What CD's Are you Playing Right Now? Top 5

[zvinki]

Riverside - Rapid Eye Movement (Not as strong as the first 2 but definately worth listening)
Anathema - A Natural Disaster (Softer side of this death metal band. I really like their and introspection)
Porcupine Tree - Fear of a Blank Planet (very good CD. I am probably dangerously close to OD on PT though)

Mostly while driving.

[schupdoggy]

IZZ - I Move
Don Caballero - American Don
Bozzio-Levin-Stevens - Black Light Syndrome
Bloodrock - Bloodrock 2
Ken Hensley - The Last Dance
Ohm - Ohm
Spock's Beard - Octane
Marillion - Anoraknophobia

[Methem]

Originally Posted by zvinki

Anathema - A Natural Disaster (Softer side of this death metal band. I really like their and introspection)

An album worth listening, although I definitely prefer some of the earlier works. The fourth song on ND, the emotional "Are You There", is great... the kind of stuff that should also appeal to many females.


-Methem

[eloy1964]

Apple Pie - Crossroad

Heard this here on the moon and was hooked. Not taken it out my cd player since putting in last week! This Russian group deserve our support and offer a wide variety of influences in one disc.

[zvinki]

Which earlier work are you thinking of Methem? I have Eternity and am thinking of getting judgement or A Fine Day to Exit. They also have a couple of new songs that you can download from their webiste for free. They are really quite good in the same style as "Are You There".

[Methem]

Originally Posted by zvinki

Which earlier work are you thinking of Methem? I have Eternity and am thinking of getting judgement or A Fine Day to Exit. They also have a couple of new songs that you can download from their webiste for free. They are really quite good in the same style as "Are You There".

The earlier works are Eternity and the 1998 album Alternative 4.

Judgement is all right. The song "Wings Of God" is probably my favourite on that one. A Fine Day to Exit is an album I was a bit disappointed with, personally, but you might like it.


-Methem

[Sven]

Gammaray - Skeletons In The Closet (2-CD set), not prog but fine Metal from Germany.

[mailotron]

Anathema Natural disaster
Anathema A fine way to exit
I has been hooked by their music after their gig in Brussel as Pt's opening act
Riverside REM ( Will R.E.M record a CD ccalled RIverside ? ;-)
Riverside 02 Panic Room EP ( with two worthy unreleased track)
Iona the circling hour
TFK Unfolded the future ( special mention to the twinned Christian Opel and Silent Inferno, I've been told that Christian Opel was replaced by Chritian Vauxhall on the UK issue ;-)
Led Zeppelin volume 1 ( babe i'm gonna leave you is a fantatstic track)

[progzealot]

Fall of Echoes--Red Tree

It's christian prog but not preachy. Melodic metal with deep vocals and harmonies. Highly recommended.

[OverHillandDale(Admin)]

Here's some new additions to the listening pleasure here:

Sanjay Mishra & guest Jerry Garcia - Blue Incantation
Santana/Mclaughlin - Love, Devotion, Surrender
Tommy James and the Shondells - Anthology
Jefferson Airplane - Surrealistic Pillow
Radiohead - Hail to the Thief
Super Furry Animals - Rings Around the World
Charlotte Martin - Reproductions, and Stromata

[roger]

Originally Posted by OverHillandDale

Radiohead - Hail to the Thief

great album!

[Methem]

Originally Posted by mailotron

Anathema Natural disaster
Anathema A fine way to exit
I has been hooked by their music after their gig in Brussel as Pt's opening act

So it's not "harsh prog" anymore, eh? (Hehe, see your comment in the old Anathema thread in the music suggestions section of the forums.)

Personally I think the music has actually gotten a bit too tame, being almost like these pretty soul ballads by The Commodores I'm currently listening to. They should bring some metal back to their music.

[mailotron]

Originally Posted by Methem

So it's not "harsh prog" anymore, eh? (Hehe, see your comment in the old Anathema thread in the music suggestions section of the forums.)

Personally I think the music has actually gotten a bit too tame, being almost like these pretty soul ballads by The Commodores I'm currently listening to. They should bring some metal back to their music.

Well done wisy Methem
as we use to say here only idiots don't change their mind
what i've heard of Anathema was harsh metal until I saw them live as a Ptree opening act , I bought Natural then Exit

[progzealot]

Just got The Gourishankar--2nd Hands today, AWESOME !!!

[Thor]

I've been listening to the soundtrack to the 1995 film Aashiqui
here are the songs from it:
AB TERE BIN JEE LENGE HUM
DHEERE DHEERE SE MERI
DIL KA AALAM
EK SANAM CHAHIYE ( KUMAR SANU )
EK SANAM CHAHIYE (ANURADHA )
JAAN E JIGAR JAANEMAN - I
JAAN E JIGAR JAANEMAN - II
MAIN DUNIYA BHULA DOONGA
MERA DIL TERE LIYE
NAZAR KE SAMNE JIGAR KE PAAS
TU MERI ZINDAGI HAI

I have to say I have repeatedly listened to
EK SANAM CHAHIYE as sung by Anuradha Padwal
and MERA DIL TERE LIYE

also the song Nela aasaman so gaya from the film Silsila is great.

As for Prog, I have really liked a lot of the new additions as heard on the Moon... thanks for the new stuff.

[Ted]

I have just got several Rick Wakeman CD's and they are burning up my cd player:

Rick Wakeman - Almost Live in Europe
Rick Wakeman - The Masters (GREAT 2 CD Set)
Rick Wakeman - LIVE

and Hank Williams and the Driftwood Cowboys... It is good - for it's Genre!!!

Expecting another Rick Wakeman CD in soon - Rick Wakeman & Dave Cousins - Hummingbird - really looking forward to it!!

All now from Texas,
Ted

[dinosaur]

I can't seem to get The Pineapple Thief's 'What Have We Sown" out of my CD player.

[Rick and Roll]

Originally Posted by dinosaur

I can't seem to get The Pineapple Thief's 'What Have We Sown" out of my CD player.

I would stop gazing at my shoes while listening

if that fails, hit "eject".

[ProgressiveEars]

Mike Keneally- Dog

[dinosaur]

Eject? ... Oh, that seems to work! (Smacking forehead with palm now.)