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David- 08 Oct, 2018
Genesis - Video Show [DVD] (2005)
Love em or loath em, Genesis after Peter Gabriel and Steve Hackett left, became even bigger stadium fillers and fully transformed into mega selling, production line pop superstars.
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David
- 05 Oct, 2018
Megadeth - Rust In Peace (1990)
It’s Friday. It’s literally the weeks end. Time to give your brain the heave ho and leave all pretensions at the front door.
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David
- 04 Oct, 2018
Tricky - Skilled Mechanics (2016)
It’s well over 20 years since Tricky’s “Maxinquaye” stunned the music world and topped most “best of” album lists for 1995.
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David
- 02 Oct, 2018
Cate Le Bon - Crab Day
I still haven’t trawled through all of my $2 “take-a-punt” CDs from Te Whare Putunga. After my Steven “Bloody” Wilson marathon last month, I’m ready for some fresh sounds.
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David
- 30 Sep, 2018
Porcupine Tree - Fear Of A Blank Planet (2007)
Simply put, this is probably the most perfect Steven Wilson/Porcupine Tree release in the entire SW catalogue. It’s a big subjective statement to make but it’s hard to prove otherwise on the strength of this brilliant record.
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David
- 27 Sep, 2018
Porcupine Tree - Stupid Dream (1999)
Another great release for a SW/PT newbie to wrap their ears around. This record, along with “In Absentia” and “Deadwing” would be the perfect place to start appraising Mr.
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David
- 25 Sep, 2018
David's Session - Sep 18
The themes were: _ONE SHORT TRACK of any given artist or band of no more than 3 minutes. , ONE LONG TRACK of any given artist or band no longer than 18 minutes _
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David
- 23 Sep, 2018
Steven Wilson - Get All You Deserve (2012)
Behind the veil. One of the best props I’ve ever seen at any gig is the transparent/translucent cloak that Mr Wilson’s band plays behind on this 2012 recorded gig and also experienced live for most of his 2016 gig in Auckland.
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David
- 21 Sep, 2018
Steven Wilson - The Raven That Refused To Sing (2013)
This is Mr Wilson at his most progressive. It’s Genesis, it’s King Crimson, it’s fucking Return To Forever. There’s a crash hot ensemble playing all around him and aside from vocals he does take more of a back seat on this performance wise.
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David
- 19 Sep, 2018
No-Man - Flowermouth (1994)
Yet another piece of the musical heritage puzzle that is the Steven Wilson brand. This early 90’s record is a largely experimental, but highly accessible pop record made in collaboration with vocalist Tim Bowness.
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