Younger Brother — Spinning into Place
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Friendly strangers on the path
Is there something i came here to do?
Wandering here, wandering there
I just wanna fit with you
Before the chaos hits the door
The sun was on my face
Can i hear you in the storm?
Is anybody there?
Iiiiiiiiiii.... (spinning into place)
Iiiiiiiiiii.... (spinning in outer space)
Now look up, look up again
Can you see the lights grow dim?
I hope you'll find i'm still the same
as a boy often in the rain
Before the dice hit the floor
And they have shown their hands
Its time to take another breath
And sink beneath the sand
Iiiiiiiiiiiii... (spinning into place)
Iiiiiiiiiiiii... (spinning in outer space)
Ill be with you
we'll be together
On our return
Returning from wherever
Ill be with you
We'll be together
On our return
Returning from wherever
Iiiiiiiiiiiii... (spinning into place)
Spinning in outer space
Ill be with you
We'll be together
Is there something i came here to do?
Wandering here, wandering there
I just wanna fit with you
Before the chaos hits the door
The sun was on my face
Can i hear you in the storm?
Is anybody there?
Iiiiiiiiiii.... (spinning into place)
Iiiiiiiiiii.... (spinning in outer space)
Now look up, look up again
Can you see the lights grow dim?
I hope you'll find i'm still the same
as a boy often in the rain
Before the dice hit the floor
And they have shown their hands
Its time to take another breath
And sink beneath the sand
Iiiiiiiiiiiii... (spinning into place)
Iiiiiiiiiiiii... (spinning in outer space)
Ill be with you
we'll be together
On our return
Returning from wherever
Ill be with you
We'll be together
On our return
Returning from wherever
Iiiiiiiiiiiii... (spinning into place)
Spinning in outer space
Ill be with you
We'll be together
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6 -> 7
Logged in to make sure I had given this a 10.
On_The_Beach wrote:
Good analogy
Well, I like it, but I can't help thinking "Snow Patrol meets Tangerine Dream".
Good analogy
This one started out a strong 7, maybe even an 8 ... and then it wouldn't end. It kept going and going. Now it's a 5.
bruceandjenna wrote:
All the better, my man!
I like it, but way too similar to their tune Train. [Y'know, lalala "this machine" ]. And on the same album, no less.
All the better, my man!
Back when RP only played good music I actually rated this a 9, now a 10 of course!
I like it, but way too similar to their tune Train. [Y'know, lalala "this machine" ]. And on the same album, no less.
Well, I like it, but I can't help thinking "Snow Patrol meets Tangerine Dream".
In an earlier Shpongle song, someone mentioned how Dorset Perception reminds them they miss Younger Brother, and now 10 songs later...
rabaak wrote:
yes. Train and Shine are my top 2 favs.
so, the cover art. is the person being pelted by cherry blossoms?
I love it. They have several other songs I really like too like Train and Shine.
yes. Train and Shine are my top 2 favs.
so, the cover art. is the person being pelted by cherry blossoms?
Michael_Dean wrote:
awwww
I never caught this one before this evening. The words in this song cover a great sentiment for Chulito here, who got so old that he had to go last month.
I'll be with you
We'll be together
On our return
Returning from wherever
Friendly strangers on the path
Is there something I came here to do
Wandering here, wandering there
I just wanna fit with you
Before the chaos hits the door
The sun was on my face
Can I hear you in the storm
Is anybody there
I'll be with you
We'll be together
On our return
Returning from wherever
Friendly strangers on the path
Is there something I came here to do
Wandering here, wandering there
I just wanna fit with you
Before the chaos hits the door
The sun was on my face
Can I hear you in the storm
Is anybody there
awwww
I so love Younger Brother. Regretfully (or thankfully) the only place I have ever heard them is on RP. I just googled them to find out if they were doing any shows near me (Colorado). The closest concert was in Sri Lanka on February 12, which has passed since today is 3/3/2023. Nothing else scheduled that I am able to find. :( I always have the future. 
