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Trollheart 09-15-2014 01:18 PM

Having received no response at all, let me propose this album for our first proper discussion. Is this ok with everyone?
http://www.progarchives.com/progress...32792011_r.JPG
A tower of silence --- Anubis

If nobody has any objections I'll open a thread on this soon and we can discuss it after listening to it.

Moss 09-15-2014 05:07 PM

Welcome back trollheart! I'm ready to get back on the prog train if you will have me. It got confusing there for awhile with people picking multiple albums and things. I could not keep up. So structure and no more than 1 clear pick a week works for me. But I will doy best no matter what.

Anteater 09-15-2014 08:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Trollheart (Post 1487984)
Having received no response at all, let me propose this album for our first proper discussion. Is this ok with everyone?
http://www.progarchives.com/progress...32792011_r.JPG
A tower of silence --- Anubis

If nobody has any objections I'll open a thread on this soon and we can discuss it after listening to it.

Sounds good to me. I was hoping he'd respond soon, but might as well get on with the show. I'll go next after this one. :thumb:

...and welcome back Mossman.

Xurtio 09-15-2014 09:02 PM

No objections here.

Trollheart 09-16-2014 02:20 AM

Okay cool. If anyone wants a link for the album let me know.
I'll create the thread today (pity there's no way to group these, but I guess we'll just head each one with PRAC then the album name etc so as to keep each separate) and it would really be worth everyone's time to check out Anubis's website and also progarchives.com, where they explain the concept of the story; really enhanced my enjoyment/appreciation of the album. Yeah, it's a concept album. Go Prog! :D

And thanks Moss for the welcome back. Right back atcha!

So just to recap: no reviews are required but you can of course do one if you want. Basically we're looking for a conversation about the album, which will take place in the album's thread. I personally think we can start whenever, but if everyone wants to maybe check in with a quick post --- heard the album, ready to discuss --- we can get it moving when everyone's happy, rather than have to wait the usual week or two weeks. How does that sound?

Hope you all enjoy it, and if you diss it, well, I shall see you on the verbal battlefield! ;)

Plankton 09-16-2014 09:27 AM

Like Moss, this sounds like it might be paced right for me too. Pick one album and have a week to discuss or review it, right? I'll chime in when I can.

Xurtio 09-16-2014 10:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Trollheart (Post 1488114)
Okay cool. If anyone wants a link for the album let me know.
I'll create the thread today (pity there's no way to group these, but I guess we'll just head each one with PRAC then the album name etc so as to keep each separate) and it would really be worth everyone's time to check out Anubis's website and also progarchives.com, where they explain the concept of the story; really enhanced my enjoyment/appreciation of the album. Yeah, it's a concept album. Go Prog! :D

And thanks Moss for the welcome back. Right back atcha!

So just to recap: no reviews are required but you can of course do one if you want. Basically we're looking for a conversation about the album, which will take place in the album's thread. I personally think we can start whenever, but if everyone wants to maybe check in with a quick post --- heard the album, ready to discuss --- we can get it moving when everyone's happy, rather than have to wait the usual week or two weeks. How does that sound?

Hope you all enjoy it, and if you diss it, well, I shall see you on the verbal battlefield! ;)

You can group them throimugh the tagging system. Just comeup with a unique tag like "proggerreviews" and attach it to all relevant threads.

Trollheart 09-16-2014 11:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Plankton (Post 1488161)
Like Moss, this sounds like it might be paced right for me too. Pick one album and have a week to discuss or review it, right? I'll chime in when I can.

Pretty much. Almost like when you're discussing some album in the "Albums you're digging" thread or whatever. Kind of loose, informal, more a discussion than a review. Leaves everyone time to make points as they come up or as they occur to them, and puts nobody under pressure. Also means there's no set time for the notes on the album to close; as you think of stuff later on you can post in that thread, even if it's months later. Helps with "growers" or even the reverse effect ("Shrinker"?) I guess.

I think this could really work, by which I mean, watch it crash and burn... :beer:
Quote:

Originally Posted by Xurtio (Post 1488167)
You can group them throimugh the tagging system. Just comeup with a unique tag like "proggerreviews" and attach it to all relevant threads.

Not sure how that works. I was hoping for something like a directory structure, eg PRAC/Album Discussions/September/Anubis etc. But if what you said helps I'll see if I can figure it out. Thanks.

Plankton 09-16-2014 11:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Trollheart (Post 1488170)
Not sure how that works. I was hoping for something like a directory structure, eg PRAC/Album Discussions/September/Anubis etc. But if what you said helps I'll see if I can figure it out. Thanks.

At the bottom right of every page, you'll see "Edit Tags" where you can add a meta tag that will be searchable. I added a tag "progreviews2014" and this thread will come up when you do a "Tag Search" with that criteria.

Moss 09-16-2014 02:49 PM

[QUOTE=Trollheart;1487984]
http://www.progarchives.com/progress...32792011_r.JPG
A tower of silence --- Anubis

QUOTE]

Never heard of that one! :DI have not looked for this one yet but I could certainly use a link to it!


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