The Original Perpetual Motion Board

introclaus wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 21, 2019 9:37 am

I’ve tried listening to this twice now and each time I’ve had to turn it off after a few songs. There’s nothing that catches my attention here, sorry.

You've lost your way. You need to get back on track.

Really good atmospheric stuff - seems like a perfect fit for a label like KScope.

Larry is at home comfortably surrounded by his collection of Divided Horizons, Mystere De Notre Dame, Zen, and Dreamscape CDs.

Great stuff. Copies on the way...

I've only made one pass through the album but I was very impressed. Ray sounds great and the music was engaging.

The dealer cost of this upcoming set nearly made me choke. I'd had to retail it for over $100. Pass.

*** I'm not a King Crimson fan to begin with ...... so it goes ....... :wink: That's just plain wrong. *** Yeah, between not being a KC fan, and not being a YES fan, I've taken a lot of heat ............ :wink: Ralf Walter and Todd tried their best recently to convert me to a YES / Drama fan, but t...

Your vocals were awesome as always Erik -- but the choice of song left something to be desired .... a little on the stagnant side........ That's one of the greatest songs in the history of progressive rock. You've lost your marbles. *** I'm not a King Crimson fan to begin with ...... so it goes ......

LarryD wrote: ↑

Tue Aug 13, 2019 3:49 pm

Your vocals were awesome as always Erik -- but the choice of song left something to be desired .... a little on the stagnant side........

That's one of the greatest songs in the history of progressive rock. You've lost your marbles.

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Sorry for the spam intrusion.

We are having a sale on all vinyl (except preorders) at a 15% discount. Sale runs through July 4th.

www.lasercd.com

The release is actually 2 years old, I think originally self-released. It was just reissued by M-Theory.

It seems this whole genre is imploding.

https://www.lasercd.com/cd/sands-time-0

The new record is good, but I don't think it's as good as "Legacy" was. It feels like a slightly tamer version of that one. The good parts are all still there, but it isn't quite as sharp. No one asked for your opinion. Don't shit in my post. Is it that time of the month already Ken? 😉 Yes and I'm ...

Nos wrote: ↑

Fri May 03, 2019 11:03 am

The new record is good, but I don't think it's as good as "Legacy" was. It feels like a slightly tamer version of that one. The good parts are all still there, but it isn't quite as sharp.

No one asked for your opinion.

Don't shit in my post.

CDs now shipping. https://www.lasercd.com/cd/shehili

Vinyl expected tomorrow.

Selling fast...

https://www.lasercd.com/cd/things-they-appear

I like what I've heard.

As I said, it's in my second Laser's Edge order of the year. This item sold out and has been removed from the site. My order will ship when this item will be back in stock. Dang, never even saw that hit the site. Now I'm REALLY bummed. Sold out in a day or two. It will be back in stock this week.

AllMediaReviews wrote: Nexus
Solaris

Nexus and Solaris are not neo-prog by any stretch of the imagination.

On the flip side of all of this, there's one band and album that most people disliked but which somehow managed to hook me: Behind the Curtain - Till Birth Do Us Part . Really weird vocal that kept prompting me to reach for the stop button... right before something beautiful stayed my hand. Woefull...

I have to admit I’m a little bummed out. When I saw the title of the thread and that Claus started it I assumed it was all about me.

OK I’ll play. My fav is Gone “Weakness Within Living Memory”.