MattRudely wrote:
Could you skip and let the rest of us enjoy it while you work out your issues?
I am vehemently anti- this album. 
Could you skip and let the rest of us enjoy it while you work out your issues?
Nice sounds... makes my ears take over the sensorial perception systems.
Great tune from a great band of talent.
BTW...I have been remiss of sending $$$ to RP, been tough lately but just sent in some money to keep this awesome platform alive and well. I also continue to refer new people to this station, best on the net. Please donate what you can.
BTW...I have been remiss of sending $$$ to RP, been tough lately but just sent in some money to keep this awesome platform alive and well. I also continue to refer new people to this station, best on the net. Please donate what you can.
I was at the vaccine shop and this song came on. 6 more weeks of pandemic.
This is some of the most emotionally connected downtempo ever...bravo fellows...always a pleasure...
First time I heard this my thought was "Okay, I thought I knew all of Pink Floyd's songs. How did I miss this?"
That's not a bad thing. I'd say it's a compliment to the artists.
That's not a bad thing. I'd say it's a compliment to the artists.
MattRudely wrote:
Another negative comment from a negative, narrow-minded person. Listen to KISS FM mate.
I am vehemently anti- this album.
Another negative comment from a negative, narrow-minded person. Listen to KISS FM mate.
MattRudely wrote:
You're vehemently anti a lot of music played here on RP. Over 25% of your ratings are a 1 (9 out of your 32). Did you ever think of finding another place to listen to music that more appeals to you?
I am vehemently anti- this album.
You're vehemently anti a lot of music played here on RP. Over 25% of your ratings are a 1 (9 out of your 32). Did you ever think of finding another place to listen to music that more appeals to you?
MattRudely wrote:
I'm not.
I am vehemently anti- this album.
I'm not.
I am vehemently anti- this album.
After countless hearings in many settings, this incredible song (and artist) still grows on me with each listen; it's as deep and alive as RP!
Hmmm. Had this at a 7, so I bumped it up to an 8. Then I got chills listening to it more intently, now it's a 9.
One of the first tunes I listened to on RP.
A couple of years later, I'm finally getting the renovation finished on my gran's house. Listening to this as I'm laying some floating floor in what will be the kid's bedroom. Things are indeed spinning into place.
I'm smiling thinking of my gran. Wherever she is now, she must be happy to see that we'll hopefully soon be able to stay in her old house :)
Thanks RP for making my life nicer.
A couple of years later, I'm finally getting the renovation finished on my gran's house. Listening to this as I'm laying some floating floor in what will be the kid's bedroom. Things are indeed spinning into place.
I'm smiling thinking of my gran. Wherever she is now, she must be happy to see that we'll hopefully soon be able to stay in her old house :)
Thanks RP for making my life nicer.
some of these synths sound too similar to my notification sounds
Rockit9 wrote:
Get your ears checked
it does have a porcupine tree feel, and my ears are fine
Get your ears checked
it does have a porcupine tree feel, and my ears are fine
RandomousJam wrote:
But can you dance to it?
I do not have one complaint about this music, none - I listen to it and I love it. I have nothing but gushing admiration for their catchy sounds. To the point (but not beyond) of sounding sarcastic, I listen to this all day long when I'm not listening to Radio Paradise. At the core, my auditory system is embedded with an identically matched frequency spectrum
But can you dance to it?
"Vaccine" - very appropriate for this uplifting week in Europe.
I like the way this builds. Very dramatic.
Wesurk53 wrote:
I love that gorgeous dog, he was clearly loved.
I love that gorgeous dog, he was clearly loved.
Immediately when seeing this bands album cover I think of Abby Road. Wonder why!!!
Michael_Dean wrote:
I never caught this one before this evening. The words in this song cover a great sentiment for Chulito here, who got so old that he had to go last month.
