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Any plans to stock the new Tusmorke album? It apparently has some of the members of Wobbler in it - which explains why I have been able to stop listening to the free stream of it for the past few hours!

Thanks for the reply! I knew you ran the Sensory label, so I figured it would have just have been a matter of doing another print run of it. Oh well, no big deal. I'll just have to keep an eye out on Amazon, Ebay etc. Hell, that kind of makes it more fun!

Hi Ken, I was wondering if you had any plans to restock the first Gordian Knot album? I have been trying to hunt down a copy for a long time, but it seems to be out of print. The copies that are for sale are used and people are asking an extremely high price for them! Also, is it possible for...

Wow..:( Threshold (Especially Hypothetical) were one of the few prog-metal bands that I actually enjoyed. I'm very sad to hear this.

Wobbler - Rites at Dawn

Awesome book! I definitely think that it is the best "social" science fiction book ever written - way better than Dune, in my opinion.

I have a copy of Shadow & Claw that needs to be read soon! Currently reworking my way through Hyperion/Fall of Hyperion. Incredible! I think after that I'm going to start reading Iain M. Banks' Surface Detail. Hopefully by then Embassytown will be released!

If that's the same Paul Wardingham from The Collins/Wardingham Project, I'm going to have to pick up a copy!

I have actually always loved the lyric: "And if a bird can speak, who once was a dinosaur and a dog can dream, should it be implausible that a man might supervise the construction of light?" Strange album. Although I do get a kick out of ProzaKc Blues. On topic: I realized that I didn't...

Okay, here goes... 25) Exivious - Self Titled 24) Spock's Beard - The Kindness of Strangers 23) The Flower Kings - Unfold The Future 22) The Tangent - The World That We Drive Through 21) Tri Offensive - Self Titled 20) Ayreon - The Human Equation 19) Meshuggah - Nothing 18) On The Virg -...

Definitely, although I don't take the time to write out the rhythm - the tabs are generally just so that I don't forget! I get a few PM's a month on the Planet X message board asking for transcriptions, so I uploaded some random (Mostly incomplete) stuff that I had on my hard-drive...

Just finished transcribing the groovy solo (at about 3:50) in Holdsworth's 16 Men of Tain. I really love this song!

@ Kenneth R. and any other China Mieville fans here: Kind of OT, but I just read that China Mieville has a new book called Embassy Town coming out in a few weeks. The plot sounds extremely interesting!

The drums on Satriani's albums are actually what made me stop listening to him. He did some fairly groundbreaking stuff guitar wise, but those fucking drums. Ugghh...

Same here! Can't say that I have been really impressed with it. The albums I'm really looking forward to this year are: Anglagard, Anekdoten, Wobbler and Derek Sherinian. Looks like it may be the best year for music releases ever!

I have nothing really to add to this other than it made me laugh for about 5 minutes straight. Portnoy does have a family to feed, so I guess this explains the recent flood of side projects. Hopefully some of them will be good!

Nice bass, Dan! Just looking at it is motivation to practice! I finally broke down and bought an Amazon Kindle this morning with some left over gift card money. It took a year of hard contemplation, but it will hopefully be money well spent - especially because it reads PDF's so I won't burn my...

I'm actually disappointed to say that I could never really get into them. However, End of the Rope off of Keyholder is, oddly enough, one of my favorite "prog" songs.

Eraserhead The Complete Metropolis The Ego Tunnel - Thomas Metzinger Terminal World - Alastair Reynolds Xeelee: An Omnibus and Vacuum Diagrams - Stephen Baxter

I would guess that it is some combination of recording length (CD's hold double what a vinyl does) and the market to some extent. Anyway, regardless of the issue's with promoting/updating the progress of this CD, I'm still really excited for it - there's not too many prog metal bands that I...