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Poll Question: Favourite?
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Originally posted by Saperlipopette! Saperlipopette! wrote:

^omg -that's got to be the ugliest cover art I've seen my entire life.


THE ugliest?!
I've seen worse, much worse than the Pendragon one. Maybe a bit kitschy, but ugly, i don't know about that.

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I've gone for Transatlantic; it's my favourite of theirs...
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Originally posted by Saperlipopette! Saperlipopette! wrote:

^omg -that's got to be the ugliest cover art I've seen my entire life.

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I certainly think it's 'of its time' and if you didn't know the Pendies, you'd say the album was Neo-Prog... I don't think their 90's - early 00's covers are ugly, but formulaic and not the sort of artwork I found inspiring.
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Originally posted by essexboyinwales essexboyinwales wrote:

Originally posted by Saperlipopette! Saperlipopette! wrote:

^omg -that's got to be the ugliest cover art I've seen my entire life.


It really hasn’t…..
You don't get to decide. Pendragon could have gotten away with it if they had titled the album "Uncanny Valley"
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Originally posted by Mellotron Storm Mellotron Storm wrote:

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Radiohead's Amnesiac for sure for me, but I also like the Present, Ske, Trees Speak and Elephant9 albums. I should be more attentive to Shamblemaths. I have heard that Transatlantic album, but it did not resonate with me. Of course what is superb/sublime, interesting or moving to me may be banal/bland or disagreeable and evoke no passion or interest in another.


The only 3 star record(in my opinion) I put up there was the Transatlantic one. I much prefer other albums by them. Of course its getting the most votes.


It's been a much beloved and lauded album with many people at PA. It was due to reading very positive comments on it at this site that I bought it in either 2004 or 2005. I bought a few albums at the time due to comments here that did not do it for me; Spock's Beard's Snow was one of them.
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Originally posted by Mellotron Storm Mellotron Storm wrote:

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Radiohead's Amnesiac for sure for me, but I also like the Present, Ske, Trees Speak and Elephant9 albums. I should be more attentive to Shamblemaths. I have heard that Transatlantic album, but it did not resonate with me. Of course what is superb/sublime, interesting or moving to me may be banal/bland or disagreeable and evoke no passion or interest in another.


The only 3 star record(in my opinion) I put up there was the Transatlantic one. I much prefer other albums by them. Of course its getting the most votes.


It's been a much beloved and lauded album with many people at PA. It was due to reading very positive comments on it at this site that I bought it in either 2004 or 2005. I bought a few albums at the time due to comments here that did not do it for me; Spock's Beard's Snow was one of them.


I couldn't get into Snow at all, maybe my least favourite of theirs, at least of what I've heard.
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Originally posted by Mellotron Storm Mellotron Storm wrote:



I couldn't get into Snow at all, maybe my least favourite of theirs, at least of what I've heard.


Too many double CDs fall into the 'enough quality material for a single disk' category, of which this is probably one...along with a plethora of Flower Kings albums.
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Originally posted by Logan Logan wrote:



It's been a much beloved and lauded album with many people at PA. It was due to reading very positive comments on it at this site that I bought it in either 2004 or 2005. I bought a few albums at the time due to comments here that did not do it for me; Spock's Beard's Snow was one of them.


I revisited the Transatlantic album recently and for me personally, it still really stands up as a quality Symphonic Prog release; one of the best of the era. I also think Spock's V is a very strong album too, but those either side of it, Day For Night and Snow, less so. DfN just sags in the middle quality wise while Snow should have been a single disk; it simply doesn't retain my interest all the way through...

... which would be a good thread subject...how many Double Studio Albums have been released which wouldn't have benefitted from some judicious editing!!
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