Thanks man! Well, the taste-o-meter is working now, I'm glad to know we have a Super compatibility.

Glad to see my favorite animal in your profile pic, mate.

Hi :)

May want to give antic clay or 16 horsepower a try, both suitably up your alley

happy holidays

I can't seem to find the album you recommended. The only album I could find was their debut. It isn't tagged so it didn't scrobble. I did like it though, better than Le Orme.

I enjoyed Le Orme, but I could do for something a little more adventurous. I felt some of tracks were a little too spacey. Overall it was a good album though, I really enjoyed the opening and closing tracks.

you too buddy

MANY tHANKS ! There is much in your library which I appreciate and simply can't find elsewhere . ... Tull (particularly "Stand Up" - And yes , as mentioned , I'm still in a blissful stare of eidetic shock w/ every listen) , and (My Gosh !) "King Crimson" (regrettably one of the very few that I missed seeing live) along w/ Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band ("Bulbous also tapered" ... last seen opening for J.T. ; cost of admit was basically spare change) . I wonder what other gems I'll find along the way . Wishing you a great week , w

gday m8

working on developing a large rec collection of stuff I like here: https://mega.co.nz/#F!8g40QSDL!CKadHlqRZDUmQTAJEAegLg

guess i better reevaluate my life then

Oh man, it's really fast and bulbous here.

Found me on /mu/?

Chef Boyardee – killers

ive been meaning to look into National Health

Thanks dude, i appreciate it. got a recommendation for me ?

Thanks man, i luv ur taste

U 2 Brah

ditto

You mean the sidebar thing? I did it manually, only had to find the right resolution.

t-thanks, y-you too

Nice t8st m8. You should check out Cervello if you haven't yet. especially their album Melos.

Good grief my friend, where'd you find the Spontaneous Music Ensemble? I've been wanting to listen to them for ages!

y-you too

You too, gotta love dat Soft Machine

Likewise, mane

the woman in drums & trumpets speaks in bulgarian and its hella spooky to hear if ur bulgarian

if you were serious, thank you if you were jk, fuck you

Thanks I know :-)

This is some quality bongos you have here. Nice taste and profile pic.

I have heard them but it's been ages and I can't really remember much about them so I should revisit them. Thanks for reminding me :)

Huh, hadn't heard Van der Graaf Generator before, they seem cool so far

Based Super compatibility. Quick question: Red or In The Court of the Crimson King?

Thanks, man. You have quite a lot of interesting variety yourself.

Thanks for the comment on [url=http://www.last.fm/music/SilverlagE/_/Realistic+Motion]Realistic Motion[/url]. I cracked up when I saw it:-]

Thanks for the suggestion! I'll check it out soon.

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Thanks for accepting! I see you're into the Strawbs. Do you recommend any particular album to start with?

Oh, and Magma, I love Magma, although they sing in an invented language!

Progressive folk? Some of the older stuff you may enjoy - Dr Strangely Strange, Incredible String Band, C.O.B (Colin's original Band), all veer a bit close to psychedelic whimsy which I love, but for something totally original and far darker try 'First Utterance' by Comus which came out in the very early 70's and totally stands alone, there is nothing really like it - haunted, menacing and beautiful by turns with a total one-off as a vocalist. Glad to see you like all that Canterbury music too, for something else from that scene do you know Hatfield and the North at all? Another perennial favourite of mine, along with Henry Cow, avant-rock somewhat allied to Canterbury. Happy listening, wherever it takes you. p.s. a lot of the German/European bands are well worth hearing if you like Faust.

Your quote from Childlike Faith in Childhood's end is one of my favourites by anyone, ever, I find it moving and poignantly uplifting. you have a lot of great music in your library already but I suspect, unlike me, you don't do jazz? I do like a lot of instrumental music as well as more lyric-based pieces, although sometimes the words can get in the way of the feeling.

Thanks man, I'll give them a whirl soon. I wish I had something to recommend for you though...

Thanks, I'll check them out!

all that prog. Imma have to ask for Canterbury Scene names, as most of my prog knowledge is for Latin American and Spanish bands.

noice täst. Would be super had I not reset my plays last week.

you're one proggilicious son bitch B)

btw I want to see VDGG live too

You seem to be quite proggy so do you know any good post-70s prog?