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Totally agree with Tom about Bob Dylan.

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Since I mentioned The Division Bell on another thread, I'll go with Collage's Moonshine this time... and PT's Staircase Infinities if EP's are valid.
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1999 Stupid Dream by Porcupine Tree and Metropolis Part 2 by Dream Theater!

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Originally posted by BrufordFreak BrufordFreak wrote:

The film and soundtrack to the film of Rogers and Hammerstein's South Pacific.

Miles Davis' Milestones?

Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers with Thelonious Monk?

Buddy Holly Buddy Holly?

Sonny Rollins Freedom Suite?

Tito Puente Dance Mania?

Frank Sinatra Come Fly with Me?

I don't know! I give up! What's the right answer???
 
we clearly were born the same year, but I'm going with Mary O'Hara's Songs of Ireland.
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^ Perhaps. And I know you love certain Neo-Prog bands. Nothing wrong with that AT ALL.
I hope you admire Christina and Rob (and I think you do.......)
But Dylan, I CANNOT STAND. Even covers of his songs are superior - especially The Nice things.
Obviously he could write a song which lends itself to greater things, but his mindset was that of a dumbass stoner...... Apologies, I used to be one of those...........
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Originally posted by Tom Ozric Tom Ozric wrote:

Originally posted by lazland lazland wrote:

The Times They Are A-Changin', by His Bobness.
Laz, you mean that Dylan feller I just can't stand ?? Zimmerman......... I just can't see how he was so revolutionary in the whole frame of things. Even if I were born 'back in the day' I'd think he was a douchebag...............


The one and same. To be fair, there was not a great deal of choice for best album in 1964

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Originally posted by lazland lazland wrote:

The Times They Are A-Changin', by His Bobness.
Laz, you mean that Dylan feller I just can't stand ?? Zimmerman......... I just can't see how he was so revolutionary in the whole frame of things. Even if I were born 'back in the day' I'd think he was a douchebag...............
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Originally posted by Dellinger Dellinger wrote:

I was born in 1979... so actually there wasn't so much great stuff released that year... at least not that I have found yet. Many good songs... though perhaps not as much as on other years. I guess the only whole album I know I can say is great is The Wall, and indeed I love it... but compared to the few previous albums it's a let-down.

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Originally posted by Dellinger Dellinger wrote:

I was born in 1979... so actually there wasn't so much great stuff released that year... at least not that I have found yet. Many good songs... though perhaps not as much as on other years. I guess the only whole album I know I can say is great is The Wall, and indeed I love it... but compared to the few previous albums it's a let-down.
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I was born in the prog-crilegious  year of 2000 so not much great stuff was coming from the oldies. There was however Iona's Open Sky, GY!BE's Raise Your Skinny Fists..., and Lightbulb Sun to name a few. 
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Originally posted by Seventh Arrow Seventh Arrow wrote:

Originally posted by Dellinger Dellinger wrote:

I was born in 1979... so actually there wasn't so much great stuff released that year... at least not that I have found yet. Many good songs... though perhaps not as much as on other years. I guess the only whole album I know I can say is great is The Wall, and indeed I love it... but compared to the few previous albums it's a let-down.

Well there's always Breakfast In America by Supertramp and Entertainment! by Gang of Four.
Don't forget Phantom of the Night by Kayak!


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Originally posted by LearsFool LearsFool wrote:

I've already mentioned Soundtracks For The Blind on another of these threads...

... so this time I'll mention Long Season by Fishmans.
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Originally posted by Dellinger Dellinger wrote:

I was born in 1979... so actually there wasn't so much great stuff released that year... at least not that I have found yet. Many good songs... though perhaps not as much as on other years. I guess the only whole album I know I can say is great is The Wall, and indeed I love it... but compared to the few previous albums it's a let-down.

Well there's always Breakfast In America by Supertramp and Entertainment! by Gang of Four.
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I was born in 1979... so actually there wasn't so much great stuff released that year... at least not that I have found yet. Many good songs... though perhaps not as much as on other years. I guess the only whole album I know I can say is great is The Wall, and indeed I love it... but compared to the few previous albums it's a let-down.
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The film and soundtrack to the film of Rogers and Hammerstein's South Pacific.

Miles Davis' Milestones?

Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers with Thelonious Monk?

Buddy Holly Buddy Holly?

Sonny Rollins Freedom Suite?

Tito Puente Dance Mania?

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