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Poll Question: Which of these albums have you NEVER heard?
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
14 [5.67%]
7 [2.83%]
5 [2.02%]
4 [1.62%]
8 [3.24%]
5 [2.02%]
14 [5.67%]
5 [2.02%]
11 [4.45%]
5 [2.02%]
14 [5.67%]
9 [3.64%]
12 [4.86%]
14 [5.67%]
20 [8.10%]
18 [7.29%]
5 [2.02%]
11 [4.45%]
10 [4.05%]
7 [2.83%]
11 [4.45%]
9 [3.64%]
8 [3.24%]
11 [4.45%]
10 [4.05%]
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I haven't heard them all. Of the ones I know, Woobler took my vote, but I admit it could change later. Hard to pick the best, since I might be in a different mood later on and pick another one. 
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Wobbler by a country mile. (Neal Morse's Sola Scriptura is, sadly, not an option.)
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How many people didn't read the poll question before voting?
 
 
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Originally posted by I prophesy disaster I prophesy disaster wrote:

How many people didn't read the poll question before voting?
 
Here's your next poll LOL
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I have not heard several albums out of these (seven), for various reasons, such as not knowing a few, not particularly enjoying a few other. Big smile
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Phideaux, over IQ, All traps on earth...
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Originally posted by essexboyinwales essexboyinwales wrote:

Doh! Voted for IQ then realised what I'd done...

Where's The Human Equation?🤔😲🙄😁  Sitting at #28 (the polls only harbor 25 listings, as far as I can tell).

Plenty of these I don't have...
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Originally posted by I prophesy disaster I prophesy disaster wrote:

How many people didn't read the poll question before voting?
 
 

A LOT!
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Originally posted by Sagichim Sagichim wrote:

Originally posted by I prophesy disaster I prophesy disaster wrote:

How many people didn't read the poll question before voting?
 
Here's your next poll LOL

Awesome, Sagi!Thumbs Up
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It looks like page one contributors are more on point, page two readers swoop in and out without reading properly. (I know I've been guilty of the latter.)

Which albums have you NOT heard? (Multiple votes allowed.)
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Shame on me. Haven't heard half of those. This poll made me realize I still have much to learn
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I have not heard most of these albums and I have seen only three of the bands: IQ, Magma and Opeth.  Opeth were 'Opeless.  Metal band pretending to be prog.  
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Wobbler 
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Haven't heard 5 out of these. Opeth, POS and Hiromi.
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I have heard Wobbler, PT Fear Of a Blank Planet, Opeth Ghost Reveries & Magma. I have tried some Steven Wilson, Riverside, IQ & Tool and result has been I am not really into new prog (really love Magma and like that Opeth album, Wobbler is not bad too).
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The only ones that I can't recall specifically listening to are Nil, DAAL and Riverside - Out of Myself. I can't guarantee that I didn't listen and just don't remember them. 12 of them reside in my collection. I will listen to Nil and DAAL to know for sure, but I have listened to enough Riverside and probably won't listen to that one.

...aaaaaaand now I'm buying the Nil album.


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Originally posted by Tapfret Tapfret wrote:

...aaaaaaand now I'm buying the Nil album.
Thumbs Up Great album! 
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Originally posted by judahbenkenobi judahbenkenobi wrote:

Shame on me. Haven't heard half of those. This poll made me realize I still have much to learn

Ditto. 
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Thank you for this poll

I had never heard of All Traps On Earth

Now I have....   basically another Anglagard album

which is a good thing!
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From the list I'm most familiar with Porcupine Tree, Steven Wilson, Opeth, Riverside, Magma, Tool, Anglagard and Wobbler.
I know some of the other names, and have sampled a good number of them.
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