I'll be with you
We'll be together
On our return
Returning from wherever
Friendly strangers on the path
Is there something I came here to do
Wandering here, wandering there
I just wanna fit with you
Before the chaos hits the door
The sun was on my face
Can I hear you in the storm
Is anybody there
sweet Chulito
I'll be with you
We'll be together
On our return
Returning from wherever
Friendly strangers on the path
Is there something I came here to do
Wandering here, wandering there
I just wanna fit with you
Before the chaos hits the door
The sun was on my face
Can I hear you in the storm
Is anybody there
sweet Chulito
This song fills me with light, and I've finally had to bump it to a 10! Always hits the spot.
This pick to follow up Symphony No. 5 in C minor was kinda masterful. Only RP could pull this kinda thing out of the hat.
be4con wrote:
Not to mention that the album cover for Last Days of Gravity is on my top 10 list of cutting edge covers.
First 2 albums are far better in my opinion, the 2nd - Last Days of Gravity - is one of the finest electronic albums created. I didn't like the direction they took with this one at all, and like many of their fans I was critical that they had moved too far from their electronic roots. YB seemed to acknowledge that fact by releasing the electronic version of Vaccine to popular demand. The electronic version is far, far superior to the rock-lite original.
There are some great tracks on here, but if you really want to hear the best of them then get Last Days of Gravity and a Flock of Bleeps.
There are some great tracks on here, but if you really want to hear the best of them then get Last Days of Gravity and a Flock of Bleeps.
Not to mention that the album cover for Last Days of Gravity is on my top 10 list of cutting edge covers.
I dig the melding of electronica and guitar. I regularly play Younger Brother on when I'm at home.
Love, love, love this sing! Thanks, Bill, for introducing me to Younger Brother.
Gracias Bill por el slideshow, me ha gustado mucho, excelentes fotografías!
I find the cover mesmerizing as the American Redbuds petals are covering the ground like snow in central Illinois.
Proclivities wrote:
Yes, it is a cool, trippy groove. Fortunately (for me), it does not remind me of Yes or Pink Floyd as it does others.
It's PsyTrance-y, that's why
Yes, it is a cool, trippy groove. Fortunately (for me), it does not remind me of Yes or Pink Floyd as it does others.
It's PsyTrance-y, that's why
be4con wrote:
Real talk, not to put down anything by these guys
First 2 albums are far better in my opinion, the 2nd - Last Days of Gravity - is one of the finest electronic albums created. I didn't like the direction they took with this one at all, and like many of their fans I was critical that they had moved too far from their electronic roots. YB seemed to acknowledge that fact by releasing the electronic version of Vaccine to popular demand. The electronic version is far, far superior to the rock-lite original.
There are some great tracks on here, but if you really want to hear the best of them then get Last Days of Gravity and a Flock of Bleeps.
There are some great tracks on here, but if you really want to hear the best of them then get Last Days of Gravity and a Flock of Bleeps.
Real talk, not to put down anything by these guys
Dear RP crew. Like an artist, I would like to work anything on graphic design if you ever need some. For free ofc. That would be my dearest support. Love you both. <3
capooti wrote:
Get your ears checked
sounds like porcupine tree
Get your ears checked
RP introduced me to this band. THANKS!
First 2 albums are far better in my opinion, the 2nd - Last Days of Gravity - is one of the finest electronic albums created. I didn't like the direction they took with this one at all, and like many of their fans I was critical that they had moved too far from their electronic roots. YB seemed to acknowledge that fact by releasing the electronic version of Vaccine to popular demand. The electronic version is far, far superior to the rock-lite original.
There are some great tracks on here, but if you really want to hear the best of them then get Last Days of Gravity and a Flock of Bleeps.
There are some great tracks on here, but if you really want to hear the best of them then get Last Days of Gravity and a Flock of Bleeps.
sounds like porcupine tree
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Michael_Dean wrote:
I never caught this one before this evening. The words in this song cover a great sentiment for Chulito here, who got so old that he had to go last month.
