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gazza
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 It's only on loan from a friend but i've got the new CD by Inglorius in the car. I'm liking what i'm hearing..this guy has an incedible set of pipes and sings very high, don't think you'll see many tribute bands doing their stuff lol 
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Gman
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| Posted: Wed Jun 08, 2016 2:35 pm Post subject: |
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I've been listening:
Frost - Falling Satellites
Dirty Loops - Loopified
Dumpstaphunk - Dirty Word
No More Kings - And the Flying Boombox
I'm slowly getting in to the Falling Satellites album...there's some amazing playing but it's not as immediate as the previous albums as the songs aren't instantly as 'singalongable'...it's growing on me though.
Dirty Loops - amazing Swedish musicians doing impeccably played pop/dance tunes with jazz influences.
Dumpstaphunk - just super groovy funk
No More Kings - excellent, little known band, that write cool pop/rock tunes mainly about 80's stuff like Knight Rider, Karate Kid, Short Circuit and the like!
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gazza
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Bought the new Frost and Kiama albums from the gig on Sunday, Kiama is the CD of choice in the car this week, and excellent it is too. Thoroughly recommended, and some beautiful tones by Luke
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This is England
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| Currently listening to Tiger Moth Tales Borderline & Genesis downloads. |
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nitsypee
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| TigerMothTales wrote: | Loving Southern Empire's album at the moment.  |
Just been listening to some sound clips from this album. Sounds excellent. |
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Bonecrusher
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Haken - Affinity and the latest effort from Frost*
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stan the man
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| nitsypee wrote: | | TigerMothTales wrote: | | Loving Southern Empire's album at the moment. |
Just been listening to some sound clips from this album. Sounds excellent. |
Cracking album.....It won't disappoint. |
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gazza
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Have heard and read good things about the Haken album  What do you think of the Frost album Dave 
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| gazza wrote: | | Have heard and read good things about the Haken album What do you think of the Frost album Dave |
Both of those two are very good from what I've heard on Spotify. Going on my wishlist as are Willowglass. |
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Bonecrusher
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| gazza wrote: | | Have heard and read good things about the Haken album What do you think of the Frost album Dave |
I like the Frost album actually - much more than EIMA which disappointed me. Need to listen to it alot more though as it seems to be a grower (this is usually the best way).
The Haken album is really good as well.
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gazza
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Well this week i have in absentia by porcupine tree in the car, an oldie but goody. This album, out of all the PT albums, comes closest to what SW releases today, as a solo artist IMO, in fact..there's a track on there that he's re-recorded on the 4 !/2 ep, which is my fave track on the ep and the album, so i'm rocking along in the gazmobile with both the air con and music blasting away..happy days
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nitsypee
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| Big Generator. Just bought it on cd and heard the album in full for the first time. |
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Dena
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Currently well established back into my Manic Street Preachers obsession.
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TigerMothTales
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Just having a bit of a Spannish prog session with Cheetos Magazine and Senagul. Fab stuff. Also stil listening a lot to Let's Eat Grandma.
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| I'm enjoying Anderson & Stolt plus the new Thank You Scoentist album. |
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