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Poll Question: Vote for your favourite album of these.
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
4 [4.94%]
2 [2.47%]
3 [3.70%]
16 [19.75%]
9 [11.11%]
0 [0.00%]
8 [9.88%]
1 [1.23%]
3 [3.70%]
1 [1.23%]
3 [3.70%]
3 [3.70%]
1 [1.23%]
1 [1.23%]
1 [1.23%]
0 [0.00%]
1 [1.23%]
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0 [0.00%]
1 [1.23%]
3 [3.70%]
1 [1.23%]
4 [4.94%]
0 [0.00%]
15 [18.52%]
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tough call... but went with Magma's debut.. over time has become my favorite from them, and I think I've converted Raff as well. GREAT album.
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Damn, didn't notice Naked City until I voted for ATT.Ouch
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UNIVERS ZERO -Used

One of the most amazing albums ever!!

Lots of other great choices though.
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What a list of great albums. Congratulations! Most of my favourites are listed here and it's a though job to choose just one...

But... cos' is chilean (same as Jaivas), innovative, experimental and underrated my vote goes for FULANO - EN EL BUNKER one of the most amazing fussion albums that I've heard...

GRANDE FULANO!!!!
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Originally posted by MattiR MattiR wrote:

There are many interesting albums issued between 1968-1992.

Why not PULSAR "The Strands of the Future" (1976)? Thumbs%20Up
 
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There are so many excellent albums in this poll, but my vote goes to "Storia Di Un Minuto" by PFM.
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a vote for Picchio. not that I know who codona or fulano are lol
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Art Zoyd's Berlin is amazing.
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I can't seem to choose between Aquiring the Taste, Hybris and Storia Di Un Minuto. All are fantastic albums.
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Thanks for all the responses.  I'll note that 1973, which I consider an amazingly great year for Italian Symphonic Prog has no votes with my particular choice.  While there are many great choices (according to my tastes) for that year, and darned near any classic Prog lover (was tempted to list Clearlight - Forever Blowing Bubbles, MO's Birds of Fire, Samla Mammas Manna's Matild, and love Magma's MDK but didn't want to repeat bands in the list) but decided beforehand to choose an Italian Symph Prog classic due to some splendid one and two off efforts.  Museo Rosenbach's Zarathustra was the first to spring to mind (and my usual choice of the year) but at the last minute opted not to because, well, I suddenly decided to choose something perhaps a bit less obvious for an Italian Prog lover such as myself -- and bit more obscure..  Also, I was a little torn between Alphataurus, Museo..., Il Rovescio Della...'s Contaminazione, Le Orme's Felona e Serona, and Banco del...'s Io Sono Nato Libero.  Considering that Le Orme and Banco del Mutuo Soccorso are two of my favourite bands, it is a bit strange in a way that I didn't go for any representative.  But then I'd probably choose BdMS's debut, and Le Orme's Contrappunti.

For 1975 I almost went with Carpe Diem's En Regardent Passer le Temps (and Crucis is an older fave).

Hmm, not sure why I'm saying this as it's just another personal list of favourites where I could have chosen quite a few others as well.
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