Not included in the poll are tracks with more than one word.

Art Zoyd "Migrations"



Camel :"Migration" (apparently a cover, but I barely hear hear his playing over the original track)



The Residents "Migration"



Steve Morse "Migration"



Richard Vimal "Migration" from the 1978 LP Migrations (not in PA)

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I like all of these.  Art Zoyd's "Migrations" is one of my favourite tracks by one of my favourite bands off one of my most played Art Zoyd albums (and I have most of AZ's albums). 

The Residents Mark of the Mole is one of my favourite Residents albums (not that I have many by The Residents -- Eskimo is my favourite).  Good track for me off a very good album for my tastes, but again works better in the context of the album (which can be said for most tracks).

I like Camel's early period considerably, and The Snow Goose is my favourite Camel studio album (my favourite Camel album is A Live Record which has a great version of Snow Goose).  I like Camel's "Migration" a lot, and though it is still good as a stand-alone track , it works much better in the greater context of the album (still, a very neat one off the album). 

Richard Vimal is an interesting one that I've thought about suggesting for PA before, but I find him rather too commercial to be an easy fit.  I used to listen to a lot of music like what's he's done. I like his first album more than Migrations, and do find his "Migration" quite cheesy.

This of his I like much more:



As for Steve Morse, that I had not heard until I did this poll, and I have nothing by the Steve Morse Band.  It's a nice instrumental.

Camel

That Art Zoyd track blew me away, i don't have that particular album but wished did. Easily Art Zoyd for me.

The one with the Hump...

Originally posted by Logan Originally posted by Mellotron Storm That Art Zoyd track blew me away, i don't have that particular album but wished did. Easily Art Zoyd for me. So glad that you and others like it.  I love Migrations.  Despite Camels Migration itself only being a short piece of a longer thing, I thought the humpedback Camel-toed one might be seriously humping Art Zoyd in the analysis.  I do like both very much, but really love Migrations.