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    Posted: January 28 2023 at 21:42
They all did to varying degrees. I had such a blast re-listening to those records that didn't make my original list. Bringing in the outsiders in some cases but I love them all.

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It's either Laurent Thibault, Zao or Noa... or I suppose that's my present top three in the correct order.
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Jannick Top can do no wrong for me.
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Bunch of great stuff here. Went with Bondage Fruit. Could easily have gone for Thibault, Thollot, Top, Noa, Gauthier, Bringolf or Potemkine
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Only heard three of these, of which I prefer Laurent Thibault...

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Originally posted by geekfreak geekfreak wrote:

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One of those bands where their live stuff is as good as the studio music. What a lineup with Paganotti on bass, Gauthier on keyboards along with Widemann, Lockwood on violin and I always like Federow's guitar work. One disc is MDK which I have just started to appreciate more than I used to, I always felt it was way too vocal driven but man so impressive.
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Originally posted by Lewian Lewian wrote:

Jannick Top can do no wrong for me.

I have discovered the same thing. Weird that Richard Pinhas adds guitar on three tracks only because he's also on that Bebe Godzilla album I posted on this poll. Of course he and Pinhas have been part of Heldon and there's others from Heldon on that Gauthier album. Heck the Weidorje lineup is pretty much here. Christian Vander drums on a couple of songs too but Auger from Heldon and Rust from Weidorje help with that. 
Good memories though with this Top record.
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Originally posted by Saperlipopette! Saperlipopette! wrote:

It's either Laurent Thibault, Zao or Noa... or I suppose that's my present top three in the correct order.


That Noa record is a tough nut for me to crack with the female soprano vocals and free jazz sound at times but man just so impressed. Normally I'd be running the other way but it works strangely enough. What a creepy album cover.
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Originally posted by Nogbad_The_Bad Nogbad_The_Bad wrote:

Bunch of great stuff here. Went with Bondage Fruit. Could easily have gone for Thibault, Thollot, Top, Noa, Gauthier, Bringolf or Potemkine

Thanks Ian! The other one on the list I found difficult was Bringolf's debut, four really long songs, quite a bit of noodling but again I just listen and marvel at compositions like this.
Bondage Fruit I like it!
I'm surprised at the musicians who play on multiple discs from this poll, a lot of crossover. The first time I heard of drummer Jeand'heur was on that Thollot record. He would play on Amygdala's second album and of course is in One Shot.
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Originally posted by suitkees suitkees wrote:

Only heard three of these, of which I prefer Laurent Thibault...

Laurent the original bass player for Magma before becoming a studio guy. He does add some bass here but leaves most of that for Francis Moze. David Rose on violin and how about Amanda Parsons on the opener, she can sing.
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Originally posted by Mellotron Storm Mellotron Storm wrote:

Originally posted by Saperlipopette! Saperlipopette! wrote:

It's either Laurent Thibault, Zao or Noa... or I suppose that's my present top three in the correct order.


That Noa record is a tough nut for me to crack with the female soprano vocals and free jazz sound at times but man just so impressed. Normally I'd be running the other way but it works strangely enough. What a creepy album cover.
I've loved it since the first time I heard it. The arrangements, to my ears are some of the most wonderful in all of progressive music. Mystical, eerie, surreal and uncanny. If someone with the vocal skills of Pascale Son* sung on the album, I'm sure Noa would have gotten my vote. 

*While I do enjoy Claudie Nicolas' singing, Pascale could easily match - and even surpass the instrumentalists in Cos. 
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First vote for Noa.
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None of those are of any interest exczept  the founding father.
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