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Poll Question: Which is your favourite album?
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    Posted: August 04 2024 at 04:40

3 stars 2007: The Amazing World of Arthur Brown - The Voice of Love - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mwLnEDUHobck4qzi8Byq-NOhHSPWsmbHM
4 stars 2007: Dave Bainbridge & Nick Fletcher - The Breaking of the Dawn - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_k5FsFCx3OzJ3w6od47F3mwKBw0yFMEi7Y
3 stars 2007: Dave Cousins - The Boy in the Sailor Suit - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kMrNwNDzEsijiz7UywYaGl2h9EehchSxo
5 stars 2007: Iain Jennings' Breathing Space - Coming Up for Air - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_m-k1G3-5l988MDK_6ixN0gjIPx7MuQxOw
4 stars 2007: Anthony Phillips & Joji Hirota - Wildlife - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLdktF-lL0yEYiaaAEPj45xQO9XQeikR1U
4 stars 2007: Mickey Simmonds - The Seven Colours of Emptiness
4 stars 2007: Steve Thorne - Emotional Creatures, Part Two - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jvAeYsP-a0
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I vote for John Lord.
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I can't wait for the 2008 variation of this poll, so I can finally proudly cast my vote on The Old Road by Martin Orford. ;p
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Wakeman's Retro 2. With a pocket full of algebra, and a suit shaped like a spoon, I merged into the Henderson stack.
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Rick Wakeman - Retro 2
Jon Lord - Durham Concerto
Rick Wakeman - Night Music
Annie Haslam - Woman Transcending
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5 stars 2007: Bekki Williams - Edge of Human - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_mRm5iBHsEsYaCpBoP6WZbHKegiC78tMbs
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I've actually only heard one of these albums, giving it a vote, and it's not Robert Wyatt.  It's Kevin Ayers's The Unfairground.

My favourite in PA is not in the list.  It's William D. Drake's Briny Hooves.  An album I adore.  My other favourite solo is not in PA, but one that would interest many fans of progressive/art music, PJ Harvey's White Chalk.  Two of my very favourite albums there.

A track I have shared many times ("Seahorse" off Briny Hooves if anyone can't see it or it becomes unavailable):

Heart

EDIT: I just listened to and liked that Bekki Williams track you posted.  I was very into New Age music in the late 80s and 90s especially.



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Rick Wakeman's Retro 2...even better than the first.
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Originally posted by Logan Logan wrote:


EDIT: I just listened to and liked that Bekki Williams track you posted.  I was very into New Age music in the late 80s and 90s especially.

It's nice to see some Love for Bekki Williams, bearing in mind I'm the only one who votes for her in these polls and with Edge of Human being her fourth and final album. Bekki lives locally in Derbyshire and she was the last artist I ever went to see play Live in concert (in Derby) way back in the mid-1990's. 
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I remember Bekki from the "new wave" of UK EM in the '90s, when I also listened to Mark Shreeve and Wavestar (started with them in '88), and then found Ian Boddy, Michael Shipway, Williams and a few others. Cool times.
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Originally posted by verslibre verslibre wrote:

I remember Bekki from the "new wave" of UK EM in the '90s, when I also listened to Mark Shreeve and Wavestar (started with them in '88), and then found Ian Boddy, Michael Shipway, Williams and a few others. Cool times.

Derby was the electronic music capital of the world back in the late 1980's and 90's when they hosted the annual EMMA festival. These are just some of the electronic artists I've seen play Live in Derby in the mid-1990's:-

Ian Boddy
John Dyson
Robert Fox
Ed Alleyne Johnson
Paul Nagle
Andy Pickford
John Serrie
Mark Shreeve
Paul Ward
Bekki Williams
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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Originally posted by verslibre verslibre wrote:

I remember Bekki from the "new wave" of UK EM in the '90s, when I also listened to Mark Shreeve and Wavestar (started with them in '88), and then found Ian Boddy, Michael Shipway, Williams and a few others. Cool times.


Derby was the electronic music capital of the world back in the late 1980's and 90's when they hosted the annual EMMA festival. These are just some of the electronic artists I've seen play Live in Derby in the mid-1990's:-

Ian Boddy
John Dyson
Robert Fox
Ed Alleyne Johnson
Paul Nagle
Andy Pickford
John Serrie
Mark Shreeve
Paul Ward
Bekki Williams
David Wright


Yeah, the Assembly Rooms, where Shreeve recorded his live album Collide!

I liked Paul Ward's For a Knave a lot. I had all of Pickford's up through Lughnasad. I corresponded with him a couple times and he sent me a dub of a prerelease mix.

I didn't know Jonn Serrie played out there, too. I love his early works.
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^ I also have a couple of CD albums by Michael Shipway (purchased from Midas Records in Derby), including Beneath Folly. Thumbs Up
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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

^ I also have a couple of CD albums by Michael Shipway (purchased from Midas Records in Derby), including Beneath Folly.


I picked up Into Battle but I never did get that one.
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Originally posted by verslibre verslibre wrote:



I liked Paul Ward's For a Knave a lot.

Paul Ward, with an impressive display of keyboards that would make Rick Wakeman jealous. Smile


And the only track currently available on YouTube from Paul Ward's For a Knave album. 
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1. Bekki Williams - Edge of Human
2. Robert Fox - Touching the Serpent's Tail
3. Iain Jennings' Breathing Space - Coming Up for Air 
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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Originally posted by verslibre verslibre wrote:

I liked Paul Ward's For a Knave a lot.


Paul Ward, with an impressive display of keyboards that would make Rick Wakeman jealous. Smile


Impressive, indeed, but I think Rick's gotten rid of more 'boards.
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Jon Lord's Durham Concerto is a very unrecognized masterpiece!
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