I don't have this one..
I do.Consider it added.
Posts by NedFlanders123
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I have cream , flavour of the past. What is 2DMO?
I have D.M.O Volumes 1 - 3 (unreleased and reworked pieces)
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I have cream , flavour of the past. What is 2DMO?
Typo, it should read DMO 4. Any chance of Cream and Flavour of the Past?
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Robert Schroeder - 'Ambient Occlusion' (2016)
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German electronic music artist. Extensive catalogue. Highly recommended.
I have this and all other apart from Cream (came out around 8 years ago - I had it but lost it when my hard drive went up in smoke) and latest 2 DMO Vol 4 and Flavour of the Past. Maybe Genesis 1964 can advise?
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Not sure on the current Polish bands at present, some appear to have stopped all together? ,
I have a lot of Polish bands you may not have heard. Head to Progarchives and check their list of Polish prog bands out.
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Amarok and Moonrise are two Polish artists I enjoy listening to. Amarok put out a very good album in 2017. Osada Vida are a heavy prog band whose last album was 2014. Good stuff too. Millennium are also very good and are pretty consistent with releases. Their DVD 'Cinema Show' from 2016 is fabulous too.
Check out Loonypark and Albion.
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We'll have to do something about that
I have all their stuff minus the two Ampersands albums.I have the Ampersand albums vol 1 and 2
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His latest Elder Creek features Alan Reed (ex Pallas) and Sean Filkin's (ex Big Big Train). Cracking listen.
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Jeff Green - 'Jessica' (2009)
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A beautiful album written by Jeff. He dedicated the album to his daughter, Jessica, whom he and his wife never got to know because she was stillborn. This is not a woe is me album, but more a reflection of the beautiful little girl they had dreamed of watching grow up.
Listen on Bandcamp
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I also listen to music as often as I have the occasion to (3 - 4 albums a day, at weekends even more). But differently to Noni, COT or Ned Flanders123 I do not listen to so many bands and albums. I own around 1,200 albums. But there are only around 500 albums, I listen to regularly more or less and around 200, I know every note and line of. If I get a new album, I usually keep listening to it 10 or 15 times in a row until I know it quite well. I wonder if Noni, COT or Ned can do the same considering the huge amount of albums, they have. I guess there are different approaches to listening to music. One is, to get to know as much as possible, the other one is to really get into, what you have.
I don't mean to criticize, it is just an observation.
I took early retirement. Just don't tell my wife that my main reason was to find more time to listen to more music lol
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Blinking Lights is my favourite
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No !!...
The Garden is a fabulous listen and my favourite album of this band
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This is inspired by Genesis1964, who listened to Unitopia`s first album today.
Once upon a time there was a band in Australia called Unitopia. They had a huge man in the band, who would sing. The music they did was classic symphonic prog and they liked a bit of Genesis, too. They did three proper albums, called More Than A Dream (2005), The Garden (2008) and Artificial (2010). They became big time in the prog rock scene in Europe and even came up from down under to do gigs in Europe in 2011. I saw one of these gigs in Reichenbach in 2011 (actually one day after the show in Zoetermeer, which is available on dvd) and it was simply mind blowing. I sang along with them to Carpet Crawlers and The Garden. Mark Trueack promised to keep recording new stuff and coming back. But that was not precisely true. The band recorded a further album of covers in 2012 and then disbanded.
Some of the core members founded a new group called United Progressive Fraternity. And they also have an album out called Fall In Love With The World.
I do not know this one. Did Genesis1964, Noni, Ned Flanders123, or CountingOutTime ever listen to it? And if so: was it enjoyable? I am hungry for answers...
Are you also aware that the first album has been remastered and out as a 3 CD box set containing some other music from their time with the Colossus Project (I have all of their albums) and demos, unreleased and different versions?
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Have this album Slowdancer.. It was good..
Some of the core members founded a new group called United Progressive Fraternity. And they also have an album out called Fall In Love With The World.
Own 3 albums by Unitopia..... More then a Dream, Artificial and Covered Mirror Vol 1
You mean to tell me that you haven't got the superb double The garden CD? How about the Live in Europe?
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This is inspired by Genesis1964, who listened to Unitopia`s first album today.
Once upon a time there was a band in Australia called Unitopia. They had a huge man in the band, who would sing. The music they did was classic symphonic prog and they liked a bit of Genesis, too. They did three proper albums, called More Than A Dream (2005), The Garden (2008) and Artificial (2010). They became big time in the prog rock scene in Europe and even came up from down under to do gigs in Europe in 2011. I saw one of these gigs in Reichenbach in 2011 (actually one day after the show in Zoetermeer, which is available on dvd) and it was simply mind blowing. I sang along with them to Carpet Crawlers and The Garden. Mark Trueack promised to keep recording new stuff and coming back. But that was not precisely true. The band recorded a further album of covers in 2012 and then disbanded.
Some of the core members founded a new group called United Progressive Fraternity. And they also have an album out called Fall In Love With The World.
I do not know this one. Did Genesis1964, Noni, Ned Flanders123, or CountingOutTime ever listen to it? And if so: was it enjoyable? I am hungry for answers...
It is a superb album and very much similar to Unitopia particularly in the 21 minute track.. Also if you haven't heard of them Southern Empire is Sean Timm's project and well worth a listen too.