I'll be with you
We'll be together
On our return
Returning from wherever
Friendly strangers on the path
Is there something I came here to do
Wandering here, wandering there
I just wanna fit with you
Before the chaos hits the door
The sun was on my face
Can I hear you in the storm
Is anybody there
I'll be with you
We'll be together
On our return
Returning from wherever
Friendly strangers on the path
Is there something I came here to do
Wandering here, wandering there
I just wanna fit with you
Before the chaos hits the door
The sun was on my face
Can I hear you in the storm
Is anybody there
Proclivities wrote:
Yes, it is a cool, trippy groove. Fortunately (for me), it does not remind me of Yes or Pink Floyd as it does others.
Fond of both Yes and PF but have no idea how listeners hear those bands in this song.
This is 'post-prog' in some respects but otherwise it is hard to fathom the connection.
Great CD BTW.
Yes, it is a cool, trippy groove. Fortunately (for me), it does not remind me of Yes or Pink Floyd as it does others.
Fond of both Yes and PF but have no idea how listeners hear those bands in this song.
This is 'post-prog' in some respects but otherwise it is hard to fathom the connection.
Great CD BTW.
A spinning away...... trying to find Jerry..... spin spin fly away.
WONDERFUL!
THANK YOU, radio paradise! :)
THANK YOU, radio paradise! :)
I love it. They have several other songs I really like too like Train and Shine.
Not digging the plinky plunky sound. It would be OK if not for that.
I never caught this one before this evening. The words in this song cover a great sentiment for Chulito here, who got so old that he had to go last month.
I'll be with you
We'll be together
On our return
Returning from wherever
Friendly strangers on the path
Is there something I came here to do
Wandering here, wandering there
I just wanna fit with you
Before the chaos hits the door
The sun was on my face
Can I hear you in the storm
Is anybody there
I'll be with you
We'll be together
On our return
Returning from wherever
Friendly strangers on the path
Is there something I came here to do
Wandering here, wandering there
I just wanna fit with you
Before the chaos hits the door
The sun was on my face
Can I hear you in the storm
Is anybody there
These were on in London recently at the Shpongle Codex vi release @ Troxy, London, my sister went to the all nighter, as she is into them.
Line up was Shpongle (Simon Posford and Raja Ram), Hallucinogen, The Infinity Project, (Raja Ram), Younger Brother , Youth, Prometheus and DJ Lucas.
Line up was Shpongle (Simon Posford and Raja Ram), Hallucinogen, The Infinity Project, (Raja Ram), Younger Brother , Youth, Prometheus and DJ Lucas.
pinto wrote:
Also Thievery Corporation
Now that you've mentioned it, I can hear them as well.
Also Thievery Corporation
Now that you've mentioned it, I can hear them as well.
smackiepipe wrote:
I've always thought Younger Brother had an updated Alan Parsons vibe to them. Glad to know I'm not alone!
Also Thievery Corporation
I've always thought Younger Brother had an updated Alan Parsons vibe to them. Glad to know I'm not alone!
Also Thievery Corporation
debobasu wrote:
they are listed as,...
.
Iiiiiiiiiii.... (spinning into place)
Iiiiiiiiiii.... (spinning in outer space)
Lyrics are "Slipping in to space" methinks...
they are listed as,...
.
Iiiiiiiiiii.... (spinning into place)
Iiiiiiiiiii.... (spinning in outer space)
Lyrics are "Slipping in to space" methinks...
Anyhow, I feel younger brother was much better when the singing was minimal. This foolio doesn't really have much going on in his vocals, not adding very much to the song.
Previous album was much better, same singer, more distorted vocals.
Anyhow, I feel younger brother was much better when the singing was minimal. This foolio doesn't really have much going on in his vocals, not adding very much to the song.
Previous album was much better, same singer, more distorted vocals.
DaidyBoy wrote:
There aren't many times I hit PSD in RP land, I can tell you :)
edit: I jinxed it. Sinead - I am stretched on your grave - just came on and "click", there it was gone.
