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[MasterCylinder]

........as in OFFICE OF STRATEGIC INFLUENCE..................have any of you people heard this stuff ?

A friend at work gave me a CD-r copy of this disc and I found it fairly addicting.

Some Floyd tendencies here, among others............kinda spacey.

I know Troy would like it..............this stuff would help with those all-night drives.

[ForeverAutumn]

........as in OFFICE OF STRATEGIC INFLUENCE..................have any of you people heard this stuff ?

A friend at work gave me a CD-r copy of this disc and I found it fairly addicting.

Some Floyd tendencies here, among others............kinda spacey.

I know Troy would like it..............this stuff would help with those all-night drives.

There were some posts about this a long time back. Like, maybe, a year ago. BarryL was singing its praises big time. I think Troy and DarrenH were also. And, of course, our long lost friend...Demetrio.

I haven't heard it myself. Although I'm sure that I would like it from what I've heard about it. I meant to borrow it from Barry, but never got around to it. So much music, so little time. Sigh.

[BarryL]

........as in OFFICE OF STRATEGIC INFLUENCE..................have any of you people heard this stuff ?

A friend at work gave me a CD-r copy of this disc and I found it fairly addicting.

Some Floyd tendencies here, among others............kinda spacey.

I know Troy would like it..............this stuff would help with those all-night drives.

I recall it was a great album. Haven't spun it in a while though. Includes members from Fates Warning (Jim Matheos), Chroma Key (Kevin Moore), Dream Theater (Mike Portnoy), Gordian Knot (Sean Malone) with a guest appearance by Porcupine Tree's Steve Wilson. It's a very modern progressive rock album, and reflects a harder-edge quirky rock sound that you might expect from any of the bands the members are from. If you're going to pick it up, try to find a version with the bonus disk, which includes PF's Set The Controls For the Heart of the Sun. It's not a great cover version of a mundane tune, but it contains a 17 minute track The Thing That Never Was which is outstanding.

A fine release from good ol' 2003.

[MasterCylinder]

It is sometimes bad to be so predictable; but, it is also great to be so dependable.

I was guessing Barry would reply to this one.

Thanks dude -- make a copy and give it to your sis.

[BarryL]

It is sometimes bad to be so predictable; but, it is also great to be so dependable.

I was guessing Barry would reply to this one.

Thanks dude -- make a copy and give it to your sis.

Maybe you're friend has this as well, or should get it and get a copy to you.

Let me know.

[Dusty Chalk]

I dig it, too!

[Dave_G]

It's pretty good stuff along the lines of Porcupine Tree et al.

I'm wanting the new Flower Kings more than anything.

Dave

[Dusty Chalk]

Oops, sorry, not Ghost World, Ghost Book. And it's a soundtrack to the film, Okul, whatever that is.