PLAYLISTS 2012

S.D. wrote:

How is that? I really like Karmakiriad which is the last Fagen solo album I've bought.

DallasBlack wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

DallasBlack wrote:

Never heard of that one. I looked it up on Amazon and it looks like it's a box set consisting of a best of, a live cd and a collections of B-sides. Did you manage to find a single disc version?

Yeah, it was the best of disc and was about $8. I really liked it and makes me want to delve more into their catalogue. Very catchy and infectious music!

I'd recommend Tinnitus or the S/T. Tinnitus can be had used off Amazon for about $4.

Blue Oyster Cult - S/T
Blue Oyster Cult - Secret Treaties
Blue Oyster Cult - Tyranny and Mutation
Blue Oyster Cult - Agents of Fortune
Elmore James - the Sky is Crying
Jimmy Rogers - His Best
Robin Trower - The Essential Robin Trower
Arcade - A/2

tohostudios wrote:

S.D. wrote:

How is that? I really like Karmakiriad which is the last Fagen solo album I've bought.

Very good, sounds exactly as I expected. It's a better album than Morph The Cat, a little more energetic. Still has that late 70s Steely Dan sound.

S.D. wrote:

tohostudios wrote:

S.D. wrote:

How is that? I really like Karmakiriad which is the last Fagen solo album I've bought.

Very good, sounds exactly as I expected. It's a better album than Morph The Cat, a little more energetic. Still has that late 70s Steely Dan sound.

I think I'll pick it up. FWIW, I love the album cover.

Alcest - Écailles de lune

Dark Angel - Time Does Not Heal

SpectreFate wrote:

I remember at one time you telling me you liked what you heard from them. I remember when you wouldn't be caught dead listening to something like that . That album is the best one they've done IMO. While later albums became heavier, that one was the most memorable for me.

DallasBlack wrote:

SpectreFate wrote:

I remember at one time you telling me you liked what you heard from them. I remember when you wouldn't be caught dead listening to something like that . That album is the best one they've done IMO. While later albums became heavier, that one was the most memorable for me.

Sabine's voice does it for me. It's not too much and the symphonic elements aren't as prevalent in their stuff, all of which make them a good listen all around, IMO.

Yeah, her voice is great. Though most around here think her voice doesn't work with the music (personally, I couldn't imagine the band without her).

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S.D. wrote:

YEAH!!! That's my favorite VDGG album. Killer is a great song.

DallasBlack wrote:

Yeah, her voice is great. Though most around here think her voice doesn't work with the music (personally, I couldn't imagine the band without her).

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Neat, the best of disc has the vocals re-recorded with Fabio for the songs he didn't sing on. I love those albums and I like the vocalist they had but still cool to hear a different version. Now I'm really glad I got the 2 disc version.

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chewie wrote:

S.D. wrote:

YEAH!!! That's my favorite VDGG album. Killer is a great song.

I love that whole album, especially Robert Fripp's guest solo on "The Emperor in His War Room".

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