Best Classic Wallenstein Record

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What is the seventies, German, Symphonic Prog band Wallenstein's best progressive record? In this poll, I have included all of their records from the debut Blitzkrieg in 1971, to their last progressive recording No More Love in 1977. After that, comes the pop rock period starting with Charline in 1978, a great album, but the band had lost their previous prog aspect completely.
              This is a hard choice for me, as I really admire all the records in this poll, but in the end, I choose Blitzkrieg. It is the most instrumental, and the most cerebral and intelligently crafted of theirs.
  It has stood the test of time for me very well, as I still admire it as much as I did years ago.
                   What is their best classic prog album for you?

Edited by presdoug - March 11 2014 at 21:00

Poll Question: What is the best progressive Wallenstein record?
Poll Choice	Votes	Poll Statistics
Blitzkrieg	7	[46.67%]
Mother Universe	2	[13.33%]
Cosmic Century	3	[20.00%]
Stories, Songs and Symphonies	1	[6.67%]
No More Love	1	[6.67%]
I don't have a favorite	1	[6.67%]
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	What is the seventies, German, Symphonic Prog band Wallenstein's best progressive record? In this poll, I have included all of their records from the debut Blitzkrieg in 1971, to their last progressive recording No More Love in 1977. After that, comes the pop rock period starting with Charline in 1978, a great album, but the band had lost their previous prog aspect completely. This is a hard choice for me, as I really admire all the records in this poll, but in the end, I choose Blitzkrieg. It is the most instrumental, and the most cerebral and intelligently crafted of theirs. It has stood the test of time for me very well, as I still admire it as much as I did years ago. What is their best classic prog album for you? Edited by presdoug - March 11 2014 at 21:00