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    Posted: May 09 2012 at 02:09
Some great choices here. Cheers  X-)
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From that list.... Songs From The Lion Cage, not a great album though.
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Originally posted by Logan

My list would be very different, so just two from your list...

1. Miriodor's Jongleries Elastique (the first post 70s "prog umbrella" band I loved)

2. Anekdoten's Nucleus

Mine too is very different. My actual favorites of the year:

1 Non Credo - Happy Wretched Family
2 Trembling Strain - Four Pictures 
3 Arnold Dreyblatt - Animal Magnetism
4 Trembling Strain - Anthems to Raise the Dead
5 Can - The Peel Sessions (recorded in early 70's)

2 - 4 should/could be in PA, but aren't.
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I would add Ayreon's debut, great stuff.
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I only have 5 of those:(not in order)

The Gathering - Mandylion
Blind Guardian - IFTOS
Conception - In Your Multitude
Savatage - Dead Winter Dead
Shadow Gallery - Carved In Stone


I think the Savatage album would win out for me, here, as it's maybe my favorite 'Tage album.

The Blind Guardian album is really good to, many BG fans favorite, though not my favorite.


The Conception album is so-so, I'd rather hear Roy Khan's work with Kamelot, quite frankly.
Shadow Gallery's Carved In Stone has my favorite SG song, 'Cliff Hanger', that has one of the most killer guitar solos ever, imo.
And The Gathering album is pretty decent, though it's outside my normal female-fronted metal genre.



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Written In Waters - Ved Buens Ende (chaotic and brilliant)

In Your Multitude - Conception (I grew up with this LP)

Imaginations from the Other Side - Blind Guardian (same here)

Carved In Stone - Shadow Gallery  (what  I call priceless prog )

Afraid of Sunlight - Marillion (okay Hogarth-era)

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ew, '95 was a bad prog year

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^ For me, every Prog year has gems.

Originally posted by Saperlipopette!

Originally posted by Logan

My list would be very different, so just two from your list...

1. Miriodor's Jongleries Elastique (the first post 70s "prog umbrella" band I loved)

2. Anekdoten's Nucleus

Mine too is very different. My actual favorites of the year:

1 Non Credo - Happy Wretched Family
2 Trembling Strain - Four Pictures 
3 Arnold Dreyblatt - Animal Magnetism
4 Trembling Strain - Anthems to Raise the Dead
5 Can - The Peel Sessions (recorded in early 70's)

2 - 4 should/could be in PA, but aren't.


I only know the Non Credo of those.

For me, without easily being able to check my collection for year.

1. Art Zoyd - Faust.  I know you're not such a fan of that Art Zoyd period.
2. Non Credo - Happy Wretched Family
3. Die Anarchistische Abendunterhaltung - s/t
4.  Doctor Nerve - Skin
5. Tipographica - The Man Who Does Not Nod and Hoyry-Kone - Hyonteisia voi Rakastaa


Edited by Logan - May 10 2012 at 07:42
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^Yeah, that Hoyry-Kone album kicks ass!
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^ It's an excellent album. I prefer it to Huono Parturi, which I also like muchly.
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None from your list, sadly. I guess the Marillion but these were great:
 
1- ICU- Now and Here
2- ZIFF- Stories
3- WHITE WILLOW- Ignis Fatuus
4- VULGAR UNICORN- Under the Umbrella
5- ATLAS- Bla Verdag


Edited by tszirmay - May 12 2012 at 15:27
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A couple missed:
Happy Family Happy Family
Rocket Scientists Brutal Architecture
Frank Swarbrick
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That your Working American Family gives 110% post-9/11."
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Jethro Tull: "Roots to Branches"

Edited by Zombywoof - May 12 2012 at 16:32
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Originally posted by tszirmay

5- ATLAS- Bla Verdag

Isnt that a 70's album?
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Originally posted by sleeper

Originally posted by tszirmay

5- ATLAS- Bla Verdag

Isnt that a 70's album?
Ya Right 1979! It was released in1995. Sorry, ya'll . I am getting senileEmbarrassed
How about Divae- Determinazione  from Italy instead?
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