ProgRock

DeRank ™: 7,28

DeAge™ : 6815 days • Here since 13 october 2007

King Crimson The Power To Believe

8 nov 11

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I disagree; for me, it’s an excellent album and a step above "The ConstruKction of Light." The structure of this album seems to follow the lineup of "In The Wake of Poseidon" with the interludes of the title tracks (as it was for "Peace"), all in line with contemporary Rock, further proof that Fripp has found in Adrian Belew a loyal companion of madness and genius, who had just collaborated on production with NIN and here seems to bring some remnants of that experience with a few "industrial" hints. Happy With What You Have to Be Happy With.

Ozric Tentacles Pungent Effulgent

6 nov 11

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Triplete of rece tuo in home, this is one of my favorites by the Ozric.

Rush Feedback

5 nov 11

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I’m waiting for their new one, I haven't listened to this.

Ske 1000 Autunni

3 nov 11

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I think I’ve seen them in the AltRock distributions, to be noted.

Leprous Bilateral

3 nov 11

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A beautiful Alternative-Prog album in the wake of various bands that have been experimenting with these sound fusions in recent years, each with their own style (Triclops, Protest The Hero, The Mars Volta, the latest Mastodon), featuring an Amputechturian/Octahedron-like cover or whatever it may be, the style is immediately noticeable.

Gazpacho Tick Tock

29 oct 11

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Your return here is as radiant as finding "Script For A Jester's Tear" on store shelves in 1983, welcome back Fedezanzan, this album is my favorite so far from Gazpacho, although "Night" is equally beautiful in their Ambient-Rock-MarillicoRadioheadTalk Talk style, I still need to listen to the latest release from Kscope.

Secret Chiefs 3 Book Of Horizons

22 oct 11

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What a great group Mr. Bungle was, right? Experimental but thoroughly enjoyable, just like Secret Chiefs 3, especially with this one and with the Book of Angels n°9.