero - 2
* Pelican - The Fire in Our Throats Will Beckon the Thaw
* Russian Circles - Enter
* Tarantula Hawk -Tarantula Hawk
Elsewhere, we have to go deeper
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGTtu3mLacE
Sad the sound isn't very good
In the metal instrumental genre, if you don't know them already, my favorite are
* Don Caballero - 2
* Pelican - The Fire in Our Throats Will Beckon the Thaw
* Russian Circles - Enter
* Tarantula Hawk -Tarantula Hawk
Elsewhere, we have to go deeper
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGTtu3mLacE
Sad the sound isn't very good
FarticusMaximus
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Thanks!
I've got Australasia and Fire by Pelican. Love the albums but sometimes I want to dive in the speakers and thrust a metronome in Larrys face. He has what I like to call 'excitable fill syndrome' where he'll just go nuts on a fill with no regard whatsoever for timing!
Will check out the others - especially Russian Circles as I love everything Brian Cook did with Botch and These Arms Are Snakes.
If you like Pelican you might like Capricorns as they are similarly a bit on the sludge side of metal.
I'll definitely check that out.
I am woefully ignorant when it comes to 70's prog rock. I do know that I really like Yes - Yes having had a copy of it around for years. Probably a bit like someone having a copy of Nevermind without knowing anything about Grunge.
Any recommendations for stuff similar to Yes' early studio work?
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You should watch
Prog Rock Britania
I'd also listen to this piece of classic prog
one of my favourite prog songs
KING CRIMSON - The Court Of The Crimson King
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FarticusMaximus
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Good call Davros. Selling England (closely followed by Nursery Cryme and Foxtrot) and Crimson King are my favourite 70's prog albums.
I really wish Genesis would have changed their name when Gabriel left. Wind and Wuthering was good, but almost everything after that sucked IMO.
I don't know if you can really call it prog, but I'd add Zappa's Apostrophe/Overnite Sensation to the above playlist.
I really wish Genesis would have changed their name when Gabriel left. Wind and Wuthering was good, but almost everything after that sucked IMO.
I don't know if you can really call it prog, but I'd add Zappa's Apostrophe/Overnite Sensation to the above playlist.
I wouldnt say I'm a massive prog fan, I think I like the idea of prog more than I like prog (allthough i'm a sucker for a good concept album)
I thinks its fantastic that they were allowed to get away with it and it was successful
could you imagine a current band going into to the record studio offices "we've finished our album it contains 3 songs the title track being a 37minute opus about a goblin king" they'd be killed on the spot.
some neo prog
I love this song allthough some people dismiss it as a suppers ready rip off.
I thinks its fantastic that they were allowed to get away with it and it was successful
could you imagine a current band going into to the record studio offices "we've finished our album it contains 3 songs the title track being a 37minute opus about a goblin king" they'd be killed on the spot.
some neo prog
I love this song allthough some people dismiss it as a suppers ready rip off.
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