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Poll Question: Which album do you recommend?
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
33 [40.74%]
10 [12.35%]
12 [14.81%]
1 [1.23%]
4 [4.94%]
3 [3.70%]
10 [12.35%]
3 [3.70%]
1 [1.23%]
4 [4.94%]
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    Posted: July 17 2010 at 14:13
Below 50 ratings are excluded.
This poll is for prog seekers who visit my online radio station where each years PA Top 10 prog albums are covered daily...
You can overview whole chart info including albums, track lists, media & listen to these albums through winamp streaming at "Rexez Music Station"
 


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Gotta go with U.K. inches over Hemispheres.
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National Health by miles. 
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Points: 32844 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 17 2010 at 14:39
Both Bubu's Anabelas and National Health's are very good, as are others here like Schulze's and Kraftwerk's. I also like Jose Cid's considerably, and Hemispheres was a favourite of mine at one time. Good list, and I can say I've heard them all.  Bubu's was one of those revelatory albums for me, so it will take it.
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Points: 2766 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 17 2010 at 14:51
"Crees en la realidad pero no la entenderas jamas..." Go Bubu!
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oop, I somehow missed Anabelas, which I would have voted for, and went with Heavy Horses instead :S
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Rush's "Hemispheres"
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Heavy Horse, an under appreciated Tull masterpiece.
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the best album of 1978 is not on the list, simply because hardly anyone knows it. this is due to the fact that it was not available for over 25 years. with members of Hawkwind, Gong and Brand X the line-up is quite exquisite.
I bet not even 50 people in here know it at all, so it can not be expected to get 50 ratings. it is one of those very rare gems. I am talking about this album:
http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=8156


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Anabelas by miles.
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Heavy Horse, dude!
A sublime piece of work.
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Originally posted by BaldJean BaldJean wrote:

the best album of 1978 is not on the list, simply because hardly anyone knows it. this is due to the fact that it was not available for over 25 years. with members of Hawkwind, Gong and Brand X the line-up is quite exquisite.
I bet not even 50 people in here know it at all, so it can not be expected to get 50 ratings. it is one of those very rare gems. I am talking about this album:
http://www.progarchives.com/album.asp?id=8156


I followed the link.  This album certainly has my attention, now!
 
As the poll stands, it was a battle between my favorite Rush album and my favorite Jethro Tull album.  Tull won, natch.
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Kansas Point of no return
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Points: 3472 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 17 2010 at 22:24
The first five on that list are fabulous albums.  Hemispheres is my favorite among them.
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UK for me - really great album
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Points: 95 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 19 2010 at 16:47
I'm forced to admit I've not heard most of these - but I felt the need to throw in a vote for the War Of The Worlds set - the tune Forever Autumn contributed by Justin Hayward would alone make that album worth it (though there's more to like as well.)  And I've been very favorably impressed with everything I've heard (on Internet radio) on Battlement from Neuschwanstein as well ...

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Originally posted by snobb snobb wrote:

UK for me - really great album
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