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Three Peter Hammill Albums
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Poll Question: Which one do you think is the best?
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    Posted: May 17 2020 at 18:13
I always thought these three albums represented a distinct and boldly experimental phase of PH's discography and am curious to see how they stack up in a poll format. I'd personally pick Black Box or pH7, though BB probably takes the edge because of the strength of its B side. 
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All great, eclectic albums. A Black Box for The Jargon King, Fogwalking and Flight.
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Close call between A Black box and The Future Now.

I'll go the former this time. 
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pH7
 
 
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I, don’t, know. Can’t, you, see....... 1-all !!
Thinking about it, there’s so much to enjoy on these slbums.
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Originally posted by Scorpius Scorpius wrote:

I always thought these three albums represented a distinct and boldly experimental phase of PH's discography and am curious to see how they stack up in a poll format. I'd personally pick Black Box or pH7, though BB probably takes the edge because of the strength of its B side. 

These are great albums.

I dont listen to them from a long time. But I agree with, pH7 and Black Box, for its B side, are better than Future now.

I choose pH 7.
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A Black Box 
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