*The African Society [Part VIII]*
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Re: *The African Society [Part VIII]*Okay, I will remove.(Original post by Cigarette)
LOL no just allow
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Re: *The African Society [Part VIII]*Yeah it was a classic...back in the days when L. Lohan was...pure and untainted(Original post by Tucking Fypo)
Lord have Mercy Olubunmi, nowt wrong with appreciating a film like that.
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Re: *The African Society [Part VIII]*hey(Original post by Valjean)
Hello lovely people.
It's nearly the weekend!
Anybody planning anything exciting?
yeah, watching lots of football and probably be a bit sad after it. -
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Re: *The African Society [Part VIII]*I can be the answer lol(Original post by Cigarette)
Yeah it was a classic...back in the days when L. Lohan was...pure and untainted
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Re: *The African Society [Part VIII]*(Original post by + polarity -)
Post 16... :/
at the negs
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Re: *The African Society [Part VIII]*drumming is brilliant from the first one, heard it from one of their albums(Original post by + polarity -)
Oh, the 2 songs from Clockwork Angels
I don't know why you'd release a single 2 years before the album,
as for the two songs, I like the variation in tempo in the first one, classic Rush, reminded me of Spindrift from the last album. second song: good anthem, sounds like a fusion of everything they've ever done, but particular from the synthesisers era in the 1980s.
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Re: *The African Society [Part VIII]*Just listened to the Stargazer cover, I'll listen to these now(Original post by Mastermind`)
drumming is brilliant from the first one, heard it from one of their albums
as for the two songs, I like the variation in tempo in the first one, classic Rush, reminded me of Spindrift from the last album. second song: good anthem, sounds like a fusion of everything they've ever done, but particular from the synthesisers era in the 1980s.
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Re: *The African Society [Part VIII]*Loved Freefall. The bass, and the bit just past halfway(Original post by Mastermind`)
by DT? Actually, also listen to this if you have the time as it has good bass. The whole of 'Mirage' album by Camel is a classic, probably the best old-school prog album I've heard.
Listening to Killer then I'll listen to that one ^
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Re: *The African Society [Part VIII]*Freefall is their most famous song. I underrated Camel, need to work through their discography(Original post by + polarity -)
Loved Freefall. The bass, and the bit just past halfway Listening to Killer then I'll listen to that one ^
This music is making me sleepy
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Re: *The African Society [Part VIII]*P.S. Yeah, by DT(Original post by Mastermind`)
by DT? Actually, also listen to this if you have the time as it has good bass. The whole of 'Mirage' album by Camel is a classic, probably the best old-school prog album I've heard.
Killer really grew on me. At first I found the lyrics weird, but the music (particularly the drums) redeemed it
The third song with the long name, wow. The intro made me :/ but after that, it was fantastic. Ahead of their time, them.
Nimrodel, so trippy, especially the outro.
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Re: *The African Society [Part VIII]*Aye, a lesson I've learnt is you should never skip progressive songs unless you've heard them for the duration, you never know the direction they're gonna go. I think I like Killer for its riff rather than anything else.(Original post by + polarity -)
P.S. Yeah, by DT
Killer really grew on me. At first I found the lyrics weird, but the music (particularly the drums) redeemed it
The third song with the long name, wow. The intro made me :/ but after that, it was fantastic. Ahead of their time, them.
Nimrodel, so trippy, especially the outro.
I always thought Nimrodel was okay, but would skip it before it got to the outro. Then one day I was listening to the album whilst reading a book and was too busy to skip so this was the first time I heard the outro, I was like HOW haven't I heard this!? One of the best outros I have ever heard. -
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Re: *The African Society [Part VIII]*****, I keep imagining my death. It's turning my stomach.
http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/show...&postcount=550Last edited by + polarity -; 11-05-2012 at 04:35.
