Search results

Hi everybody, What kind of music do you usually listen to when you are doing a trip, or stuck in a traffic jam, or simply going out in the night and you just need to get relaxed all the way? These are some examples of songs I usually listen to while driving and think are very appropriated for...

These are some that come to mind at the moment: => Andrew Latimer (CAMEL), on "Ice", "Stationary Traveller" & "The Hour Candle" => Tony Duhig (JADE WARRIOR), on "Death of Ra" => Steve Hackett (GENESIS), on "Firth of Fifth" => Steve Rothery (MARILLION), on "Easter" => Frank Bornemann...

When it comes to great audio quality, right now I can think of these as some standouts in my own collection: => STEELY DAN – Two Against Nature, Gaucho & Everything Must Go => DONALD FAGEN – Morph the Cat => TALK TALK – Spirit of Eden => MICKEY HART – Mystery Box => TERJE RYPDAL – If...

Group: BOZZIO LEVIN STEVENS Title: Black Light Syndrome Year: 1997 Genre: Progressive Rock / Fusion Musicians: Terry Bozzio: Drums Tony Levin: Bass, stick Steve Stevens: Guitars Tracklist: 1. The Sun Road — 14:37 2. Dark Corners — 8:31 3. Duende — 7:25 4. Black Light Syndrome — 8:45 5...

Group: SINGULARITY Title: Of All the Mysteries Year: 2007 Genre: Progressive Rock Musicians: John Green – Vocals, keyboards Jamie McGregor – Drums, vocals Scott Cleland – Electric & acoustic guitars, cello, vocals Jonathan Patch – Bass, acoustic guitar, flute, vocals Tracklist: 1. Mongrel...

Anglagard - Hybris This is a classic in the genre, and it stayed out of stock for many years. It is finally available again, and I do think anyone who enjoys Progressive Rock should get a copy of this gem. :up: http://www.lasercd.com/ProductInfo.aspx?productid=ANGLAGARD1 Cheers, Demetrio.

[CD review] Fleet Foxes Group: FLEET FOXES Title: Fleet Foxes Year: 2008 Genre: Folk/Indie Rock Tracklist: 1. Sun It Rises 2. White Winter Hymnal 3. Ragged Wood 4. TigerMountain Peasant Song 5. Quiet Houses 6. He Doesn't Know Why 7. Heard Them Stirring 8. Your Protector 9. Meadowlarks...

Group: THE BLUE NILE Title: Hats Year: 1989 Genre: Alt-Pop Rock Musicians: Paul Buchanan – Vocals, guitars, synthesizers Robert Bell – Bass, synthesizers Paul Joseph Moore – Keyboards, synthesizers Tracklist: 1. Over the Hillside 2. The Downtown Lights 3. Let's Go Out Tonight 4...

Group: PURE REASON REVOLUTION Title: The Dark Third Year: 2006 Genre: Progressive Rock Line-up/Musicians: Chloe Alper – Vocals, bass guitar Andrew Courtney – Drums, percussion Jon Courtney – Vocals, guitars, keyboards, bass, programming James Dobson – Vocals, keyboards, bass guitar, violin...

Group: NOSOUND Title: Sol29 Year: 2005 Genre: Dream Prog Tracklist: 1. In the White Air (6:57) 2. Wearing Lies on Your Lips (4:20) 3. The Child's Game (2:46) 4. The Moment She Knew (9:38) 5. Waves of Time (2:07) 6. Overloaded (6:13) 7. The Broken Parts (6:24) 8. Idle End (9:43) 9. Hope for...

Group: OCTOBER PROJECT Title: October Project Year: 1993 Genre: Art Rock Tracklist: 1. Bury My Lovely 2. Ariel 3. Where You Are 4. A Lonely Voice 5. Eyes of Mercy 6. Return to Me 7. Wall of Silence 8.Take Me As I Am 9. Now I Lay Me Down 10. Always 11. Paths of Desire 12. Be My Hero CD...

Impressions?

Camel, one of the most seminal progressive groups from the old seventies, is also one of my all-time favorite prog bands. I have their complete discography and must say I enjoy them all. :up: :clap: Other fans of this great band over here? Which are your favorite recordings from this group...

I have only two cd's from this artist, "Now/Traveler" and "Space and Time" (and also some few other cd's in collaboration with Robert Rich and Kevin Braheny, as I can recall at the moment) and would like to expand my colletction on his discography. My question is, what should I get now for...

The Swedish ISILDURS BANE are simply one of my top favorite prog bands in all times. Their music sounds to me like the perfect paradigm of symphonic progressive rock, with brilliant utilization of symphonic/chamber typical instrumentation, blended with awesome rock elements reminiscent of bands...

Any other fan of the band OCTOBER PROJECT over here? To me, the two first albums of this group, "October Project" (1993) and "Falling Farther In" (1995), are among the best recordings I have in my collection. Simply brilliant!!! :clap: I also like the solo efforts of some October Project...

Any other fan of this great Danish prog band over here? This band has already released two wonderful albums: "And the Glass Handed Kites" and "Frengers". :clap: For those interested in comparisons, I would say they sound to me like a very beautiful mix of Dredg with Sigur Rós and Slowdive...

What would you recommend? Some of my suggestions for someone who wants "serious" World Music would be these: - EDU LOBO => Brazilian music at the best (especially his wonderful album "Corrupião") - DUOFEL => Great instrumental Brazilian music - LOS JAIVAS => Great andean folk/rock group...

Am I the only one to really enjoy this Genesis latest recording so much? Well, no matter what others say of negative about this album, I keep loving it more and more after each new listening. :up: :clap: I'm not saying it is progressive, just saying that I love the music on it. It doesn't...

What a shame... I thought I had found the perfect forum to talk about music, one that covers just my favorite music genres, and discover that people over here almost doesn't post anything!!! Seems like a forum visited by "guests", non-registered members only?!! :confused: I just hope...