What Are You Listening To Right Now? -New thread, new rules. Please read them. - Page 2555

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Originally Posted by MorbidToaster 

Really? Their best album? I might just have to nab it next time I find a copy at the store then. It's around $50 for the LPs, but I always buy vinyl when I can get it. Heck, I don't even have a proper digital source right now. 

 

the songwriting is just so far above anything else they've ever done, and the riffs are devastating.  for me...easily without question their best effort

"Metamorphosen" - Richard Strauss, Staatskapelle Dresden conducted by Rudolf Kemp on my HD-650 powered by Darkvoice 337se

From earlier today in 5.1 from SACD on Logitech Z5500 via Oppo

Now onto vinyl - on Yamaha tt - via Dynaco 70 and ss Yamaha receiver (preamp)

Tonight while in bed with Grado 325i on Oppo player via ss Aiwa receiver.

Recorded from Mobile Fidelity 180g vinyl.

Desolation Row by Bob Dylan, only because someone on another forum said they thought Highway 61 Revisited by Dylan was the best album of all times. Had to put it to the test

Aghora - Formless

Floridian progressive/jazz metal band (Featuring Santiago Dobles, Sean Reinert of Cynic/Death, Alan Goldstein, Diana Serra, Giann Rubio). Their latest release was Produced by Santiago Dobles and Neil Kernon (Queensyche, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Judas Priest, Nevermore). Formless and their self-titled release set the standard for female fronted Metal & Progressive Music.

This is really cool. Might have to pick this one up.

 

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Originally Posted by jasonb 

 

Aghora - Formless

 

Floridian progressive/jazz metal band (Featuring Santiago Dobles, Sean Reinert of Cynic/Death, Alan Goldstein, Diana Serra, Giann Rubio). Their latest release was Produced by Santiago Dobles and Neil Kernon (Queensyche, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Judas Priest, Nevermore). Formless and their self-titled release set the standard for female fronted Metal & Progressive Music.

It's my first listen and I love it already. Supposedly their other album is said to be even better. If you do like this, then check out To-mera as well. Exile and Delusions would be the first two To-mera albums to try.

This is why I sometimes really love MOG. It gives me the chance to try random unlimited artists and albums for $5 a month. It's a great way to discover new music, then when I find something I really like I buy it.

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Originally Posted by MorbidToaster 

This is really cool. Might have to pick this one up.

EDIT: I'm now listening to the first Aghora album. It is just as good, maybe better than "Formless". It is recorded more live and raw like a demo, while "Formless" sounds like a normal more processed studio recording. The first self titled recording is still of quality though, as is the music itself. I'm happy to have discovered another great band. 

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Originally Posted by Hi-Finthen 

So, Miku is a perpetually 16 y.o. hologram that proforms Live concerts to Asian teen pop music fans . 

 

Got it , somewhat !  

What will they think of next !

The level of expression obtainable with a piano is astonishing.

Patti Smith's interpretation of Gimme Shelter is freaking outstanding
 

Japandroids - Celebration Rock

Frank Turner

We Are Augustines

The Lumineers

Alabama Shakes

First Aid Kit

AUS Albert, The only way to listen to AC/DC

Led Zepellin - Led Zeppelin III
(1970, Atlantic) 1974 issue with 75 Rockefeller Plaza on the label

Fotheringay - self titled
(1970, A&M)