Sinead eh?
yeah I can see that
The Doors and Who gets me clicking on the PSD
There aren't many times I hit PSD in RP land, I can tell you :)
edit: I jinxed it. Sinead - I am stretched on your grave - just came on and "click", there it was gone.
Sinead eh?
yeah I can see thatThe Doors and Who gets me clicking on the PSD
Skydog wrote:
There aren't many times I hit PSD in RP land, I can tell you :)
edit: I jinxed it. Sinead - I am stretched on your grave - just came on and "click", there it was gone.
I like it here,
life is nice in PSD land
life is nice in PSD land
There aren't many times I hit PSD in RP land, I can tell you :)
edit: I jinxed it. Sinead - I am stretched on your grave - just came on and "click", there it was gone.
I like it here,
life is nice in PSD land
life is nice in PSD land
coloradojohn wrote:
I've always thought Younger Brother had an updated Alan Parsons vibe to them. Glad to know I'm not alone!
— and a whole lot of it sure reminds me of Pyramid-era Alan Parsons (and he was the sound engineer on Dark Side, wasn't he?)... Anyway, SUPERB
I've always thought Younger Brother had an updated Alan Parsons vibe to them. Glad to know I'm not alone!
I love hearing this after Dark Side Us & Them > Eclipse... In some ways, it's kinda like the spacier sound Pink Floyd brought out and laid down on Wish You Were Here... come to think of it, the subtle but awesome bass is in the style of Roger Waters — and a whole lot of it sure reminds me of Pyramid-era Alan Parsons (and he was the sound engineer on Dark Side, wasn't he?)... Anyway, SUPERB
yanyan sas pla t wole alum
Did a web search for this band - looking for tour info. Found this:
"On 16 August 2014 Benji Vaughn stated on Younger Brothers' Facebook page that he would "be going quiet for a while" and that "it's time to disappear for a few years"
Oh well. Another band bites the dust....
"On 16 August 2014 Benji Vaughn stated on Younger Brothers' Facebook page that he would "be going quiet for a while" and that "it's time to disappear for a few years"
Oh well. Another band bites the dust....
bokey wrote:
Bokey no tokey, do the hokey kokey.
Great justification for fratricide.
Cyanide
Cyanide
Bokey no tokey, do the hokey kokey.
Discovered this band thanks to RP, thank you so much for that! Love all their albums!
Proclivities wrote:
Yes, it is a cool, trippy groove. Fortunately (for me), it does not remind me of Yes or Pink Floyd as it does others.
I too am fortunate, a lot better than Pi Flo & Yes
Yes, it is a cool, trippy groove. Fortunately (for me), it does not remind me of Yes or Pink Floyd as it does others.
I too am fortunate, a lot better than Pi Flo & Yes
siemsen wrote:
I just did the same. Thanks RP!
me too...and I don't regret it
rarely I've needed to hear so often an album, and liking it more and more
I just did the same. Thanks RP!
me too...and I don't regret it
rarely I've needed to hear so often an album, and liking it more and more
I recommend the CD.
Solearis wrote:
Welcome, Solearis! There are many, many gems on this station, and a couple from this band like Shine, Train, and Happy Pills!
It's the first time I listen this song, really love it, as I love Radio Paradise.
Ciao from Italy 😊
Ciao from Italy 😊
Welcome, Solearis! There are many, many gems on this station, and a couple from this band like Shine, Train, and Happy Pills!
It's the first time I listen this song, really love it, as I love Radio Paradise.
Ciao from Italy 😊
Ciao from Italy 😊
L
VE
VEThis one getting better with time....
If you like Younger Brother(I love them) check Shpongle.
I really like this song.
If you were to ask Simon, he'd probably suggest that your struggles may have more to do with an insufficient level of psychedelics in your system than with any shortcomings in your gear.
eveliko wrote:
eveliko wrote:
This is the music I try to create with my synths and can't. My gear for sale soon. 
