rare prog from early 70s
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NFU
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nevermind...the only arzachel tracks left are ones too big to email you.
but i sent another mellow candle song to you. enjoy
but i sent another mellow candle song to you. enjoy
Morning people, just letting everyone know about this site i found with loads of prog radio stations, their all made by folks with massive collections who just stick em on playlists im discovering loads of new music throught them!
http://www.progradio.net/stations.htm
http://www.progradio.net/stations.htm
NFU
I like pie.
NFU
I like pie.
i checked out a few of those stations. i was actually quite impressed with the variety they had most of the time. they played a lot of modern progressive stuff which i wasnt terribly into...but some other stuff i dont get to hear very often either. ill continue to listen to them too...i recommend anyone interested check these out.
@NFU: What are your thoughts on Anglagard? Check out a song called Kung Bore by them if you haven't already. I can send anyone some stuff if they are interested, just PM me.
NFU
I like pie.
Jon Snow said:
Anglagard is (was) a fantastic band, who along with landberk and anekdoten pretty much forged the best of the modern progressive bands in my opinion. Certainly the most artsy, complex and interesting of the swedish scene of the time. I still listen to them frequently, along with white willow's older material which is fairly similar. And if you havent heard "Wobbler" yet, certainly check them out...theyre an up and coming progressive band with some great songwriting under their belt already without an official release yet. heres their website: http://wobbler.gab.net/
Abhorsen
Long Distance Voyager
I think Queen St. Gang is my favorite Arzachael song to date. Very cool tune. Mellow, but with lots going on.
NFU
I like pie.
Abhorsen said:
awesome. it really is a great album...very underrated psych release in most circles.
deliverance
ecnareviled
I'm very grateful Joey told me about Anglagard, and supplied me both albums. They are such a great band. I adore their albums.
NFU
I like pie.
deliverance said:
right on brian, glad to hear it. check out wobbler too...very similar, if not...dare i say it...better?! i posted the link a few posts above. let me know what you think.
NFU
I like pie.
spigot said:
yes i have. i have the cd edition which came with them as well. what is perhaps my favorite song from linda was one of the demo tracks never actually featured on the original album titled "if you were my man".
ironically i just brought home my linda poster from the custom framing shop today too. perhaps i can take a picture of it and post here.
NFU
I like pie.
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[KOTNO]Narrot
Eats and spits corpses...
mh, i wondered if any of you know bands that wandered together with pink floyd and made/music comparable to DSOTM/wish you were here/animals (my faves). i am not searching for a rip off, rather some material that can dare pink floyd especially in terms of guitarplaying (guitar > all) and terms of composition (thinking about shine on you crazy diamond).
i have followed some advices here and found great new music (caravan, paatos...) but i'd really like to know if there's comparable stuff out there...
i will be ordering nectar - journey to the center... and camel - snow goose tomorrow...
hoping for recommendations!
david
i have followed some advices here and found great new music (caravan, paatos...) but i'd really like to know if there's comparable stuff out there...
i will be ordering nectar - journey to the center... and camel - snow goose tomorrow...
hoping for recommendations!
david
NFU
I like pie.
[KOTNO]Narrot said:
well to be honest, there was a lot of people that came close to "meddle" like material...but i havent heard any really decent attempts at DSOTM type material...perhaps abhorsen can shed some light on this though? It seems pink floyd broke the mold with that album, and perhaps thats why its as great as it is?
[KOTNO]Narrot
Eats and spits corpses...
i guess they did...
...if the bands/albums you talk about are comparable to echoes i am interested because echoes > rest of meddle imo.
i am waiting for a musical encouter that is as good as my encouter with WYWH...
btw: the jacket you are wearing on those pics on the pic-page is tyler durton style if you have seen fight-club.
you once told me about your fave guitarist (i forgot the name and the search function is disabled)...would you take the time to re-mention his name and some infos like which album/songs to check out and stuff and share a few thoughts on his style?
edit: is ash ra worth listening?
...if the bands/albums you talk about are comparable to echoes i am interested because echoes > rest of meddle imo.
i am waiting for a musical encouter that is as good as my encouter with WYWH...
btw: the jacket you are wearing on those pics on the pic-page is tyler durton style if you have seen fight-club.
you once told me about your fave guitarist (i forgot the name and the search function is disabled)...would you take the time to re-mention his name and some infos like which album/songs to check out and stuff and share a few thoughts on his style?
edit: is ash ra worth listening?
NFU
I like pie.
[KOTNO]Narrot said:
i thought tyler durden wore a red leather jacket in that movie? i only saw it once or twice, so i cant quite remember.
ash ra temple is quite good imo...as is gong, arzachel and magma...all similar in style.
the guitarist you speak of that i mentioned here is reine fiske. he was the guitarist on paatos' first album, along with landberk, morte macabre, and frequent appearances on the dungen discography, as well as some material on the latest emma nordenstam album.
hes not flashy, hes not the most technical, but he has amazing and unique tones which are always different in every band...as well as remarkable phrasing, emotion and "perfect notes" imo.
my other favorite guitarists are Steve Howe (Yes), Andy Latimer (Camel), Steve Hackett (Genesis), Robert Fripp (King Crimson), Jimmy Page (Duh), and many others...im sure youre somewhat familiar with most of them...but i recommend all works by these artists too.
[KOTNO]Narrot
Eats and spits corpses...
my other favorite guitarists are Steve Howe (Yes), Andy Latimer (Camel), Steve Hackett (Genesis), Robert Fripp (King Crimson), Jimmy Page (Duh)
>> hehe, thank you. ye, i am familiar with all of those...
couldnt get into yes yet. robert fripp is pwn.
i will check the reine fiske stuff. going to have a meeting with amazon.de now.
tyler durdon's jacket is red, yes but i can imagine him with your jacket ^^ just my first thought when i saw the pic. ^^
>> hehe, thank you. ye, i am familiar with all of those...
couldnt get into yes yet. robert fripp is pwn.
i will check the reine fiske stuff. going to have a meeting with amazon.de now.
tyler durdon's jacket is red, yes but i can imagine him with your jacket ^^ just my first thought when i saw the pic. ^^
NFU
I like pie.
[KOTNO]Narrot said:
keep giving yes a shot...theyre a wonderful band.
yea, amazon should have at least a few samples of his playing depending on the release. if not, ill help you find somewhere that does.
ah, i see...well i guess its a semi similar styled jacket if nothing else.
