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Poll Question: Recommend one ?
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Points: 14740 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 22 2012 at 13:04
Originally posted by zravkapt zravkapt wrote:

I've only heard a few but want to point out the Potemkine album...great stuff, probably their most Zeuhlish.




 
I love the album cover for this one. Thanks for posting that track too.Big smile
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Originally posted by Man With Hat Man With Hat wrote:

I only have two this time around as well. While I enjoy the Zevious album it didn't live up to my imagine of it from reading the descriptions all around. Rovo on the other hand is marvellous. That's where my vote goes.
 
I've been meaning to get that Pseu album, but haven't. Tongue

Okay something i've been wondering...are you and Salty Jon actually the same person ? I know i know that's just crazy talk but has anyone seen you two together. No i didn't think so. Shocked


I've seen them here on the west coast. Beached up on the sands like a clumsy walrus. They were both joined in a strange fashion (something to do with rubberbands and glue), but I'm pretty sure there were two of them.
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Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

As the late, great Ernie Harwell used to say "He stood there like a house by the side of the road".  I know nothing.
 
That's a great line from Mr. Harwell. You and digdug are shut out but remember there's always next time.Smile
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Love to see Xaal doing better than I tought, they are my second choice. Big smile
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Originally posted by sagichim sagichim wrote:

Love to see Xaal doing better than I tought, they are my second choice. Big smile
 
I feel the same way and i wasn't expecting this. I mentioned that they had two guest horn players on this one, well on their debut they also had two guest horn players who are brothers. They played with Magma and Weidorje but i forget their names right now. Anyway what i'm getting at is that the horns really add a lot to their sound, they make it that much better.
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Originally posted by HolyMoly HolyMoly wrote:

I only know the Thirsty Moon album, but it's so good I have no problem voting for it.  I heard their debut album long long ago, and it was ok but nothing special.  But just 2 years ago I heard "You'll Never Come Back", and I thought it was so much better I was surprised.  I still listen to it often.  "Trash Man" is the coolest song.

Man this has to be in my top three here with Xaal and Pseu. They play cello, sax and flute besides the traditional instruments. And while i keep it with my Krautrock albums it's rightly put under Jazz Rock Fusion here. By the way i've never heard their debut so i appreciate you guys talking about it. I'm interested for sure.
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About Xaal, although have their own sound this is a band I'd like to see with a better production, sound wise. They needed a better recording and a better mix.
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Originally posted by sagichim sagichim wrote:

At first I thought I'm gonna vote for Xaal but then I saw 
 
Yeah i have to check out their debut. Funny but this Thirsty Moon record took quite a while to griow on me. I'm not sure why because everytime i hear it now i love it.
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Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

Originally posted by Mellotron Storm Mellotron Storm wrote:

Originally posted by Man With Hat Man With Hat wrote:

I only have two this time around as well. While I enjoy the Zevious album it didn't live up to my imagine of it from reading the descriptions all around. Rovo on the other hand is marvellous. That's where my vote goes.
 
I've been meaning to get that Pseu album, but haven't. Tongue

Okay something i've been wondering...are you and Salty Jon actually the same person ? I know i know that's just crazy talk but has anyone seen you two together. No i didn't think so. Shocked


I've seen them here on the west coast. Beached up on the sands like a clumsy walrus. They were both joined in a strange fashion (something to do with rubberbands and glue), but I'm pretty sure there were two of them.
 
Being a walrus is tough work. I'd let to see you not be clumsy in that condition. Stern Smile
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Originally posted by Mellotron Storm Mellotron Storm wrote:

Originally posted by Man With Hat Man With Hat wrote:

I only have two this time around as well. While I enjoy the Zevious album it didn't live up to my imagine of it from reading the descriptions all around. Rovo on the other hand is marvellous. That's where my vote goes.
 
I've been meaning to get that Pseu album, but haven't. Tongue

Okay something i've been wondering...are you and Salty Jon actually the same person ? I know i know that's just crazy talk but has anyone seen you two together. No i didn't think so. Shocked
 
Hahaha. No...we are different people. He likes Mirthkon way too much for him to be me. Tongue
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I am deeply sorry. I have never been sensitive around marine mammals.
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It's alright. Just be warned when sealife revolts against land people you may in the first line.
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Snap! And to think I was part of roofing the Atlantis.....
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I should mention that the ZAO album here was their last studio album from 1977 that is until they reformed for one final album released in 1994. Anyway this one is Jazz Rock all the way and Cahen composed it all. Seffer was gone by this point along with all the other original members except for Cahen of course.
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Pulsar-Pollen.
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Originally posted by octopus-4 octopus-4 wrote:

I know only Pulsar in this list

If you think it's good enough for a vote go ahead.  Pulsar and Xaal are the surprises this time around.
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