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    Quote Originally Posted by Lurby View Post
    Iron Maiden, Brave new world is based on the book by the same name.
    Not the entire album.
    Well, everyone, prepare to have your guts kicked out by folk singers...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lolicat View Post
    Not the entire album.
    I know, sorry I forgot to say I meant the song.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lurby View Post
    I know, sorry I forgot to say I meant the song.
    I'm not even sure about that. I personally always thought it was a reference to Stranger in a Strange Land.
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    Didnt Symphony X have an album based off of the Odyssey? Haven't listened to them, too much, but that's what I've heard.

    Sepultura's latest album A-Lex is based off of a Clockwork Orange, but their current sound is bad enough (and reviews have really confirmed suspicions) that I'm reluctant to give it a spin or go near it.

    Quote Originally Posted by a21schizoidman View Post
    I also have read rumours that Close to the Edge - Yes is about Siddartha
    The title track was inspired by the book, but I'm not sure about the rest of the album.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hungryfreak View Post
    Didnt Symphony X have an album based off of the Odyssey? Haven't listened to them, too much, but that's what I've heard.

    Sepultura's latest album A-Lex is based off of a Clockwork Orange, but their current sound is bad enough (and reviews have really confirmed suspicions) that I'm reluctant to give it a spin or go near it.

    I think they just had one really long song based off of the Odessey.

    On the subject of a Clockwork Orange, there was also Ein kleines bisschen Horrorshau by Die Toten Hosen
    We were once so close to heaven
    Peter came out and gave us medals
    Declaring us the nicest of the damned

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    Quote Originally Posted by MronoC View Post
    I think they just had one really long song based off of the Odessey.

    On the subject of a Clockwork Orange, there was also Ein kleines bisschen Horrorshau by Die Toten Hosen
    Die Toten Hosen were obssessed with the novel though, were they not, I thought they used Alex as a sort of mascot.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lolicat View Post
    Die Toten Hosen were obssessed with the novel though, were they not, I thought they used Alex as a sort of mascot.
    I wouldn't know. In all honesty I'm only aware of it because of Rock Band and Guitar Hero. I really like Hier Kommt Alex, so I've been meaning to check out the album, but then the prospect of listening to an album entirely in German sends me into flashbacks of being forcefed Kurt Weill by my older brother (not that Weill isn't totally awesome).
    We were once so close to heaven
    Peter came out and gave us medals
    Declaring us the nicest of the damned

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    Quote Originally Posted by MronoC View Post
    I wouldn't know. In all honesty I'm only aware of it because of Rock Band and Guitar Hero. I really like Hier Kommt Alex, so I've been meaning to check out the album, but then the prospect of listening to an album entirely in German sends me into flashbacks of being forcefed Kurt Weill by my older brother (not that Weill isn't totally awesome).
    German is an abortion of a language. I cannot stand to hear it. Comes with having studied it for a few years.
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    Deep Purple's "Stormbringer" was based on the Michael Moor**** fantasy novel of the same name. And "The Book of Taliesyn" refers to a 14th century manuscript, so....yeah.

    There's also:

    Journey to the Centre of the Earth --- Yes
    Music Inspired By The Snow Goose -- Camel
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    Quote Originally Posted by Lolicat View Post
    American Psycho is a boring novel though, and a barely better film. I never got into Ellis' writing, although I admit I totally fell for The Rules of Attraction.
    Ya know, I almost feel bad that I've never read any of his works. I'm not big into fiction. American Psycho is one of my favorite movies though. It could be my long standing crush on Christian Bale, or maybe just that it's given me something to say about Genesis other than "Gabriel's better than Collins".
    Does anyone chart anymore? le sigh.


 

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