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BaldJean
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"Siberian Khatru" is actually my favorite song from CttE
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BaldJean
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I know that some call TBOEF "The Battle of Effing Forest", but I really like that song; it is the 2nd best on the album (after "Firth of Fifth")
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Argo2112
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Doesn't necessary mean the song is weak. It could just be a song you don't like as much as the rest of the album.
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dr wu23
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That's a tough question since I'm not sure what my single favorite prog album is.......there are a handful I like equally.
For the sake of the thread...I'll go with ITCOTCK by KC, and say Moonchild is my 'least favorite'.
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M27Barney
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Siberian Khatru / Close to the Edge
More Fool Me / Selling England by the Pound Good shouts... But khatru is still v.good. more fool me is a candidate for the worst track by a major prog band before 1977... |
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BaldJean
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"Moonchild"
is most definitely my favorite from ITCOTCK. actually Certif1ed and I
had very similar opinions about "Moonchild"; mine can be read here: Edited by BaldJean - April 09 2019 at 12:44 |
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dr wu23
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I'm a Crimson fan so there aren't many tracks by them I don't like...I like Moonchild...but it just happens to be my 'least favorite' on an album full of great material. That was the OP's intent...I believe. |
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It's too hard to pick a favorite album, I usually try to avoid doing that because I love too many albums and it would be too hard to pick an all time favorite. I think it is easier to pick a favorite from a specific artist, and since today is what it is, I pick Led Zeppelin III is my favorite album from the band and the least favorite song from that is "Hats Off to (Roy) Harper".
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Saperlipopette!
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An album I love where I always skip the opening track came to mind: the raspy rocker "Crying Wolf" on Peter Hammill's Over...
Not a favorite of course but a decent enough tune on its own premises I
guess. Its just that the rest of the album stays beautifully within the
melancholic/sappy/depressive mood I want to be in whenever I feel like
listening to it.
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Rednight
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RED!! Providence (but it wails towards the end).
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"It just has none of the qualities of your work that I find interesting. Abandon [?] it." - Eno
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richardh
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yep just way too long and too much flashy ego based playing.
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Witch Hunt is awesome. It does lack Rush's usual level of virtuosity and compositional depth, but it is probably Rush's most successful evocation of sheer mood. I go with Vital Signs or maybe the more mainstream sounding and oft overplayed Limelight. |
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Favorite prog album is Red and least favorite song is One More Red Nightmare
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The.Crimson.King
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Fave prog album is Pawn Hearts. No way I could pick 1 of those 3 songs as least favorite though...they're all perfect!
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RM_Lidster
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Hemispheres - The Trees Selling England By The Pound - I Know What I Like Neither are terrible, just songs I tend to skip on otherwise brilliant albums.
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Fischman
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Awwwww, The Trees is easily as brilliant as the other cuts on Hemispheres. Instrumentally, compositionally, vocally, lyrically... it's got it all in spades.
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RM_Lidster
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I knew that'd be controversial I loved it when I first heard it, but I've found myself going off the catchier Rush songs after I've listened to them a lot. I agree it's well-written though and I actually think he makes a good point with the lyrics.
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My favourite prog album is WAY too hard to pin down, but one that recurs on any Top 10 I ever put together is David Cousins' Two Weeks Last Summer. I adore the first side in particular, and the second side until it comes to the end, I just think, "Going Home," really doesn't belong, although I do like the sentiment, I just feel as though it should have been on another record. The rest of it is so much more delicate.
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