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Poll Question: Which should have continued ?
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2 [7.41%]
2 [7.41%]
0 [0.00%]
3 [11.11%]
9 [33.33%]
2 [7.41%]
2 [7.41%]
4 [14.81%]
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    Posted: January 30 2009 at 13:41
These bands recorded one album and pfft! Many should have continued , which was the one you would have like to see have a career?   My choice is Pentacle
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MUSEO ROSENBACH without secong thoughts...hough the other bands mentioned were all extremely  talented...
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Originally posted by psarros

MUSEO ROSENBACH without secong thoughts...hough the other bands mentioned were all extremely  talented...

LOL  I just reviewed that album and I still can't fall for it! Tried oh so hard. Great thing about prog, there is NEVER UNANIMITY!
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Atlas for me. One of the best things to come out of sweden back in the days, along with the first two kaipa albums.
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Museo Rosenbach!
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Weidorje's and Khan's are my favourite of these.   Museo Rosenbach is brilliant too and I like Maxophone's muchly.  Arachnoid's was my favourite album in symph at one time, but I now find it lacking.

Weidorje quasi-continued with Paga, and Steve Hillage's Fish Rising could be seen partially as the successor to Space Shanties.

Not to say that you should have mentioned them, but I had thought that Bubu's Anabelas and possibly Dun's Eros would be on the list (though Eros wasn't released until '81 and Anabelas was late 70's which puts it out of the classic Prog era, I think, but then we have late 70's releases represented).
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Originally posted by tszirmay

Originally posted by psarros

MUSEO ROSENBACH without secong thoughts...hough the other bands mentioned were all extremely  talented...

LOL  I just reviewed that album and I still can't fall for it! Tried oh so hard. Great thing about prog, there is NEVER UNANIMITY!
 
nice said!...every album posted in this site can be supported by 100 different opinions!
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Weidorje could have proven to be even better with more albums. My vote goes there.
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Neushwanstein and Atlas for sure
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Wow! only Maxophone missing a vote !  Very cool breadth of opinions , I am deeply impressed!

Edited by tszirmay - January 30 2009 at 15:49
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Weidorje could have proven to be even better with more albums. My vote goes there.
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Neuschwanstein
yet you still have time!
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Gotta go with Museo Rosenbach although there are some great bands there Thomas.
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Refugee is the correct answer, followed by Khan
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i actually have my own list here:
 
Yezda Urfa (kind of, since their 2nd album was released 13 years after the fact, and it contained three tracks from their first album)
http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=355
Museo Rosenbach (same thing as YU, because 2nd album is only b-sides released 20 years later, and 3rd is like 2000 release which sounds nothing like 1st)
http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=967
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Who are these bands? lol.
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Museo Rosenbach, then Maxophone

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