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Old 05-15-2009, 01:04 AM   #101 (permalink)
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I haven't yet heard Estrangement but I've always liked their earlier material like Blood in Our Wells.
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Old 05-15-2009, 09:07 AM   #102 (permalink)
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Album 964



Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas to the Heaven
Year: 2000

Stunningly beautiful, is the most appropriate way to describe this album, absolutely stunning, it's as close to perfect as you can get. Astonishingly good, the main crime here is that they won't reform to make more material. Short description I know, but god it's hard to write about something that absolutely floors you, the best post-rock album ever. Listen to this when you're ready to be blown away.

3 Choice Tracks: There's four, you get the drill.
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Old 05-16-2009, 09:26 PM   #103 (permalink)
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maudlin of the Well - Part the Second
Year: 2009

Perfection.
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3 Choice Tracks: Choose your own: maudlin of the Well - Part The Second - Downloads
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Old 05-16-2009, 09:31 PM   #104 (permalink)
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hahaha.

i guess there isn't much of a period for reassessment for you?

i haven't gotten around to listening to it yet but i will. i dunno, i REALLY liked Choirs of the Eye, i doubt anything motW makes could top it. but we'll see...
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Old 05-16-2009, 09:33 PM   #105 (permalink)
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I've listened to it six times. I am in love.
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Old 05-16-2009, 11:00 PM   #106 (permalink)
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Album 962



Gentle Giant - Octopus
Year: 1972

This album is whimsical, chaotic and controlled at the same time. It feels very tounge in cheek and once again, incredibly british. The album can freak out and rock out, often at the same time, the vocal performance here is just stunning and it's a pleasure to listen to every time around. Chosing three songs has never been so hard, but then again it hasn't been this enjoyable either. This is wonderful stuff, every bit is both progressive, fun and awesome. This is one to listen to when need you something that's always going to be new, fresh and interesting.

3 Choice Tracks: The Advent of Panurge, Raconteur Troubadour, Dog's Life
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Old 05-17-2009, 12:48 AM   #107 (permalink)
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971-962 Compilation

1. Budgie - Breadfan (6:10)
2. The Clash - The Magnificent Seven (5:33)
3. Charles Mingus - Pithecanthropus Erectus (10:36)
4. Lords of Acid - The Crablouse (4:17)
5. Miles Davis - Ah-Leu-Cha (5:53)
6. Drudkh - Only The Wind Remembers My Name (3:58)
7. Mountain Ash Band - Journey (7:51)
8. Godspeed You! Black Emperor - Antennas To Heaven (18:57)
9. maudlin of the Well - Another Excerpt: Keep Light Near You, Even When Dying (5:59)
10. Gentle Giant - Dog's Life (3:08)

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Octopus is awesome!
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Thelonious Monk - Monk's Music
Year: 1957

The Monk is back and better than ever in this absolutely epic release. It's the second album so far featuring John Coltrane, which usually means it's a winner. And of course it is, or it wouldn't be here. This is incredibly relaxing, the sheer beauty and restraint shown feels incredibly tense and it just adds so much to the listening experience. The whole thing just rolls forward and it can become an incredibly emotional experience to listen to it. This is one to just sit back to, and listen to every single note, every bit of restraint, and I dare you to not feel some form of emotion.

3 Choice Tracks: Well, You Needn't, Off Minor, Epistrophy
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King Crimson - Lizard
Year: 1970

The album that introduced me to King Crimson, yet is so different to anything they've done before or after is still my favourite example of their work. Side A comprises of four shortish songs just done brilliantly, and side B is quite possibly the greatest song of all time. The title track is just a massive, perfectly composed piece of brilliance, Jon Anderson does guest vocals, and life is good. Check out my review of the album in my review corner. This is one to listen to when you can't decide between jazz and prog.

3 Choice Tracks: Happy Family, Lady of the Dancing Water, Lizard
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