This is the music I try to create with my synths and can't. My gear for sale soon.
I keep wanting to sing along and change the notes slightly to Comfortably Numb from PF :)
Great justification for fratricide.
Bobert_ParkCity wrote:
Cyanide
Bobert_ParkCity wrote:
I'm sure there is a drug would enhance this.... 8
Cyanide
yeshetarchin wrote:
Cool! When I heard the first few notes, I thought of Shpongle!
saw them live at a hungarian trance festival. Absolutely uplifting and amazing expirience. One part of the band, Simon Posford is also a former member of the mighty band Shpongle.
Cool! When I heard the first few notes, I thought of Shpongle!
Wow.
Amazing!
saw them live at a hungarian trance festival. Absolutely uplifting and amazing expirience. One part of the band, Simon Posford is also a former member of the mighty band Shpongle.
GREAT!
siemsen wrote:
I just did the same. Thanks RP!
Ditto
I just did the same. Thanks RP!
Ditto
Padutarb wrote:
I just did the same. Thanks RP!
Bought the album after hearing this track on Radio Paradise. Thanks RP!
I just did the same. Thanks RP!
kcar wrote:
Apparently the Circle of Life has a diameter of 120 millimeters...
Spinning on this short story you put together
Apparently the Circle of Life has a diameter of 120 millimeters...
Spinning on this short story you put together
WonderLizard wrote:
RCinSoCal wrote:
Ugh! Reminds me of the time my HS aged daughter took a CD case with about 9-10 of my favorite CD's to Europe on a school trip (yeah, don't ask...). She left them in a hotel room, never to be enjoyed by me again. :( The things we do for our precious children :))
stunix wrote:
I was staying in this hotel in Europe and a young barman gave me this cd case of 9 or 10 cds given to him from some american girl he had befriended. A fantastic choice of music.
Apparently the Circle of Life has a diameter of 120 millimeters...
I love this album. So, the other day I went to its CD case to play it, and...it was gone. Neither of the girls had it. I hunted high and low for it. It's simply disappeared. Y'know, when you've got a ton of CDs, it's easy to misplace one, but when you do, mourning time.
RCinSoCal wrote:
Ugh! Reminds me of the time my HS aged daughter took a CD case with about 9-10 of my favorite CD's to Europe on a school trip (yeah, don't ask...). She left them in a hotel room, never to be enjoyed by me again. :( The things we do for our precious children :))
stunix wrote:
I was staying in this hotel in Europe and a young barman gave me this cd case of 9 or 10 cds given to him from some american girl he had befriended. A fantastic choice of music.
Apparently the Circle of Life has a diameter of 120 millimeters...
too polished
Once more coming to rate the song only to realise that it's already done :) I just don't understand how I keep forgetting I've already heard them and I know their name lol
Some real depth to the composition. So your music comes out of a computer, I suppose if you pour in your heart and soul into it and really work the machine, it's like an instrument. This occurred to me when we heard how well Younger Brother's music plays with their spacey vocal styling. All good!
crogers wrote:
...and now folks, we have a new winner in the category of Best Admonishment for 2015. "Go rip it to your NAS!"
When they inevitably do a full-length feature (or at least a new sit-com) of "Welcome Back, Kotter", that phrase could replace "Up your nose with a rubber hose!"
...and now folks, we have a new winner in the category of Best Admonishment for 2015. "Go rip it to your NAS!"
When they inevitably do a full-length feature (or at least a new sit-com) of "Welcome Back, Kotter", that phrase could replace "Up your nose with a rubber hose!"
Love the vibe this song gives.
It was only when I looked in to the band and it's members history that I realised the wealth of experience these 3 have. It shows. the way this track builds and holds you there is fantastic. 9 -> 9.4
Jota wrote:
...and now folks, we have a new winner in the category of Best Admonishment for 2015. "Go rip it to your NAS!"
