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Poll Question: Which is your favourite album?
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^ Burke Shelley of Budgie has a very distinctive vocal range (which may be an acquired taste for some) alongside David Surkamp of Pavlov's Dog and not forgetting Geddy Lee of Rush fame.

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Originally posted by presdoug presdoug wrote:

Beggar's Opera


It beggars belief that I'd never heard of them before joining ProgArchives.
I discovered Act One at a used record shop in Ottawa, Canada around 1989; I am facebook friends with singer Martin Griffiths; nice chap.
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1. Pallas - The Sentinel
2. Abel Ganz - Gratuitous Flash
3. Beggars Opera - Act One
4. Writing on the Wall - Power of the Picts
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Originally posted by presdoug presdoug wrote:

Beggar's Opera


It beggars belief that I'd never heard of them before joining ProgArchives.
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Definitely Pallas here, followed closely by Derek Dick and Ian Anderson coming up third.
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Comedy of Errors - Disobey   (I didn't realise they were Scottish lol)
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^ I know someone here who'd be disappointed if I dropped Cocteau Twins from the poll.
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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Originally posted by Sean Trane Sean Trane wrote:

No String Driven Thing ??


I ran out of room to include String Driven Thing, but I can add them to the next Scottish poll in place of Sunday, who only recorded one album, presumably because they had to go back to their day jobs on the Monday.


you could replace Cocteau (who haven't got much to do in this list) with them (SDT).
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Originally posted by Sean Trane Sean Trane wrote:

No String Driven Thing ??


I ran out of room to include String Driven Thing, but I can add them to the next Scottish poll in place of Sunday, who only recorded one album, presumably because they had to go back to their day jobs on the Monday.
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No String Driven Thing ??

Edited by Sean Trane - Yesterday at 01:22
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^ Okay, you've talked me into including U2 too, although I didn't need much persuasion.

Edited by Psychedelic Paul - June 30 2025 at 16:26
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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

^ I'd always assumed Boards of Canada were Canadian (naturally), until yesterday.

Coming up tomorrow:- Irish Prog, including Rory Gallagher, Gary Moore & Thin Lizzy, who aren't really prog, but they're just too good to leave out, although I did draw the line by not including U2.


Boards of Canada likely is my favourite project with country in the name where the members are not from. Certainly when it comes to the country I live in. :P I love that dynamic Scottish duo.

I'm not a big fan of U2 generally, have not explored it enough but have liked various music very much, and I am not suggesting that you should include it, but Boy is such an acclaimed album that it does seem sad not to have it.

I actually was listening to U2 some time back, exploring it a bit more, and really liking "Unknown Caller" off the lowly rated at RYM album No Line on the Horizon from 2009.



And while I'm mentioning a track from U2 (its 12th album), here's a track off Music has the Right to Children that I have shared at PA more times than I have brain cells left (Aquarius -- damn I dig its groove). That little faceless kid on the right of the album reminds me of myself as a youngster even though I happen to have a face. Otherwise it looks like me, we both have hair!, and I had a shirt like that. Reminds me of a trip I took when young.



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Beggars Opera - Act One
Cocteau Twins - Garlands
Pallas - The Sentinel
Fish - Vigil in a Wilderness of Mirrors
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I wouldn't really consider Byrne's Rei Momo prog, but it's hard to keep your feet still listening to it...cool album cover too...
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