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Poll Question: Vote for an that you are psyched about or just plain like.
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
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1 [2.50%]
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3 [7.50%]
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6 [15.00%]
2 [5.00%]
2 [5.00%]
4 [10.00%]
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1 [2.50%]
6 [15.00%]
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    Posted: February 01 2025 at 06:16
Gemini Suite for me.
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Originally posted by Heart of the Matter Heart of the Matter wrote:


On a first listen, it was like "hey, I'll have these people close for a rainy day". And the day didn't come soon, but eventually came, with a rewarding new listen. I like them both quite better than Cressida (for whom I personally feel respect, but no enthusiasm), specially the classical-like arrangements of Fruupp (not Genesis, of course, but really good), and the lively interplay of Fuchsia, a sort of folk vibe taken to the next level of energy. Perhaps the lack of a gripping vocalist results in their not being more recognized. Not an expert opinion, of course, just my impression.

which is probably better informed than mine... I've never really given Fruupp repeat listens or heard them in some while, and I've yet to be initiated into the world of Fuchsia.... some day!
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Originally posted by Jared Jared wrote:

Originally posted by Heart of the Matter Heart of the Matter wrote:

Odd to see FRUUPP and FUCHSIA go unvoted. Less known than others in the list, maybe, but worthy acts both.


Maybe I'm being a bit harsh and I should give them another go, but I always found Fruupp to be a bit 'second division'.. I've not heard anything by them which for me would stand next to the first 4 I picked certainly; maybe I'd put their best stuff on a par with Cressida?

On a first listen, it was like "hey, I'll have these people close for a rainy day". And the day didn't come soon, but eventually came, with a rewarding new listen. I like them both quite better than Cressida (for whom I personally feel respect, but no enthusiasm), specially the classical-like arrangements of Fruupp (not Genesis, of course, but really good), and the lively interplay of Fuchsia, a sort of folk vibe taken to the next level of energy. Perhaps the lack of a gripping vocalist results in their not being more recognized. Not an expert opinion, of course, just my impression.
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Originally posted by Heart of the Matter Heart of the Matter wrote:

Odd to see FRUUPP and FUCHSIA go unvoted. Less known than others in the list, maybe, but worthy acts both.

Maybe I'm being a bit harsh and I should give them another go, but I always found Fruupp to be a bit 'second division'.. I've not heard anything by them which for me would stand next to the first 4 I picked certainly; maybe I'd put their best stuff on a par with Cressida?
Music has always been a matter of energy to me. On some nights I believe that a car with the needle on empty can run 50 more miles if you have the right music very loud on the radio. Hunter S Thompson
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Odd to see FRUUPP and FUCHSIA go unvoted. Less known than others in the list, maybe, but worthy acts both.
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Khan - Space Shanty Smile
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Garden Shed  > Space Shanty > Nektar > Illusion > Cressida

would be my top 5...


Edited by Jared - February 01 2025 at 02:42
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NEKTAR - Journey to the Centre of the Eye (1971)
CRESSIDA - Cressida (1970) (I think Asylum is their strongest effort)
AUDIENCE - Friend's Friend's Friend (1970)
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I’ve heard 5 of these and I think Richard Wrights wet dreams is the most interesting of the 5. Space shanty would be a close second.
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Blue Jays, my favorite MB spin-off.
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Khan is the rare album that both Paul and I rate five stars.
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Space Shanty
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Browsing the list I would have voted for Jon, but the very last was Rick who gets my vote. 
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^Tony Banks, too! For some reason that one jumped out at me first. Khan and England would be my second and third choices. My forehead is covered with airmail stamps again.
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A Curious Feeling! A beautiful adaptation of one of my favourite novels and also just beautiful in general.
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Originally posted by A Crimson Mellotron A Crimson Mellotron wrote:

Great selection! <label for="P225169">KHAN - Space Shanty for me.. by the way, why is this the only album missing the release year?
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Simply down to human error. I don't recall, but I often miss the obvious and make mistakes when compiling things. Maybe the fact that it's the album that has meant the most to me and I get the strongest emotional reaction from of these played its part in the oversight.
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Great selection!
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Originally posted by Logan Logan wrote:

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QUATERMASS - Quatermass (1970)
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Hi,

I got this album in 1971 in some used bin somewhere, likely Santa Barbara ... and of your whole list, I don't thing I worn down any LP as much as I did this one ... and get this ... I bought it because of the cover, only to find a really far out album, that had some special stuff in it ... the symphonic/electronic passages in the album were far out and well done ... but everyone could only talk about the one song ... that some DP guy (can't remember well, but I think he was DP) did it later ... AND NOT BETTER! 

Some names/folks from that band went on to a lot of nice things, which tells yo they were not exactly hackers, or garage band folks.
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