So what are you listening to?

[Ali]

Moon Safari - Blomljud (2008)
Lush Prog Retro Rock/Pop


Jeff Buckley - Grace (1994)
Eclectic Alt Rock


Gentle Giant - In a Glass House (1973)
Melodic Classic Art Rock/Jazz


Spock's Beard - The Oblivion Particle (2015)
Symph Neo Prog Retro Rock


Big Big Train - The Underfall Yard (2009)
Melodic Modern Prog Rock, 4 stars


Rush - Grace Under Pressure (1984)
Heavy Classic Prog Rock/Pop


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Love the Oblivion Particle, one of my favourite Spocks' albums 👌🏻

[Ali]

The Toll - The Price of Progession

[Slim]

Frank Sinatra - LA Is My Lady
Budgie - Never Turn Your Back on a Friend

[David L]

Black Oak Arkansas - Raunch 'n' Roll Live

[pxr5]

Gungfly - On Her Journey to the Sun (2017)
Psychedelic Prog Rock


Big Big Train - Welcome To The Planet (2022)
Symph Art Rock


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[Fishy]

Todd Rundgren
A Capella

[Thenop]

Palms - S/T, re-issue. Stunning.

[Nick]

The Harmony Codex - Steven Wilson

[Thenop]

New album - first official solo album - by David Eugene Edwards (Wovenhand / 16 Horsepower) - Hyacinth
I saw him solo earlier this year, it was overwhelming, as is this album. It's immersive, it wraps around you in its grandeur and at the turning of the seasons it feels like it belongs, right here, right now.

Over the years I have listened to a lot of his music, seen him live several times and he never fails to impress.

[pxr5]

All vinyl today:

Big Big Train - Common Ground (2021)
Symph Prog Rock


Pendragon - The Window of Life (1993)
Epic Neo Prog Rock/Electronic


Steven Wilson - The Harmony Codex (2023)
Eclectic Exp Prog Rock/Pop


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[pxr5]

Dug some of my old records out and had a Gothy/Punky day today (this was the sort of stuff I was listening to back in the mid to late 80s, which is probably why Rush's output then didn't appeal to me):

Fields of the Nephilim - Moonchild (12 inch Longevity mix)
The Damned - Machine Gun Etiquette
The Mission - Children
The Mission - God's Own Medicine
The Sisters of Mercy - Floodland
The March Violets - Natural History
Bauhaus - Press the Eject and Give Me the Tape

[Thenop]

That Steven Wilson LP sure has a sound. Wow, so much low end, impressive.

[David L]

Dug some of my old records out and had a Gothy/Punky day today (this was the sort of stuff I was listening to back in the mid to late 80s, which is probably why Rush's output then didn't appeal to me):

Fields of the Nephilim - Moonchild (12 inch Longevity mix)
The Damned - Machine Gun Etiquette
The Mission - Children
The Mission - God's Own Medicine
The Sisters of Mercy - Floodland
The March Violets - Natural History
Bauhaus - Press the Eject and Give Me the Tape

Machine Gun Etiquette is an absolute banger! I don't know any of the others but I had a period when I was listening to Lords Of The New Church, Johnny Thunders and Hanoi Rocks

[Slim]

Camel - Mirage - this is a very pretty-sounding record. But in truth a lot of it is elegantly played prog-sounding muzak.
Kiss - Kiss

[dom]

Stranger to Love by Black Sabbath came up on a spotify playlist.  I was convinced it was Gary Moore singing.  Glenn Hughes' voice is so similar!