1978: Attahk of the killer Tormato |
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Logan
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I won’t attahk you with rotten tormatoes if you choose not to. Perhaps I should have included the options “I’d rather be attahked by a killer tormato...” than suffer through these albums and “I’d rather attahk you with rotten tormatoes ...”and make you suffer. While I love Attakh and find it so much fun, it’s surely not an album for every one. |
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Just a fanboy passin' through.
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Cristi
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you keep saying To(r)mato is underrated but seeing how many votes it got on the two polls recently goes to show it isn't underrated at all. How is it winning so far in this poll, I do not get it. Like you say, the opening and closing songs are great, I agree, but the rest? Onward is decent and Release Release at least rocks, so half the album is ok, the other half is rather horrid if you ask me.
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Manuel
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I don't know exactly why, but I'll go for YES on this one. I like both albums, but I prefer Yes.
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Man With Hat
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Easily Magma.
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geekfreak
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Magma not by much
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Tom Ozric
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Two great albums I put on an even keel. Attahk has this tight, dry sound I enjoy a lot, and Tormato has Squire’s wrelchy Rickenbacker, mostly awesome songs on both. I guess if I have to choose, the Yes fanboy in me wins out.
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Cristi
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nice poll !
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BaldFriede
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For me it's "Attahk" due to "Maahnt - the Wizard's Fight versus the Devil", especially where the wizard repeatedly says something that sounds like the German "Bet mit" ("Pray with me"), in answer to which the devil only makes obscene noises and in the end finally mockingly goes "ooh, maahnt", which the wizard also says repeatedly and which sounds like the German "mahnt", meaning "urge" (as a verb in the imperative plural form). At other times the wizard says something like "Send mir die Kraft", German for "Send me the power". This gives some funny meaning to the vocals when one speaks German.
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Hrychu
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Tormato. Madrigal is a great song. Not many people like it, but that's ok. I love it.
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Bez pierdolenia sygnał zerwie, to w realia wychodź w hełmie!
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Spacegod87
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As I've stated before, Tormato was the first prog LP I ever bought, and I still maintain that the album is not as bad as people say.
I think it is enjoyable and fun and I'm not ashamed to admit that I love it. |
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Levitating downwards,
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siLLy puPPy
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You gotta love Yes fans. Oh how dare they make Tales From Topographic Oceans, it's too long and bloated and too much repetition! Oh how dare they make Tormato! The songs are too short and have too much crossover appeal. Oh brother. I love EVERY Yes album from the very first self-titled debut to the huge pop crossover behemoth 90125. After that the albums were hit and miss (mostly miss) but Yes was utterly brilliant in how they could reinvent themselves time and time again.
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