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Rick Wakeman: Return To The Centre Of The Earth

Enigma: Mea Culpa (Fading Shades Mix)

AnDrOiD wrote:"Do Androids Dream Of Electric Sheep?" by Philip K. Dick.

It's just a fabulous sci-fi book, and I've always loved the idea of artificial human beings.

Blade Runner is based on this one, isn't it?

I use avast! 4 Home Edition. It's very good, it's awarded on a regular basis and best of all, it's free for personal use.
And I haven't had a real virus attack since 2000, so that speaks for itself.

Jon Anderson: Deseo

Hard to say...I don't have one favourite...the writer who I just thought about seeing this thread is Milan Kundera, the man whose kind of writing I like very much...but he is not the only writer who I like and I have no favourite book. :roll:
Kundera is en exceptional Czech (or now rather French ...

Yes: The Revealing Science Of God / Dance Of The Dawn

I thought building your own lightsaber is a proof of Jedi's maturity. Why buy it?

AnDrOiD wrote:

Nitrus wrote:AERO is the best of these albums (though it has not the best selection of songs, Images and Essential 2004 are much better in this)

Then what makes Aero best?

Five-Point-One

Certainly my least favourite JMJ release. BUT, it's not in the bin, so I guess there must be something about it...

It's a great album for a downtime...

Pierre Schaeffer's influence is obvious.

AERO is the best of these albums (though it has not the best selection of songs, Images and Essential 2004 are much better in this)

My favourite of all is StillStream - nonstop ambient music for all moods and occasions. And the best of all, it's free.

You mean this one?

Steve Howe: Distant Seas