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Poll Question: Which one tickles your fancy the most?
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    Posted: February 07 2016 at 16:55
Inspired by Dennis' recent French flavoured poll I bring you this! 
Looking round my collection for French albums I realised just how MANY different artists I had to chose from. I have a fair bit of albums left that I had to leave out simply due to lack of space. What a wonderful country!

I'll post these three buggers to start things off nicely:
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Voting on Jean Cohen Solal. But I do enjoy A LOT Alan Stivell.
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I took only One Shot ...... LOL 
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ahh man. Dropping like flies. Cry

sh*t I thought he was long dead. Guess not

RIP man.  He is the one that led me to my favorite subject
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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

ahh man. Dropping like flies. Cry


An apt quote for my choice, Jean-Claude Vannier's "L'enfant assassin des mouches" ("the child assassin of the flies"). Lots I love here, though.
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Well... you got Stand By there, so...
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...the one advertising a Kölossal Percussive player
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I feel like LARD FREE tonight what can I say?
So many incredible albums thoughCool. Makes me want to play as many as I can.
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Une liste splendide, mon ami. Thumbs Up Heart En rapport avec le titre Jacques Cousteau, je voudrais ajouter "L'Antarctique", une partition originale composée par François de Roubaix pour le film de Cousteau, mais finalement rejetée par l'ami des poissons qui n'avait aucun goût musical. 

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Wow...I am pretty surprised to see the votes up until now. Gustavo went with Jean-Cohen SolalShockedLOL Great choice btw - I just didn't think anyone knew him here (apart from Greg (Logan) and John the mellotron).
Thomas voting for One Shot? Again...did not see that coming! 

Stand By is in the lead but I did expect that. Still a fave of mine and one I keep returning to on a weekly basis.

Thanks for that link Pierre - I genuinely enjoyed that. Felt like a deep immersion into the ocean. One more for the list eh?

Seeing as John already mentioned Lard Free, I thought I'd post a tune of theirs together with a couple others I think are waaaay too obscure:
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I cannot tell Jacques Clouseau from Jacques Cousteau here since I have not heard any of these.
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I was expecting to vote for my favorite under sea creature Wink....the Blobfish



Went with Alan Stivell since he is the only one I am really familiar with...so much to explore!


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Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

Wow...I am pretty surprised to see the votes up until now. Gustavo went with Jean-Cohen SolalShockedLOL Great choice btw - I just didn't think anyone knew him here (apart from Greg (Logan) and John the mellotron).


And I like Triode very much as well. Actually I just saw that they were there... almost made me want to change the vote.LOL

But I do admit that the rest is unknow to me. Now I have homework.


Edited by GKR - February 08 2016 at 08:09
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Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

Inspired by Dennis' recent French flavoured poll I bring you this! 
Looking round my collection for French albums I realised just how MANY different artists I had to chose from. I have a fair bit of albums left that I had to leave out simply due to lack of space. What a wonderful country!

Thanks Dave for exposing so many French bands I've never even heard before in a great poll!  Looks like I have a lot of listening to do Wink
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I have the temptation to vote for Stivell. His "E Dulenn" is an album that I've listened to a lot of times and the second track "Delivrance" is very good.
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I've only heard Heldon, Lard Free, and MGP......I barely have time (and the money) to listen and buy the more familiar things.
Where the hell do you guys get all the money to buy all these albums...? I'm a damn eye doctor and I can't afford them.
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