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Poll Question: Of these three, which do you chooseth?
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    Posted: April 21 2014 at 02:43
Three albums. One vote. Go!
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The Brian Robert fusion. 
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I used to have the Fripp & Eno but it never really grabbed me so I cashed it in. Love Klaus, but Stand By is my favourite Heldon album thus getting my vote.
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Probably X but I feel bad voting against those other two.
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X marks the spot 
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X even though it's overrated Smile
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^How so?

It's one of the most influential and highly regarded Berlin School albums ever. Whether you think it's good or not is another thing altogether, but overrated? It's rated exactly the way it is - nothing can change that.
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Whenever Heldon's Stand By is an option in one of these polls, it's almost impossible for me not to vote for it. Even among such fine albums as these (recently opened up to X and I just love it, but it's not an old friend like Stand By).
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Heldon. For me to vote Schulze, it would have to be something else, like Timewind, Mirage. I still would likely vote for Heldon, though.
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Originally posted by Tom Ozric Tom Ozric wrote:

I used to have the Fripp & Eno but it never really grabbed me so I cashed it in. Love Klaus, but Stand By is my favourite Heldon album thus getting my vote.

Not really a big fan of that Eno & Fripp album or X actually, but Stand By is incredible.
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Dunno that Fripp'n' Eno album, but Stand By over X.
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Heldon
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hmm... I choose Stand by
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Haven't heard any of those in a long time but voted Fripp and Eno since I have never been much of a fan of Heldon or Klaus Schulze. 

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Heldon. Interface is my fave though
All I like is prog related bands beginning late 60's/early 70's. Their music from 1968 - 83 has the composition and sound which will never be beaten. Perfect blend of jazz, classical, folk and rock.
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