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Poll Question: Out of these?
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
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1 [3.33%]
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1 [3.33%]
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2 [6.67%]
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2 [6.67%]
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1 [3.33%]
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1 [3.33%]
6 [20.00%]
0 [0.00%]
1 [3.33%]
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3 [10.00%]
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1 [3.33%]
1 [3.33%]
0 [0.00%]
1 [3.33%]
4 [13.33%]
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Voted for the Dead's Terrapin Station, though I'm unfamiliar with about half the songs on the list.  The Terrapin Station album isn't bad, but the title suite really takes an otherwise so-so album to another level, making it one of my preferred Dead albums overall.
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Another one where the album is rather meh, but holds a bonechillingly beautiful track, is The Enid's The Seed and the Sower. Last track Reverberations is by far my fave from the group and it is just so much better than everything else on the album. Damn I gotta go listen to it now!
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From your list I voted Tangerine Dream's effort. My own top three would be:
 
Yes - Machine Messiah - Drama
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Originally posted by Saperlipopette! Saperlipopette! wrote:


Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

Although I really dig the rest of the album, I voted for Shrunken Heads. It stands out in Zombi's discog - mostly because it is the only underground trance track they've produced. I love it, and I actually think it is the best tune off the album.

I didn't know I dug underground trance. I only really enjoyed Shrunken Heads on Escape Velocity, but love the whole of Surface to Air.



Yeah well I don't let myself get hung too much up on genres, but through recent years of partying with the underground electronic scene in Copenhagen I can safely say that this track lies very close to the music played at these events. Trance or not...
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^ I'm not the slightest bit offended. I love Creation, and think its a masterpiece of sorts. But the rest of the album does little for me. Calling these albums crap is me exaggerating a little for the dramatic effect.

- Both ISB and Trees are considered progressive-folk at PA. Grateful Dead isn't here (although they should), but the title track on Terrapin Station is surely prog?
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I don't think that 'Changing Horses' by The Incredible String Band is a crappy album. And I really have no idea what this band is doing in this forum! Confused Together with 'Trees' of course!
But anyway, I voted for 'Creation' a song which I really love. If I had a second vote this would go to 'Murdoch' by the 'Trees'
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Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

Although I really dig the rest of the album, I voted for Shrunken Heads. It stands out in Zombi's discog - mostly because it is the only underground trance track they've produced. I love it, and I actually think it is the best tune off the album.

I didn't know I dug underground trance. I only really enjoyed Shrunken Heads on Escape Velocity, but love the whole of Surface to Air.
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Points: 7951 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 27 2012 at 10:31
Oh, so easy for me from this list!

Adelbert Von Deyen's `Atmosphere'! It's from one of my all-time favourite albums (one of the few I love enough that I gave a 5 star review to it on the Archives!), and I truly find the whole album amazing! :)

So I'm standing up for that generally unloved LP!
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Although I really dig the rest of the album, I voted for Shrunken Heads. It stands out in Zombi's discog - mostly because it is the only underground trance track they've produced. I love it, and I actually think it is the best tune off the album.
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Points: 6088 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 27 2012 at 10:24
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Points: 12753 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 27 2012 at 10:23
Not necessarily crap but to me all these albums were huge disappointments. Well, with the exception that is the track represented in the poll. I know some of you love the albums these songs are originating from and that you even have other favorite tracks from them, but disagreeing and arguing is part of the fun. 

Edited by Saperlipopette! - August 28 2012 at 06:15
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