MasterOfPuppets

New CIRCA: album (Yes related) Silent Resolve is due sometime next year.

I've been enjoying the new versions of the songs. It's interesting to hear a different take on them, along with the inclusion of the violin. Hopefully they'll do a full version of "And You And I" in the future.

Good for them, maybe it'll translate into album sales as well.

There is a make an offer button. The person probably doesn't expect 1,500 and will take something substantially less.

Mystery - Delusion Rain

Pink Floyd - A Momentary Lapse of Reason

Listen to it yet? Any impressions?

I would probably have to say Guns N' Roses, from what I've heard I've enjoyed their music the most.

Genesis - Wind & Wuthering

Rush - Clockwork Angels

I've been enjoying it. They're also touring the US and a show in Canada from 10/23 to 11/21.

Anyone here listen to the Anderson Ponty Band's first album Better Late than Never? The band has Jean-Luc Ponty and Jon Anderson in it, for prog rock and jazz fans.

November 15 - Mystery - Delusion Rain

So the band will be releasing their new album Delusion Rain on November 15. Any new fans of the band here since the last post?

Smokin' - Boston

Didn't know they were doing shows already. I'll be interesting to see what Sam Coulson brings to the table.

Yes, Benoît David, he was in Yes from 2008 until 2012. He recorded a studio album (Fly From Here) and a live album (In the Present – Live from Lyon) with them.

That's awesome! I'm sure it was nice to save the $99. There's one CD I'm looking for that I hope I can find soon.

Yup, that's how it should be done.

This auction says it's a silver at least.

CD-rs have a shelf life though of about 10 years if you're lucky, less or more depending on various conditions. With a pressed disc, you'll be able to listen to it 100 years from now. Not true at all - all cd's have a shelf-life. You are right, my point was one should still expect that a properly pressed CD will last much longer than a properly burned CD-r. And of course the years I said are mostly estimates, based on that.

I can say that I've never seen a band that was disappointing, fortunately. Though, I've only seen a few bands so far.

CD-rs have a shelf life though of about 10 years if you're lucky, less or more depending on various conditions. With a pressed disc, you'll be able to listen to it 100 years from now.