I rip them all to my NAS and stream them. Never lose a disk ever again. :)
...and now folks, we have a new winner in the category of Best Admonishment for 2015. "Go rip it to your NAS!"
Discovered "弟弟" thanx to RP and decided to rate them among the scarce post-2000 electro material I find not only interesting, but seriously good-sounding and well-produced. Not Godlike yet though, they'll have to confirm.
Yes. Yes, there is.
Bobert_ParkCity wrote:
Bobert_ParkCity wrote:
I'm sure there is a drug would enhance this.... 8
ROFL!
stunix wrote:
I was staying in this hotel in Europe and a young barman gave me this cd case of 9 or 10 cds given to him from some american girl he had befriended. A fantastic choice of music.
stunix wrote:
RCinSoCal wrote:
Ugh! Reminds me of the time my HS aged daughter took a CD case with about 9-10 of my favorite CD's to Europe on a school trip (yeah, don't ask...). She left them in a hotel room, never to be enjoyed by me again. :( The things we do for our precious children :))
Ugh! Reminds me of the time my HS aged daughter took a CD case with about 9-10 of my favorite CD's to Europe on a school trip (yeah, don't ask...). She left them in a hotel room, never to be enjoyed by me again. :( The things we do for our precious children :))
I was staying in this hotel in Europe and a young barman gave me this cd case of 9 or 10 cds given to him from some american girl he had befriended. A fantastic choice of music.
RCinSoCal wrote:
Ugh! Reminds me of the time my HS aged daughter took a CD case with about 9-10 of my favorite CD's to Europe on a school trip (yeah, don't ask...). She left them in a hotel room, never to be enjoyed by me again. :( The things we do for our precious children :))
I was staying in this hotel in Europe and a young barman gave me this cd case of 9 or 10 cds given to him from some american girl he had befriended. A fantastic choice of music.
Ugh! Reminds me of the time my HS aged daughter took a CD case with about 9-10 of my favorite CD's to Europe on a school trip (yeah, don't ask...). She left them in a hotel room, never to be enjoyed by me again. :( The things we do for our precious children :))
I was staying in this hotel in Europe and a young barman gave me this cd case of 9 or 10 cds given to him from some american girl he had befriended. A fantastic choice of music.
Jota wrote:
Unless you lose your Disk.
I rip them all to my NAS and stream them. Never lose a disk ever again. :)
Unless you lose your Disk.
I rip them all to my NAS and stream them. Never lose a disk ever again. :)
WonderLizard wrote:
WonderLizard wrote:
I love this album. So, the other day I went to its CD case to play it, and...it was gone. Neither of the girls had it. I hunted high and low for it. It's simply disappeared. Y'know, when you've got a ton of CDs, it's easy to misplace one, but when you do, mourning time.
WonderLizard wrote:
Ugh! Reminds me of the time my HS aged daughter took a CD case with about 9-10 of my favorite CD's to Europe on a school trip (yeah, don't ask...). She left them in a hotel room, never to be enjoyed by me again. :( The things we do for our precious children :))
I love this album. So, the other day I went to its CD case to play it, and...it was gone. Neither of the girls had it. I hunted high and low for it. It's simply disappeared. Y'know, when you've got a ton of CDs, it's easy to misplace one, but when you do, mourning time.
Ugh! Reminds me of the time my HS aged daughter took a CD case with about 9-10 of my favorite CD's to Europe on a school trip (yeah, don't ask...). She left them in a hotel room, never to be enjoyed by me again. :( The things we do for our precious children :))
I love this album. So, the other day I went to its CD case to play it, and...it was gone. Neither of the girls had it. I hunted high and low for it. It's simply disappeared. Y'know, when you've got a ton of CDs, it's easy to misplace one, but when you do, mourning time.
Quite right! Enjoyed this one immensely.
love rp kcar wrote:
calle01 replied:
Because..
I really like RP's format and hoping this bands rating goes into the negative but sadly.. that's not possible?
And..
If I don't rate these songs honestly..
