Steve Hackett - At The Edge Of Light, 5.1 surround. Currently on track 4, and as 3 of the first 4 are tracks that have been on YouTube, I've heard most of this before. Track 1 started in the "World Music" rut but moved on and improved. So far, maybe an improvement over Night Siren, lets hope it keeps it up. Will let you know.
Just picked this up the other day.. Not bad at all 
Just picked this up the other day.. Not bad at all
? This was only released yesterday.
? This was only released yesterday.
Got it from his web site 
Celeste - Il Risveglio del Principe - 2019
Italy
Fantastic album
Mad Fellaz debut album from Italy
This band offers various kinds of genres which make this band quite unique and interesting.
Mad Fellaz - Mad Fellaz II (2016)....Italy
Eclectic Prog/Jazz/Folk
Been really enjoying this band. This album on my 3rd listen so far.
Quaterna Réquiem – O Arquiteto
Been really enjoying this band. This album on my 3rd listen so far.
I love Mad Fellaz too! Terrific!!
Got it from his web site
So did I. They post it so it arrives on release date.
The new Steve Hackett album..
First impression, I thought this album was OK hitting around 6/10. The more listens now the score is rising hitting around 7.5/10
I think that's a fair score for the new album.
Thanks to my brother who bought me this album CD1...
Twelfth Night - Sequences - 2018
Twelfth Night ..CD2... New Spieces
This album New Species 29 came bundled with the Twelfth Night album
Love this album
the 5.1 SACD of Dire Straits "Brothers In Arms"
You know, this is one of those surround sound albums that you can accidentally forget is a surround sound album (as I did). The 20th anniversary release for this album is a hybrid disc - regular stereo CD combined with both stereo and surround SACD layers (quite a disc, actually). I usually just listen to it as a CD and I had done so for so long that it slipped my mind that there was more to hear. Tonight ended that streak.
You know one of the reasons I like SACD so much is that, IMHO, it is the digital format that preserves best the warmth and overall sound of analogue recordings. However, as you may remember, "Brothers In Arms" is a fully digital recording. Listening to this disc again reminded me how great a producer Mark Knopfler is (w/ help from Neil Dorfsman) - despite its being fully digital, the production is still great! Normally, fully digital albums (esp. back then) don't "breathe", i.e., you don't get the nice sound-traveling-through-space ambience that analogue recordings generally have (well done ones, that is). Well, this album just sounded like an ultra-clear analogue recording! I wonder how he did it when so many can't.
My favorite re-lived moment while listening to it tonight: hearing Mark and Tony Levin essentially play co-lead guitar (Mark on 6-string, Tony on his superlative bass) on "One World". 
You wouldn't even need Tony's name in the credits to know he was playing bass. (I have a similar feeling when I hear the song "The Bogus Man" on Roxy Music's "Viva" album - you only have to hear a couple of notes before thinking, "Oh, hello, John Wetton." His name is in the credits, but you wouldn't need it to know he played on the track.)
Jeseter - Promena (2012).... Neo Progressive from Czech Republic
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You know, this is one of those surround sound albums that you can accidentally forget is a surround sound album (as I did). The 20th anniversary release for this album is a hybrid disc - regular stereo CD combined with both stereo and surround SACD layers (quite a disc, actually). I usually just listen to it as a CD and I had done so for so long that it slipped my mind that there was more to hear. Tonight ended that streak.
You know one of the reasons I like SACD so much is that, IMHO, it is the digital format that preserves best the warmth and overall sound of analogue recordings. However, as you may remember, "Brothers In Arms" is a fully digital recording. Listening to this disc again reminded me how great a producer Mark Knopfler is (w/ help from Neil Dorfsman) - despite its being fully digital, the production is still great! Normally, fully digital albums (esp. back then) don't "breathe", i.e., you don't get the nice sound-traveling-through-space ambience that analogue recordings generally have (well done ones, that is). Well, this album just sounded like an ultra-clear analogue recording! I wonder how he did it when so many can't.
My favorite re-lived moment while listening to it tonight: hearing Mark and Tony Levin essentially play co-lead guitar (Mark on 6-string, Tony on his superlative bass) on "One World".
I had no idea. Thank you OFTV. I will say no more or I will go on a rant about that album & DS in general.
Thanks to my brother who bought me this album CD1...
Twelfth Night - Sequences - 2018
Enjoying this very much, Noni! Thank you
BILL BRESSLER
Symphonic Prog • United States
Really love this a lot. Only discovered this guy today by accident.
10/10
Enjoying this very much, Noni! Thank you
It's hard to imagine that Twelfth Night made mainly live recordings. Sequences(the Track) was also another live track, which came off the Live at Target album. Over the past 5 or so years Brian(the drummer) had most of the old albums re-mastered.
Sequences is probably one of the fans favourite tracks and to celebrate, the band decided to make this an actual studio recording for 2018. It's a shame the Collectors Item was not on this album as well
. Another favourite amongst fans.
