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Poll Question: three favourite ones
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    Posted: January 30 2011 at 13:49
these 7 albums are so much important to me, i wouldn't imagine living without them but if i must choose 3 it would probably be in search, to our children's and every good boy..... and you?Smile
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On the threshold of a dream!!!
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I'll chose To Our Children's but it's a hard choice.

I can't think of any other band that managed to make seven such good albums in a row. Thumbs Up
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In Search of the Lost Chord.
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Originally posted by silverpot

I'll chose To Our Children's but it's a hard choice.

I can't think of any other band that managed to make seven such good albums in a row. Thumbs Up
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Question of Balance for me:) I find it the most complete of the seven although I love them all. Question and Melancholy Man are two are of their best songs. Mike Pinder's keyboards really shine on Melancholy Man, probably his best moment with the band!
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1. To Our Children's Children's . . .
2. In Search Of . . .
3. On the Threshold . . .
4. Question . . .
5. Days Of . . .
6. Seventh . . .
7. Every Good Boy . . .
 
All great to good albums, with some really long titles.
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Days Of Future Passed is easily the best amoung them.
 
I guess Lost Chord and To Our would follow.
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Originally posted by Man With Hat

Days Of Future Passed is easily the best amoung them.
 
I guess Lost Chord and To Our would follow.
This....100%

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Look I got into prog in the late '70's.  Their first run remains a collection of quaint stuff mixed with some timeless stuff for me. 

Psst, you might want to correct "cilddren". 

I went for Lost Chord.  It has the most tracks that seem timeless to me.

"In the garden of her love I'll stay a while."

"The sound I have heard in your hello
Oh, oh, darling, you're almost part of me
Oh, oh, darling, you're all I'll ever see"

"I know why the skies all cry."


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days of future past for me
You must be joking.....Take a running jump......
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"On the threshold of a dream" here. I love the way the album flows, cumulating in the superb "Have you heard" suite.
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'To our childrens, children..'

'Seventh Sojourn' comes second for me, but there all pretty good.
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Originally posted by Jazzywoman

Originally posted by Man With Hat

Days Of Future Passed is easily the best amoung them.
 
I guess Lost Chord and To Our would follow.
This....100%

This as well. Most of the albums apart from Future have too much filler.
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Originally posted by Easy Livin

"On the threshold of a dream" here. I love the way the album flows, cumulating in the superb "Have you heard" suite.
            for many years i only listened to the B side because of have you heard but now i love te whole albumWink
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I voted To Our Children's Children's Children, but I love Days of Future Passed and In Search of the Lost Chord almost as much. They were a magnificent band it's a pity that people seem to have forgotten them. Only few of my friends know them and even they only know Nights in White Satin.
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Originally posted by Rasvamakkara

I voted To Our Children's Children's Children, but I love Days of Future Passed and In Search of the Lost Chord almost as much. They were a magnificent band it's a pity that people seem to have forgotten them. Only few of my friends know them and even they only know Nights in White Satin.
                 i had the same problem with my friens in the seventies though the moodies have been famous in france, and wen i made them discover te albums, they all said woaw!! incredible!!Wink
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