July 27 & 28 - Radio Album Invisible

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I. As the end of the Radio Gnome Invisible trilogy and Hillage, Allen, & Smyth's careers with the early Gong; 'You' was their finale in more ways than one. Presenting their continued cheerful, psychadelic insanity can't help but make me think of what music a less troubled Syd Barrett might have created.[list=1][*]Thoughts for Naught (Gong [1 - 1:32 [*]A P H.P.'s Advice (Gong [1 - 1:47 [*]Magick Mother Invocation (Gong [1 - 2:06 [*]Master Builder (Gong [1 - 6:07 [*]A Sprinkling of Clouds (Gong [1 - 8:55 [*]Perfect Mystery (Gong [1 - 2:26 [*]The Isle of Everywhere (Gong [1 - 10:20 [*]You Never Blow Y'r Trip Forever (Gong [1 - 11:22 [/LIST=1]
II. Rather than being a true "progressive rock" band, Super Furry Animals are more like an influenced-by-progressive-rock-band. Their recently released album 'Phantom Power' ('03) is a pop-fueled behemoth that will most definitely infect you with the desire to hear more.[list=1][*]Hello Sunshine - 3:35 [*]Liberty Belle - 2:58 [*]Golden Retriever - 2:28 [*]Sex, War & Robots - 3:49 [*]The Piccolo Snare - 6:08 [*]Venus & Serena - 3:26 [*]Father Father, No. 1 - 1:54 [*]Bleed Forever - 3:39 [*]Out of Control - 2:43 [*]Cityscape Skybaby - 4:34 [*]Father Father, No. 2 - 1:30 [*]Valet Parking - 4:35 [*]The Undefeated - 4:07 [*]Slow Life - 7:00 [/LIST=1]
III. After three successful, groundbreaking albums, Emerson, Lake, and Palmer started to settle into their signature sound with 1972's 'Trilogy'. Featuring a cover of Aaron Copeland's Hoedown and the epic Trilogy, this album does not dissapoint.[list=1][*]The Endless Enigma, Pt. 1 (Emerson/Lake) - 6:37 [*]Fugue (Emerson) - 1:57 [*]The Endless Enigma, Pt. 2 (Emerson/Lake) - 2:00 [*]From the Beginning (Lake) - 4:14 [*]The Sheriff (Emerson/Lake) - 3:22 [*]Hoedown (Coplan) - 3:48 [*]Trilogy (Emerson/Lake) - 8:54 [*]Living Sin (Emerson/Lake/Palmer) - 3:11 [*]Abaddon's Bolero (Emerson) - 8:13 [/LIST=1]
IV. The critical, sales, and personal failure of Sex and Religion was too much at first for Steve Vai. After disconnecting himself for a few months, Steve re-emerged with Alien Love Secrets, a renewed commitment to his muse, and praise from his fans who detested the previous album.[list=1][*]Bad Horsie (Vai) - 5:51 [*]Juice (Vai) - 3:44 [*]Die to Live (Vai) - 3:52 [*]The Boy from Seattle (Vai) - 5:04 [*]Ya-Yo Gakk (Vai) - 2:52 [*]Kill the Guy With the Ball/The God Eaters (Vai) - 7:02 [*]Tender Surrender (Vai) - 5:09 [/LIST=1]

[PlayingTheFool]

I. As the end of the Radio Gnome Invisible trilogy and Hillage, Allen, & Smyth's careers with the early Gong; 'You' was their finale in more ways than one. Presenting their continued cheerful, psychadelic insanity can't help but make me think of what music a less troubled Syd Barrett might have created.

Is there anyway you can play this album anytime soon?

Thanks.

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Originally posted by PlayingTheFool


Is there anyway you can play this album anytime soon?

Thanks.

I can try, but I don't think the gnomes will like it. As with the others, I'll keep it in mind when I go into replays.

[PlayingTheFool]

Originally posted by Extended Play


I can try, but I don't think the gnomes will like it. As with the others, I'll keep it in mind when I go into replays.

Hey thanks! & one more question..who are the gnomes?

Originally posted by PlayingTheFool


Hey thanks! & one more question..who are the gnomes?

They're the Gnomes of Radio Gnome invisible.

Watch out for the pot-head pixies too, man!!!

[PlayingTheFool]

Originally posted by Keith Waye


They're the Gnomes of Radio Gnome invisible.

Watch out for the pot-head pixies too, man!!!

Pun intended?