Thoughts on this album? I love the guitar on The Four Horsemen

One of my favs

very solid

sex section is bueno pleb filter

>>71100266
all the seats were occupied is an experience

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>when the battle of the locusts comes in

>>71100424

I really would like to find more work by the guitarist on this album, but its pretty hard to find as I don't know greek. Apparently he had a solo career.

>>71100266
The most underrated prog giant ever.

>>71100384

>parents walk in

DO IT

THE DAY THE WALLS OF THE CITIES

NO MORE WILL THEY SUFFER FROM HUNGER

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>>71100266

>this record broke the band up

What went wrong?

prog for hipster try-hards, a few interesting moments bogged down by endless bullshit

>>71103183

Pleb who turned it off during ∞ detected.

>>71103267
nnnnnnnnope, take your ASSumptions and stick them where they belong

>>71103314

not an argument

>>71103183

>>71103183
Recommend something you like then? No?

>>71104629
area's arbeit macht frei

>>71100266
> weird frantic women orgasm for like ages

How do you guys like this shit?

honestly that parts enough to kill the whole album.

>>71107258
You are >>71103183, right?

>>71105752
Meh

>>71107567
no but he is pretty spot on.

I mean i was enjoying the nice guitar work at the start and more classical rock elements but still getting hit with alot of filler. Then that orgasm part comes on and it just fucks the whole thing up. desu i was laughing my ass off because it just went on and on.

>>71107647
I guess it's not for everyone. I enjoyed it.

>>71107721
yeh i guess im just destined to never like prog.

>>71107767
what prog have you heard? this album isn't very representative of prog at all

>>71107258
>>71107647
Read this:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/666_(Aphrodite%27s_Child_album)

>>71107823
"∞" ("Infinity"), the most controversial song on the album, consists ofIrene Papaschanting "I was, I am, I am to come" over a sparse percussion track, gradually building into an orgasmic frenzy. Vangelis described the track as conveying "the pain of birth and the joy of intercourse."Ferris originally sought a narrator with a heavy British accent to recite the lyric, in order to create a contrast with the climactic frenzy, but Papas' improvisation was chosen instead because it made a stronger impression. Hegarty and Halliwell describe the song as part of the "increased cacophony" that marks the progression towards the apocalypse.Melody Makerremarked in 1972 that in light of the publicity received bySerge Gainsbourg's "Je t'aime... moi non plus", it was "odd" that the media overlooked666, but that it would have been a "pity" if it achieved notoriety solely due to Papas' contribution. A sample of Papas taking sharp breaths was used in Enigma's"Principles Of Lust".

>>71107647
I just listened to 666 for the first time and I'm only really familiar with entry-level prog but I thought that part was really well done. It goes a little long but I thought it was going to be really cringey and it ended up being very powerful.

Ask a Greek Hellinas anything.

>>71107780
not many. Selling England by the pound, this, yes CTTE, Pink Floyd, magma, future days. I guess i'm interested in finding something with more of a subtle style, less epic if you know what i mean, maybe more modern too.

>>71107847
this is interesting maybe the concept was lost on me.

>>71108437
i think it could've powerful at a shorter length.

>>71108437

Thats how I felt about it too. But it was definitely a little uncomfortable at first

DO IT

>>71110543
Try King Crimson - red

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>>71110543
I'd recommend listening to Canterbury scene bands. Here's an album, even though not Canterbury scene one, I'd recommend.