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Topic ClosedPallas vs. Pendraon
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Poll Question: Which one do you prefer?
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    Posted: May 24 2011 at 05:38
I like them both, with a slight preference for Pallas. What do you think?

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i think pallas have a harder edge and more eclectic sound from what i have heard and that rickenbacher is awesome

few to none albums is better then Dreams of Men Clap
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Yeah, Dreams of Men, absolutely fantastic!!!! Clap
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Pendragon. There are few bands willing to take risks with their sound after more than 30 years and Pendragon's one of them.
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Can only be Pendraon.
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Pallas have given me much pleasure. Pendragon have given me little pleasure. No contest really.
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Pendragon. Pallas belongs to lower divisions ...
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Pendragon, no hesitation.
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Pallas for me as I prefer the heavier sound. Alan Reed was such a great vocalist so my prefence has gone down a bit, but the vocals are still better than Pendragon's.
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Has to be Pendragon
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Pendragon, although I have heard more Pendragon than Pallas. I've never been inspired to spend that much money on Pallas albums, based on what I've heard.
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Pendragon.
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Actually I am a bit suprised to see Pendragon leading with such a big lead. I would have expected Pendragon would get slashed for beeing sometimes on the somewaht "cheesy" side of sound (for the older albums).
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Gotta be Pallas for me, I've followed them since the Euan Lowson days, still like them todaySmile
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