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Poll Question: Covering what's left. Which is your fave?
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Originally posted by Saperlipopette! Saperlipopette! wrote:

Dr. Prog has every right to include whatever songs he feels like in his polls, but especially his 68-73 left a lot to be desired. Here's 25 songs that weren't included and I prefer a vast majority of them to his selection (left out TAAB & APP for natural reasons). 

Much better list. Thank you. So many to choose from! I'll go with Nothing Is Easy. One of the best blues-rock tunes to come out of the 60s. And great in concert!
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Originally posted by The Dark Elf The Dark Elf wrote:

Much better list. Thank you. So many to choose from! I'll go with Nothing Is Easy. One of the best blues-rock tunes to come out of the 60s. And great in concert!
Well, thank you! I was planning to go with To Cry You a Song but as I relistened to With You There To Help Me  I simply couldn't deny that its one of the best songs ever made. 
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The lounge jazz baroque dance tune.
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We used to know drags on a bit. Pretty standard track
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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Originally posted by dr prog dr prog wrote:

We used to know drags on a bit. Pretty standard track

It was good enough for The Eagles to make a monster hit out of it:
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Originally posted by dr prog dr prog wrote:

We used to know drags on a bit. Pretty standard track


Incorrect! (IMHO)
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Originally posted by Saperlipopette! Saperlipopette! wrote:

Originally posted by The Dark Elf The Dark Elf wrote:

Much better list. Thank you. So many to choose from! I'll go with Nothing Is Easy. One of the best blues-rock tunes to come out of the 60s. And great in concert!
Well, thank you! I was planning to go with To Cry You a Song but as I relistened to With You There To Help Me  I simply couldn't deny that its one of the best songs ever made. 
 
All of those are tied for me....and throw in Aquaung and My God too.....can't really choose.
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We Used To Know has a terrific melody that may be lost a bit. Not sure if Tull really had finished it. Oh well, the Eagles managed a fair fist of that one. Good guitar duet there as well.

Speaking of which anyone think the intro of Hotel Califrnia bears a little resemblance to another song we used to know called Supper's Ready? Did the Eagles distill everything that is fine about symphonic rock (aka prog) and make it socially acceptable?

Or is that another thread? ;)

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Originally posted by Saperlipopette! Saperlipopette! wrote:

but as I relistened to With You There To Help Me  I simply couldn't deny that its one of the best songs ever made. 


amen brother... and definitely the best thing Tull ever did...Clap
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I hadn't posted or voted earlier because I so wanted to vote for Bourée, but it can't settle on it edging out My God. So, I put my vote in for My God, and hope my affection for Bourée gets duly noted.
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I really love Mother Goose. So folky and quirky. I wish Ian had done more of that type.
Although Secret language of Birds and Rupi's Dance come close.
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Top 3 - Nothing is Easy> To Cry You a Song > Bourée
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I'll go for Mother Goose too rather than the usual suspects for a change. Always been a favourite of mine.

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