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Points: 17493 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 14 2007 at 21:27
Not that bad.... No Flower Kings though...

The only one I think is really a weird selection is Agalloch's one.... man, that band HAS NO DRUMMER, the one that plays there is barely capable... We can't praise an album if there's an instrument being played at a below-average level... The songs are repetitive and truly incoherent, boring, I just can't get Agalloch.

But very good list anyway. Just one out of ten I think shouldn't be aplauded, so, very good!
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I think there is a slight error in your list. You probably meant to put Agalloch at #1 instead of #6. Wink
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Great work Tony, and you weren't nearly as slow compiling as everyone was complaining you would be :)

I have to say that despite reading everyones votes the PFM at #2 came as a suprise. And all of my votes made the top 10 except Tunnels, big suprise there.
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Good list. However there's no album of my favorite 10. CryCryLOLLOL
(In no order)
*Sakuraba Motoi/Valkyrie Profile 2 Arrange Album
*Sakuraba Motoi/Live 2006
*Little Tragedies/New Faust
*Karda Estra/The Age Of ~
*Karfagen/Continium
*Christy Doran's New Bag/Now's The Time
*Trespass/Morning Lights
*Yugen/Labirinto D'Acqua
*Uzva/Uoma
*Le Silo/3.27830
 
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An interesting list...but a satifying one overall I think. Though very surprised with that #4.
 
Have #1, #3, and #5. Will definitely try and track down the new PFM.
 
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Congratulations to Tony R for the work put in to compile and to present the top 10, also well done to every collaborator that has offered his vote, his appreciation and so on...
 
I've listened (I say this for the 10th time) to incredibly little from 2006, I plan to redeem myself on that if anything remotely interesting appears in 2007, but I've got two of my favorites in the top 6-10: Milliontown and Veracious (the latter is quite a surprise for me to have made it above others).
 
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I've heard six of the top 10. It's a good list, pretty accurate based on all the music I've heard that came out this year.

The only glaring omission I see is the lack of Mastodon's Blood Mountain, which was a great prog-metal release, and #4 on my own personal top 10 of all 2006 album releases, including prog and non-prog.
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Prog Metal is not for me, I'm afraid.
And I haven't heard the latest PFM yet.
But I wouldn't be surprised if the other albums on your list are overshadowed by Deluge Grander's amazing debut, which I'm hoping to review soon.

Here's to Deluge Grander's future!
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^ nevertheless you should give Kayo Dot a try: http://www.myspace.com/kayodot They definitely don't sound like any other of the "prog metal blueprints" (DT, SyX, Opeth, Tool).
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Bloody great!!! My personal fave makes #5!!! Thanks Prog Ampu isn't the #1

Kayo Dot is incredible,though sometimes almost unlistenable .4 stars after all.

Nice to see Frost here. Nothing special really,but Neo in Top10 is always a surprise

Still have no PFM,Agalloch and Hackett ,but going to have soon!!!

Note: I thought PRR would beat the #1. Anyway, the list is awesome!!!
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thank you Tony...
a good guide to look for something new for me...
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Shame on me, still haven't listened to Kayo Dot. Apart from that, which I cannot comment on, totaly agree with the remaining top 5, even though Hackett might be a bit to high (i enjoyed his album, as always, but it did sound like a weaker TWTS). PRR would be my Nº1 choice (until I hear Kayo Dot, that is...)
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Disappointed that La Maschera Di Cera is not in the top 10. I thought that album would be a lock.
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One of the most intriguing and original albums for last few years "Beyond Twilight - For the Love..." is missing here... never mind
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Good to see PRR and 10,000 Days in the top five! Thumbs Up I must hear that Kayo Dot album some time aswell...
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Good job presenting the results, Tony! Clap Glad to see Kayo Dot win there, I noticed them a bit earlier than some people on the website, hence the interview. Funny to read a sentence outside of the context of my review written ages ago or so it seems, I laughed out loud for some reason.
 
I'll be sure to get my hands on the latest PFM and Steve Hackett, seeing the appreciation shown here (in fact, I liked both, but when it comes to 70's legends I feel more confident getting their 70's material and ignore the rest).
 
Looking forward to 2007 albums to come!
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Originally posted by enteredwinter enteredwinter wrote:

I've heard six of the top 10. It's a good list, pretty accurate based on all the music I've heard that came out this year.The only glaring omission I see is the lack of Mastodon's Blood Mountain, which was a great prog-metal release, and #4 on my own personal top 10 of all 2006 album releases, including prog and non-prog.


It was in my top 5 but barely got any other votes.
    
    

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Interesting placement for PFM!!Clap
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Bah, no Nemo? :/
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Originally posted by slowfire85 slowfire85 wrote:

Disappointed that La Maschera Di Cera is not in the top 10. I thought that album would be a lock.
 
Yeah, that was my favorite album this year, but it's not a very popular album yet, so its understandable.
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