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Poll Question: Which of these albums do you own?
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
19 [4.32%]
32 [7.27%]
18 [4.09%]
29 [6.59%]
13 [2.95%]
22 [5.00%]
10 [2.27%]
20 [4.55%]
18 [4.09%]
19 [4.32%]
19 [4.32%]
27 [6.14%]
13 [2.95%]
9 [2.05%]
12 [2.73%]
9 [2.05%]
23 [5.23%]
22 [5.00%]
13 [2.95%]
19 [4.32%]
19 [4.32%]
12 [2.73%]
11 [2.50%]
16 [3.64%]
16 [3.64%]
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9/25... Genesis, Gentle Giant, Pain Of Salvation, Opeth, Focus, Van Der Graaf Generator and Camel. Except of Pain and Opeth older stuff.
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Originally posted by bloodnarfer bloodnarfer wrote:

Originally posted by Neo-Romantic Neo-Romantic wrote:

I've got 5: Second Life Syndrome, The Inner Mounting Flame, Still Life, Blackwater Park, and The Perfect Element.

I was prepared to agree with you, Dennis, in my pick for favorite, but The Perfect Element may yet give it a run for its money Shocked  



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Definitely between still life and perfect element for my fav.  I have 15/25 of these
Sleeper, you're not a prog electronic guy?

Not in the slightest. Several years ago I gave a run through several of the samples we have here on the site, plus I've listened to a few Cluster albums, and have come to the conclusion that it'll be the one sub genre I'll never buy anything from.  
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20/25 amazing list ! Don't have Phideaux, Banco, Gong, Area and Khan.
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0/25

Who made this list!!! LOL

The only ones I've heard are Tangerine Dream, Genesis, and Caravan.


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19/25

Missing:-
Genesis
Gentle Giant - P&TG
Opeth
POS
Focus
Banco
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Have heard all but Still Life. Do not own Pain of Salvation, Still Life, Grand Wazoo, or Doomsday Afternoon.

Interesting that I feel more affinity to the whole of this set of 25 than either of the previous two!
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All but Renaissance which i've heard(borrowed for a couple of weeks from a friend) but won't buy as I just can't get into it.
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Originally posted by Metalmarsh89 Metalmarsh89 wrote:

0/25

Who made this list!!! LOL

The only ones I've heard are Tangerine Dream, Genesis, and Caravan.

Most of them are real classics:

- Renaissance - Scheherazade And Other Stories
- Mahavishnu Orchestra - The Inner Mounting Flame
- Magma - KA
- Museo Rosenbach - Zarathustra
- Pain Of Salvation - The Perfect Element Pt. 1
- Focus - Hamburger Concert
- Banco Del Mutuo Soccorso - s/t

Are in opr close to the level of masterpieces.

And even when not my cup of tea, any Camel, Zappa, Al di Meola, Gong or Gentle Giant albums are albums any prog fan must  have listened.

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6: Pain of Salvation, Trick, Renaissance, Opeth, Riverside, and Mahavishnu. There are only maybe 4 on this list that I don't have that interest me at all
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14/25. My favorites are Scheherezade, Hamburger Concerto and Space Shanty.
The world of sound is certainly capable of infinite variety and, were our sense developed, of infinite extensions. -- George Santayana, "The Sense of Beauty"
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15/25.  Too lazy to vote this time.
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20/25 (some of vinyl)
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Originally posted by Ivan_Melgar_M Ivan_Melgar_M wrote:

Originally posted by Metalmarsh89 Metalmarsh89 wrote:

0/25

Who made this list!!! LOL

The only ones I've heard are Tangerine Dream, Genesis, and Caravan.

Most of them are real classics:

- Renaissance - Scheherazade And Other Stories
- Mahavishnu Orchestra - The Inner Mounting Flame
- Magma - KA
- Museo Rosenbach - Zarathustra
- Pain Of Salvation - The Perfect Element Pt. 1
- Focus - Hamburger Concert
- Banco Del Mutuo Soccorso - s/t

Are in opr close to the level of masterpieces.

And even when not my cup of tea, any Camel, Zappa, Al di Meola, Gong or Gentle Giant albums are albums any prog fan must  have listened.

Iván


I was only joking. I've listened to Magma and Focus before, just not the specified albums. Actually same for Mahavishnu Orchestra too.
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Originally posted by bloodnarfer bloodnarfer wrote:

Originally posted by Neo-Romantic Neo-Romantic wrote:

I've got 5: Second Life Syndrome, The Inner Mounting Flame, Still Life, Blackwater Park, and The Perfect Element.

I was prepared to agree with you, Dennis, in my pick for favorite, but The Perfect Element may yet give it a run for its money Shocked  



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Indeed I did! I definitely owe you for the wonderful suggestion. A million thanks again for your help all those weeks ago! Definitely greatly appreciated Handshake
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8/25 again.
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Originally posted by Neo-Romantic Neo-Romantic wrote:

Originally posted by bloodnarfer bloodnarfer wrote:

Originally posted by Neo-Romantic Neo-Romantic wrote:

I've got 5: Second Life Syndrome, The Inner Mounting Flame, Still Life, Blackwater Park, and The Perfect Element.

I was prepared to agree with you, Dennis, in my pick for favorite, but The Perfect Element may yet give it a run for its money Shocked  



ohhh you like it I'm so happy Clap


Indeed I did! I definitely owe you for the wonderful suggestion. A million thanks again for your help all those weeks ago! Definitely greatly appreciated Handshake



haha glad I could help!! Well I checked out Haken - The Mountain from your suggestion so I say we're equal now Handshake
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Don't have Opeth, Tangerine Dream, Pain Of Salvation.
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Originally posted by sleeper sleeper wrote:

Originally posted by bloodnarfer bloodnarfer wrote:


Sleeper, you're not a prog electronic guy?

Not in the slightest. Several years ago I gave a run through several of the samples we have here on the site, plus I've listened to a few Cluster albums, and have come to the conclusion that it'll be the one sub genre I'll never buy anything from.  

I understand what you mean.  I gave Rubycon and some others a listen a few years back and was bored out of my mind.  Wasn't until I hit the ripe age of 22 and I was looking for something ambient to listen to while programming at work that I picked up Rubycon again.  I started listening to it while working and when going to sleep at night (weird, cool dreams!) and even on quiet rainny afternoons and now I can safetly say that I like prog electronic.  Its definitely not active listening material (at least not at first), but it can really construct a mood and I dig it.
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