Maybe it just isn`t for you, sometimes that happens. There are a few albums from TD that don`t click with me.timer wrote:We gave this a listen the other night , and I must say that strangely I wasn't taken with it at all.
I will admit that it hasn't had many more than five plays since we got it, I'll give it a go in a few weeks
Seven Letters is Top Notch! A fantastic album given the right mood.hansx wrote:It was a while ago that I listened to this one. Almost forgot how it sounded. For some reason it struck me now. It is better than I remembered. I played it louder than I usually do. Especially I like the first two songs. The Green land is beautifull with the piano. Think this one will drop by again in the next weeks.
I got this today. Heard it many years ago, but did not remember how good it is. Just listened to the opening track The Red Blood Connection. I thought struck me then: Would not this particular track be an extremely majestic concert opener? That was what I thought when I sat down and listened to those 4 minutes and 48 seconds. Wow!TheMan wrote:Seven Letters is Top Notch! A fantastic album given the right mood.hansx wrote:It was a while ago that I listened to this one. Almost forgot how it sounded. For some reason it struck me now. It is better than I remembered. I played it louder than I usually do. Especially I like the first two songs. The Green land is beautifull with the piano. Think this one will drop by again in the next weeks.
I remember buying the SLFT in a CD/T-Shirt package and always loved the albums subtle tones.........I agree with you on "The Red Blood Connection" sentiments,that would be a fine openerInsvims wrote:I got this today. Heard it many years ago, but did not remember how good it is. Just listened to the opening track The Red Blood Connection. I thought struck me then: Would not this particular track be an extremely majestic concert opener? That was what I thought when I sat down and listened to those 4 minutes and 48 seconds. Wow!TheMan wrote:Seven Letters is Top Notch! A fantastic album given the right mood.hansx wrote:It was a while ago that I listened to this one. Almost forgot how it sounded. For some reason it struck me now. It is better than I remembered. I played it louder than I usually do. Especially I like the first two songs. The Green land is beautifull with the piano. Think this one will drop by again in the next weeks.
PS. I got the Membran release. Very nice to have a re-mastered version, but although most of the Membran releases have nice covers I think that the blue original cover for this one is more beautiful. It is also a bit annoying that the album title and band name are written upside down on the back (the slim side facing out when it is on the CD shelves, don't know what it's called in English).
Insvims wrote:I got this today. Heard it many years ago, but did not remember how good it is. Just listened to the opening track The Red Blood Connection. I thought struck me then: Would not this particular track be an extremely majestic concert opener? That was what I thought when I sat down and listened to those 4 minutes and 48 seconds. Wow!TheMan wrote:Seven Letters is Top Notch! A fantastic album given the right mood.hansx wrote:It was a while ago that I listened to this one. Almost forgot how it sounded. For some reason it struck me now. It is better than I remembered. I played it louder than I usually do. Especially I like the first two songs. The Green land is beautifull with the piano. Think this one will drop by again in the next weeks.
PS. I got the Membran release. Very nice to have a re-mastered version, but although most of the Membran releases have nice covers I think that the blue original cover for this one is more beautiful. It is also a bit annoying that the album title and band name are written upside down on the back (the slim side facing out when it is on the CD shelves, don't know what it's called in English).
Very annoying! I too bought the Membran release, because I thought I would actually get what I paid for. But I just got the same album once more.multivit72 wrote:I also bought the Membran release today (I like those Digipacks...) but it seems that the track listed as The Golden Head here is in fact The Golden
Heart as on the original version,
It is a good track, for sure, but I already have it on Axiat and would have preferred The Golden Head, as it seems to be not available anywhere else yet?