Bill would never know what would the best direction to take his set lists.
Also..
Know how glad I am to use the PSD when even the first note of this crap is played.
My favourite part of calle01's psychosis; no matter how highly rated a song may be, he believes that his 1 is going to dictate whether Bill plays it.
He does seem somewhat masochistic.
calle01 replied:
Because..
I really like RP's format and hoping this bands rating goes into the negative but sadly.. that's not possible?
And..
If I don't rate these songs honestly..
Bill would never know what would the best direction to take his set lists.
Also..
Know how glad I am to use the PSD when even the first note of this crap is played.
My favourite part of calle01's psychosis; no matter how highly rated a song may be, he believes that his 1 is going to dictate whether Bill plays it.
He does seem somewhat masochistic.
Loved it, gonna buy the MP3 on Amazon and add to the running workout music.
Kinda cool spacey ?
calle01 wrote:
from comments for https://www.radioparadise.com/?name=songinfo&song_id=43822
Aud wrote:
Why do you listen to RP when 63% of what you rate is a "1?"
Go find some other place to your "liking" instead of dragging the ratings down!
calle01 replied:
Because..
I really like RP's format and hoping this bands rating goes into the negative but sadly.. that's not possible?
And..
If I don't rate these songs honestly..
Bill would never know what would the best direction to take his set lists.
Also..
Know how glad I am to use the PSD when even the first note of this crap is played.
So you like the format but hate most of the songs and you think giving them a "1" is going to make things better for you. And you feel happy to use PSD even though it's likely going to take you to another song you hate.
I have to ask: do you live in a smallsmall room that has sharp spikes on all the exposed surfaces? 'Cause you seem to like a lot of pain.
Awful!
from comments for https://www.radioparadise.com/?name=songinfo&song_id=43822
Aud wrote:
Why do you listen to RP when 63% of what you rate is a "1?"
Go find some other place to your "liking" instead of dragging the ratings down!
calle01 replied:
Because..
I really like RP's format and hoping this bands rating goes into the negative but sadly.. that's not possible?
And..
If I don't rate these songs honestly..
Bill would never know what would the best direction to take his set lists.
Also..
Know how glad I am to use the PSD when even the first note of this crap is played.
So you like the format but hate most of the songs and you think giving them a "1" is going to make things better for you. And you feel happy to use PSD even though it's likely going to take you to another song you hate.
I have to ask: do you live in a smallsmall room that has sharp spikes on all the exposed surfaces? 'Cause you seem to like a lot of pain.
Giverofpain wrote:
Yes, it is a cool, trippy groove. Fortunately (for me), it does not remind me of Yes or Pink Floyd as it does others.
Trippy in its melancholy sound.
Yes, it is a cool, trippy groove. Fortunately (for me), it does not remind me of Yes or Pink Floyd as it does others.
Great.
Bought the album after hearing this track on Radio Paradise. Thanks RP!
I'm sure there is a drug would enhance this.... 8
Trippy in its melancholy sound.
just wow... 
Simply melody with many layers of sound. Vocals are just right. Lyrics: still figuring them out. Great combination! My mind is traveling.
ofanansky wrote:
Absolutely my discovery of the year. Brilliant Album! Cannot wait for them to play a live gig somewhere around Holland.
strange...I see all the comments comparing this to Pink Floyd, who I love, but those first few notes just make me rush for the PSD button
clwguy wrote:
clwguy wrote:
but for the rest of us its enjoyed every single time.
cheers
ofanansky wrote:
cheers
ofanansky wrote:
overplayed and annoying every single time
Absolutely my discovery of the year. Brilliant Album! Cannot wait for them to play a live gig somewhere around Holland.
old_shep wrote:
Little of this reminds me of Yes. But I adore Yes (upto Relayer) and am starting to grow fond of Younger Brother.
Like this I think because it reminds me of Yes.
Little of this reminds me of Yes. But I adore Yes (upto Relayer) and am starting to grow fond of Younger Brother.