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    Posted: June 02 2016 at 08:36
Name one great album that came out the year you were born! (does not have to be prog)

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Jethro Tull - Aqualung
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Never actually listened to it myself, but you've got to admit it's an iconic album.
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Originally posted by Michael P. Dawson Michael P. Dawson wrote:

Never actually listened to it myself, but you've got to admit it's an iconic album.


Yes, even the album cover is iconic!
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It's got to be Revolver, the best thing the Beatles did.
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ELP's Love Beach.
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I've already mentioned Soundtracks For The Blind on another of these threads...

... so this time I'll mention Long Season by Fishmans.
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The film and soundtrack to the film of Rogers and Hammerstein's South Pacific.

Miles Davis' Milestones?

Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers with Thelonious Monk?

Buddy Holly Buddy Holly?

Sonny Rollins Freedom Suite?

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I was born in 1979... so actually there wasn't so much great stuff released that year... at least not that I have found yet. Many good songs... though perhaps not as much as on other years. I guess the only whole album I know I can say is great is The Wall, and indeed I love it... but compared to the few previous albums it's a let-down.
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Originally posted by Dellinger Dellinger wrote:

I was born in 1979... so actually there wasn't so much great stuff released that year... at least not that I have found yet. Many good songs... though perhaps not as much as on other years. I guess the only whole album I know I can say is great is The Wall, and indeed I love it... but compared to the few previous albums it's a let-down.

Well there's always Breakfast In America by Supertramp and Entertainment! by Gang of Four.
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Originally posted by LearsFool LearsFool wrote:

I've already mentioned Soundtracks For The Blind on another of these threads...

... so this time I'll mention Long Season by Fishmans.
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Originally posted by Seventh Arrow Seventh Arrow wrote:

Originally posted by Dellinger Dellinger wrote:

I was born in 1979... so actually there wasn't so much great stuff released that year... at least not that I have found yet. Many good songs... though perhaps not as much as on other years. I guess the only whole album I know I can say is great is The Wall, and indeed I love it... but compared to the few previous albums it's a let-down.

Well there's always Breakfast In America by Supertramp and Entertainment! by Gang of Four.
Don't forget Phantom of the Night by Kayak!


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I was born in the prog-crilegious  year of 2000 so not much great stuff was coming from the oldies. There was however Iona's Open Sky, GY!BE's Raise Your Skinny Fists..., and Lightbulb Sun to name a few. 
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Originally posted by Dellinger Dellinger wrote:

I was born in 1979... so actually there wasn't so much great stuff released that year... at least not that I have found yet. Many good songs... though perhaps not as much as on other years. I guess the only whole album I know I can say is great is The Wall, and indeed I love it... but compared to the few previous albums it's a let-down.
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