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Poll Question: Pick your favorite
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
4 [6.78%]
2 [3.39%]
3 [5.08%]
3 [5.08%]
2 [3.39%]
3 [5.08%]
5 [8.47%]
3 [5.08%]
0 [0.00%]
5 [8.47%]
3 [5.08%]
4 [6.78%]
1 [1.69%]
0 [0.00%]
1 [1.69%]
3 [5.08%]
4 [6.78%]
0 [0.00%]
2 [3.39%]
1 [1.69%]
2 [3.39%]
3 [5.08%]
1 [1.69%]
2 [3.39%]
2 [3.39%]
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Very tough to choose among the Dun, the Samlas, the Weidorje, Shub Niggurath and especially the excellent Present album.  But I went with the Höyry-Kone.
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A GREAT YEAR FOR PROG!!!
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Eclectic list.......all have some good albums.
A few that I play now and then...

Maxophone
England
Asia Minor
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Originally posted by siLLy puPPy siLLy puPPy wrote:

Originally posted by Mortte Mortte wrote:

Haikara is the only album I´ve heard from these, but because it´s so great, I voted it.

OMG! You're missing out on some of the best music ever recorded. This is a great list which is why it was impossible for me to pick one.
Depending on one´s taste...at the moment I am not very interested typical sounding seventies prog, I mean with typical instrumentation, guitar, bass, synths, maybe some brass or woodwinds. If some of those albums are into acoustic direction (for example something like Comus) or into twisted, Beefheart-direction, tell me and I will listen it. For example I have heard some other Sinkadus, not that album and that what I heard didn´t wake my interest at all. Also I have heard Brainticket first album and find it quite boring.

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First vote for SBB. Could vote just as easily for Trace, another favorite. Clearlight, Brainticket, MIA — also classics.
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Originally posted by Mortte Mortte wrote:

Originally posted by siLLy puPPy siLLy puPPy wrote:

Originally posted by Mortte Mortte wrote:


Haikara is the only album I´ve heard from these, but because it´s so great, I voted it.


OMG! You're missing out on some of the best music ever recorded. This is a great list which is why it was impossible for me to pick one.
Depending on one´s taste...at the moment I am not very interested typical sounding seventies prog, I mean with typical instrumentation, guitar, bass, synths, maybe some brass or woodwinds. If some of those albums are into acoustic direction (for example something like Comus) or into twisted, Beefheart-direction, tell me and I will listen it. For example I have heard some other Sinkadus, not that album and that what I heard didn´t wake my interest at all. Also I have heard Brainticket first album and find it quite boring.


Maybe check out Jan Dukes de Grey to start.



I love most of the albums on this list, but will give the first vote for Dun's Eros.



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voted the Asia Minor
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The albums by Maxophone, SBB, England (Poisoned Youth is a top notch epic) and MGP are great. Even though it isn't in the same league, I quite enjoy Arena by Marsupilami.
But...my vote goes to Osanna's Palepoli. A top three RPI record.
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Clearlight, but also Asia Minor, SBB, Maxophone
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Palepoli? Lesser Known?

only to knuckleheads who masturbate to English prog...  easily in the top 5 non Engish prog albums ever made.
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Shubby dub dub

but many excellent selections 
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Asia Minor gets the nod. Really dig that album.
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Dzyan all the way!
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Marsupilami.
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Really love Sinkadus

followed by Dun, Samla Mammas Manna, Asia Minor nd Supersister-

Great poll!!!!
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Originally posted by Logan Logan wrote:

Originally posted by Mortte Mortte wrote:

Originally posted by siLLy puPPy siLLy puPPy wrote:

Originally posted by Mortte Mortte wrote:


Haikara is the only album I´ve heard from these, but because it´s so great, I voted it.


OMG! You're missing out on some of the best music ever recorded. This is a great list which is why it was impossible for me to pick one.
Depending on one´s taste...at the moment I am not very interested typical sounding seventies prog, I mean with typical instrumentation, guitar, bass, synths, maybe some brass or woodwinds. If some of those albums are into acoustic direction (for example something like Comus) or into twisted, Beefheart-direction, tell me and I will listen it. For example I have heard some other Sinkadus, not that album and that what I heard didn´t wake my interest at all. Also I have heard Brainticket first album and find it quite boring.


Maybe check out Jan Dukes de Grey to start.



I love most of the albums on this list, but will give the first vote for Dun's Eros.

Thanx. Some clips I just listened not sounding bad, so maybe I will listen that Jan Dukes as a whole. Reminding me a little bit of Strawbs, specially vocals...
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I was intentioned to abstain, but the Shub Niggurath album with the vocalist out of one quarter of tone to make it disarmonic is the best horrorific interpretation of HP Lovecraft's tail that I've ever heard, followed by Azrael's Azatoth.
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So many awesome albums to choose from, but I think "Memento..." by SBB is my favorite beacause of just how heartwarming it is.
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I must admit I don't know some of them. The ones I know, I'll pick SBB and Asia Minor, great music on these albums.
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Interesting eclectic selection! My picks: Maxophone, Haikara and Frumpy. I voted for the latter.
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