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And there's a new one in the oven: http://prog.teamrock.com/news/2016-03-08/steven-wilson-moves-forward-on-album-work

Nice review man! Like it very much.

Not yet. It's 6:00 pm too. It's not unheard of for them to come this late but I think we may need to go see if the thing is boarded up or something. I mean the roads are clear at this point. We still have some snow on the ground but the roads are passable. It's getting ridiculous! Keep the faith!

Did the mailman show up?

Where did you order from? I ordered from Burning Shed and got a shipping confirmation. Hoping it comes by release day at least. I ordered from Burning Shed actually. I initially said I wasn't going to pre-order it from there but I ended up caving in at the end (hence why I have the postcard as well). I think it was Friday they shipped it out to me. This is surprisingly fast considering I'm from the US. And the verdict isssssssssss ?

Still an autobuy. The previews sound familiair. But hey, the man is only human. Friday I,ll buy a HQ download. Ps friday the mute gods also release their first album. Don,t know what to make of that right now.

A very interesting interview with the man himself: http://stevenwilsonhq.com/sw/track-by-track-interview-with-steven-wilson-on-4-%C2%BD-part-1/ Enjoy reading!

Saw Saga in 1983 in Amsterdam. Love the early music albums. Rush was number 1 then (and now), but Saga came second during those years. Great to see there are other fans!

Excellent news from Steven Wilson: https://www.burningshed.com/store/stevenwilson/product/65/7069/ New album: six songs, 37 minutes. Autobuy!

Dt is imho so overrated. Its a real ordeal to listen to them. So the posted question is no question at all. Ps I own almost all prog music there is, except Dt.

Haha! my top five Genesis studio records are "Trespass" to "Lamb!" Totally agree, I listen to the albums quite regular at the moment. Lamb has some great moments I can listen all day to!

494 Saga - Worlds Apart (robertus3) Saga definitely belongs in the top 500. If I had to choose from the first vife studio albums, I think this is the one. Saw them in 1983 in The Netherlands and still get shivers hearing those songs. Even when I don't listen to much to it these days.

450. Somewhere in Time – Iron Maiden (J211YYZ) 451. Piece of Mind – Iron Maiden (djflex) 452. The Road to Hell – Chris Rea (ru_ready) 453. Have You Fed the Fish? – Badly Drawn Boy (ReGorLaTroy) 454. The Blurred Crusade- The Church (goose) 455. Sheer Heart Attack - Queen (Self- Indulgence) 456. Force It - UFO(Lucas) 457. Muswell Hillbillies - The Kinks (DigitalDad) 458.Permanent Vacation- Aerosmith (New_World Man) 459. In The Heat Of The Night - Pat Benatar (Lucas) 460. The Future Now - Peter 461. The Instigator - Rhett Miller (RiGorLaTroy) 462. The Next Day - David Bowie (robertus3) Even after 45 years still a very creative musician. As you will all agree, even great bands repeat themselves after a number of albums. Only the greatest don't!

Nope, just remembered it as one of my favourite live albums, without realising it is a live album. I have obviously heard a bunch of Supertramp music over the years (Radio) but I don't own any and haven't heard this one. I don't understand the "live album without realizing its a live album" thing if you wouldn't mind explaining further?... :) Paris was the only Supertramp album I owned. I played the tape countless times in the 80's. Even today if I hear a studio version of one of the songs, I still find it a little odd. The live version for me is the studio version, and therefor Paris for me is not a live album.

Nope, just remembered it as one of my favourite live albums, without realising it is a live album.