jdv666

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DeAge™ : 6540 days • Here since 14 july 2008

Rainbow Ffolly Sallies Fforth

17 oct 13

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But how many are you writing?! :D Anyway, right now I'm delving into jazz, so I have to go through everything, even if a lot of stuff seems interesting.

These New Puritans Field Of Reeds

17 oct 13

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mh, I don't know, in general I'm not really a fan of orchestral things; in rock and pop even less... even though I've heard their name mentioned quite a bit around.

Iron Butterfly In A Gadda Da Vida

16 oct 13

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Nice album, but it doesn't drive me crazy... in any case, as mentioned by others, at least the title track deserves a listen!

Kevin Ayers Joy Of A Toy

16 oct 13

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beautiful, perfect continuation of the first two soft machine... my favorite among his

Kevin Ayers And The Whole World Shooting At The Moon

16 oct 13

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Beautiful beautiful, maybe I slightly prefer Joy of a Toy, which is more Dadaist and reminds me of the early Soft Machine; but this one too, more psychedelic, is a must-have!

John Coltrane Ascension

16 oct 13

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I don't know why, but the first 1-2 times it didn't click for me... now it flows beautifully :) anyway, the early Coltrane was definitely more accessible.

Mike Pathos People

16 oct 13

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But the real mystery is: how does O__O always find a different way to describe this type of record?! :D

So, after two listens I can only confirm Rano's comment; it's truly a beautiful record of melodic music, easy to listen to, yet elegant, inspired, and not trivial; of course, we’ll have to see how it holds up over time, but for now, thumbs up!

Omega The Hall Of Floaters In The Sky

16 oct 13

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I only know a bit about the new-wave/post-punk scene from the former Soviet bloc, which has produced some pretty good bands, although almost all of them are Polish... ^_^ By the way, I've heard that even now Warsaw remains a decent hub for alternative culture.