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Poll Question: What's Your Favorite:
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
2 [2.41%]
6 [7.23%]
2 [2.41%]
17 [20.48%]
16 [19.28%]
5 [6.02%]
14 [16.87%]
2 [2.41%]
0 [0.00%]
3 [3.61%]
1 [1.20%]
7 [8.43%]
8 [9.64%]
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thought he once said Relayer was one of his favsErmm

made a lot of sense to me
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Radiohead ~ OK Computer
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I already posted here (my old account) so Led Zeppelin got two votes LOL, Hope you'll forgive me. Big smile

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Points: 47074 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 01 2015 at 04:01
I'll go with Led Zeppelin's debut album this time, the prog giants have got (and will get) enough votes anyway Big smile


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Genesis - Nusery Cryme
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Jethro Tull's presence in any poll will win my vote. A close second on this list would have been Bjork. A bit disappointed that OK Computer i on the list but oh well
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Originally posted by chopper chopper wrote:

It saddens me to do so but I have to put The Yes Album slightly ahead of Nursery Cryme
 
I put Nursery Cryme slightly ahead of Yes Album......the universe balances itself out.
 
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1. OK Computer
2. Fleet Foxes
3. The Yes Album
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5. Zeppelin
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^ Agreed!
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Points: 21739 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 22 2013 at 19:07
Pretty interesting list from Geddy, color me impressed.

I pick Radiohead.
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He loved Squire who was a big influence---said he thought Gate of Delirium was amazing---it is---too bad Rush can't sound as amazing.
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The Yes Album
 
Chris Squire is a big influence on Geddy
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Points: 6493 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 22 2013 at 12:57
Originally posted by ExittheLemming ExittheLemming wrote:

Although it's certainly interesting to learn which albums Mr Lee rates highly, why not just give us 2 options i.e. do you think Geddy's musical taste sucks, yes or no?
Geddy has good tast in music (which is only to be expected).  I once read he regarded Ian Anderson as a great producer.  I voted Tull this time.
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Zep 1 is probably my favorite out of these, but Geddy has some good taste.
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Nursury Cryme (my favorite Genesis album).
Not a bad option concerning the list, although I've never heard Fleet Foxes.
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Points: 20072 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 22 2013 at 09:08
It saddens me to do so but I have to put The Yes Album slightly ahead of Nursery Cryme
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