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Poll Question: Random albums from prog and beyond, pick a favorite
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
1 [1.54%]
2 [3.08%]
1 [1.54%]
2 [3.08%]
2 [3.08%]
2 [3.08%]
7 [10.77%]
14 [21.54%]
6 [9.23%]
3 [4.62%]
8 [12.31%]
3 [4.62%]
7 [10.77%]
4 [6.15%]
3 [4.62%]
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    Posted: September 23 2020 at 07:28
This is the first edition of what could become a fun poll series, but let's see how this one turns out!
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I'm voting for my favourite Santana album. Thumbs Up
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Ozzy, Geezer and company's debut.
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (1) Thanks(1)   Quote Hercules Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 23 2020 at 08:03
Only 2 in this for me: Abraxas and Salisbury.
I could vote either way but am going for Salisbury as it would be a shame if this magnificent album went voteless, especially in view of the recent loss of Lee Kerslake.
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Benefit gets the nod.
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From the three albums I enjoy the most in that list - Yes, Gentle Giant and Black Sabbath, I choose Yes. Peter Banks era is so underappreciated, I do not understand why. Smile
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Several favorites up there....Crimson, Sabbath, Santana, but  Benefit by Tull is my choice....perhaps  my favorite Tull lp .

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I'd go with Benefit, my favorite Tull album.

I like the Yes and Gentle Giant records too, but the best was yet to come with those bands.
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Originally posted by Cristi Cristi wrote:

From the three albums I enjoy the most in that list - Yes, Gentle Giant and Black Sabbath, I choose Yes. Peter Banks era is so underappreciated, I do not understand why. Smile
 
The Jon Davidson era of Yes is underappreciated too, although I DO understand why. Smile
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Voted for Herbie Hancock's Mwandishi. Exceptional! Runners up include Benefit, Time and a Word, Abraxas, and A Question of Balance. It was a good year.

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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (1) Thanks(1)   Quote digdug Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 23 2020 at 10:16
lots of amazing albums here

Benefit gets my vote

Abraxas would be next
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VdGG for me.
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Bunch of great albums on there, Sabbath, Crimson, VDGG, SM, HH, UH, could easily pick any of those but what the hell, I'm in the mood for 

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 A bunch of good ones there . I went with Zappa. (Almost voted for Abraxas)
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So many classics, but this vote goes to Abraxas.
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Random or not, this is an awesome list per my tastes. I love most of these, and various of these are particular favourites of mine by the act.

Ultimately it came down to Magma's debut, Soft Machine's Third, and VdGG's The Least..., which all rank amonst my very favourite albums. I went with the Magma.
A special nod to Mwandishi, which I do love, but I tend to play the other Mwandishy trilogy albums more (Crossings and Sextant).
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Benefit, followed very close by A Question of Balance.
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