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4 [14.29%]
2 [7.14%]
6 [21.43%]
1 [3.57%]
5 [17.86%]
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2 [7.14%]
3 [10.71%]
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^ Listened to "Movin' On" after work this evening and really enjoyed it. The upfront bass and killer drum work, well they are all excellent musicians and it really shines through on this one.
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Originally posted by Mellotron Storm Mellotron Storm wrote:

Originally posted by Sean Trane Sean Trane wrote:

can't believe that Movin' Out got so few votesConfused

I thought this poll was long done.
I knew you'd be picking Circus Hugues and that's an album I might just take to work today, another one I haven't heard in ages.
 
I have 3 Circus albums ....like them all.....especially Movin On.
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but I have to say Celestial Ocean is also an excellent LP.


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Originally posted by Mellotron Storm Mellotron Storm wrote:

Originally posted by kenethlevine kenethlevine wrote:

mmm Clepsydra, "Alone" > "Fears" IMO
at ROSFest a couple of years ago they were awesome and played most of Alone

I haven't listened to either for quite a while and having seen youtube videos of them live i'm jealous that you saw them at ROSfest.

they were great.  Too bad I brought a friend who doesn't really "get" prog other than some of the folkier stuff (he's like me only worse!) .  Sometimes that can detract from one's enjoyment
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Originally posted by Tom Ozric Tom Ozric wrote:

I do have most, but not Celestial Ocean. I've a live release from CO period, great stuff but poor sound really.
I do love what Joel VDB and his troupe created. Can't wait to get the recent album from them (once I order my next batch from Syn Phonic)......

Oh yeah I did see that Joel and company had a new one coming out, I need to investigate.Big smile
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Originally posted by Sean Trane Sean Trane wrote:

can't believe that Movin' Out got so few votesConfused

I thought this poll was long done.
I knew you'd be picking Circus Hugues and that's an album I might just take to work today, another one I haven't heard in ages.
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I do have most, but not Celestial Ocean. I've a live release from CO period, great stuff but poor sound really.
I do love what Joel VDB and his troupe created. Can't wait to get the recent album from them (once I order my next batch from Syn Phonic)......
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I feel bad for Peter Giger's Drum Circus thoughOuch 
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I think Phil picked them and they have been mentioned also so it's just really good to see the love spread around here. I should read your review David, i'm sure I already have but my memory sucks.
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Originally posted by Tom Ozric Tom Ozric wrote:

I only own Psychonaut - and it's a 5 star for me
Hey Tom!
It and celestial Ocean are neck and neck for me, tough to pick one but both are great. Their debut Cottonwood Hill is a psychedelic classic as Guldbamsen points out. Not easy to digest and very much out there.
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Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

Hmmm I must've missed your poll John, but I guess we can blame that entirely on the Mickster eh?LOL

If it was Cottonwood Hill, then I would've voted for Brainticket in a heartbeat. I know many folks are repelled by the monotonous conveyor belt organ with those added bits of electronic madness, but I just love that part myself. Beautifully strange that one.

In the end I went for the cowboy's freak out album in 'An Invisible World Revelaed'. Gotta love that harmonica!!! I love how he's able to make an otherwise prairie sounding entity sound psychedelic.
 

Great to see such varying opinions and pretty much every album listed getting some love. And I almost didn't add that Krokodil album but i'm glad I did.
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I only own Psychonaut - and it's a 5 star for me
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Originally posted by kenethlevine kenethlevine wrote:

mmm Clepsydra, "Alone" > "Fears" IMO
at ROSFest a couple of years ago they were awesome and played most of Alone

I haven't listened to either for quite a while and having seen youtube videos of them live i'm jealous that you saw them at ROSfest.
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Originally posted by sublime220 sublime220 wrote:

Know only four at this point but Sonar is from another world.

I hope to review their latest not this weekend but the next, looking forward to it.
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can't believe that Movin' Out got so few votesConfused
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I feel bad for Peter Giger's Drum Circus thoughOuch 
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Hmmm I must've missed your poll John, but I guess we can blame that entirely on the Mickster eh?LOL

If it was Cottonwood Hill, then I would've voted for Brainticket in a heartbeat. I know many folks are repelled by the monotonous conveyor belt organ with those added bits of electronic madness, but I just love that part myself. Beautifully strange that one.

In the end I went for the cowboy's freak out album in 'An Invisible World Revelaed'. Gotta love that harmonica!!! I love how he's able to make an otherwise prairie sounding entity sound psychedelic.
 
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mmm Clepsydra, "Alone" > "Fears" IMO
at ROSFest a couple of years ago they were awesome and played most of Alone


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Know only four at this point but Sonar is from another world.
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Only heard just over half so I won't vote, but Circus is probably my favourite at the moment
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