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Poll Question: Which one do you prefer???
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    Posted: October 05 2010 at 03:27
I think that allot of the little songs on Minstrel in the Gallery were great, like Grace and Requiem.
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Camel's Irish Air had no vote !


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Hairless Heart wins this one for me.

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Originally posted by 33rpm 33rpm wrote:

"Wond'ring Aloud" by Jethro Tull. Also "Nursie" and "Cheap Day Return". Tull were masters of the short song.
 
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Originally posted by 33rpm 33rpm wrote:

"Wond'ring Aloud" by Jethro Tull. Also "Nursie" and "Cheap Day Return". Tull were masters of the short song.

Absolutely. Plus It's Only Solitaire, a great shorty.
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no-man - the ballet beast http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOxn_XIPKUU

radiohead - hunting bears http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZWe-ZgjTrYE (has anyone seen the movie "hunter"?) and faust arp http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjkHmkCpQJA

mastodon - crusher destroyer http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aBZlrxRRrWw
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From the ones I know, I guess my favourite would be Eleanor Rigby. Though as far as I remember, Genesis ones and Pink Floyd's one are rather nice too. However, my favourite short song might just as well be Dream Theater "Wait for Sleep". Oh, by the way, "War inside my Head" is really cool too, though completley different to Wait for Sleep.
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Hairless Heart.
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Cans and brahms...Confused
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Originally posted by Logan Logan wrote:

I'll go other for "The Owl":



Good choice, I would have chosen War by SH/HC. I Heart Dagmar.
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A penny for your thoughts my dear
A penny for your thoughts my dear
I.O.U. for your love
I.O.U for your love

btw it lasts more than 2.30


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In the prog my favorite is "Tapping into My dark Tranquility" - Kiko Loureiro (Angra).
In the Not Prog, Enya's song "Watermark".
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Originally posted by Conor Fynes Conor Fynes wrote:

Can't say I'm a big fan of any of those tracks, but Devin Townsend's 'Ants' seems to pack quite a punch into two minutes! LOL

I prefer Hypergeek! Rawks
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Spirit of the Water.  I tried and tried and tried to get into Camel in  the early days, but they always lost my interest somehow.  This song singlehandedly kept me coming back, until finally I learned to admire and love the band.  Two minutes of music that totally changed the prog landscape for me.
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I've always love "Horizons." "Lavender" is a close second.
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Can't say I'm a big fan of any of those tracks, but Devin Townsend's 'Ants' seems to pack quite a punch into two minutes! LOL
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Good list....I'll be the first to vote ofr Ponker's Theme...excellent short song by David Jackson.
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Originally posted by jimidom jimidom wrote:

Hairless Heart gets my vote because of the power in its in simplicity. 
I am starting to think I may have voted for this instead.....
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Hairless Heart gets my vote because of the power in its in simplicity. 
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