Metal Reviews

One of the greatest debuts to have graced the progressive rock world.

A splendorous release.

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Music equal to being kissed by sun's ever gentle rays. Remarkable.

Slept on this one. Tasteful, blue collar prog built on a soulful, hard rock foundation. Welcome to the rotation.

^^Have definitely heard of the name King's X. I have never listened to their music. Will be sure to hear them soon. Interesting cover art and I do believe the name of the album is taken from a fictional work of literature. Thanks, Joshua.

It's the title of an old C.S. Lewis novel. The band reference his works on a few other songs as well.

Yes I know of C.S. Lewis, a lay theologian, and also the author of the very successful, Chronicles of Narnia.

And the streak of the classics continues.

Edit: I must make mention that the song "Dancing In The Moonlight" is without a doubt one of the most blissfully joyful songs I have ever heard in classic rock music.

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A man who has access to cosmological frequencies.

Giving this another go after the new album announcement.

Like that old big fat black cat playing with her much mutilated cotton ball and that glare in her eyes.

In 1979, Black Flag played their first show at Moose Lodge, no. 1873 in Redondo Beach, California. More than 34 years later, Flag -- a group comprised of former members Keith Morris (vocals), Chuck Dukowski (bass), Dez Cadena (guitar/vocals) and Bill Stevenson (drums), with Descendents / All guitarist Stephen Egerton -- played the same venue to an invite-only crowd of less than 200 people.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsZt8yiwN-o

Interesting historical fact. Will be sure to check the link out towards late night. Thanks, buddy.

My first time hearing this particular live recording.

^^Replaying my previous post in full (2 discs). Outstanding live performance.