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Poll Question: Best Canterbury Scene Band????
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17 [29.82%]
18 [31.58%]
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so little love for the Eggmen ... though it didn't get much better than NH's 'Of Queues..'

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Definitely Soft Machine
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Soft Machine for me... the most innovative... Second, Gong and third, Caravan...
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I'll go with the space masters: GonG.

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EGG !!
though others are nice too. Nothing beats Eggs minimalistic symphonies

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1. Gong

2. Soft machine
3. National health
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hard question!!!!!!!
I guess in this order
1.gong
2.soft machine
3.national health
4. hartfield and the north
5. you forgot this band geee!!! Matching Mole
6.egg.
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Originally posted by febus febus wrote:

Originally posted by Geck0 Geck0 wrote:

So what's your favourite Caravan tune then, Febus?
 
albums# 2 #3  #4Thumbs%20Up
i like everything on ''The land of grey...''  except hastings' ''love to love you'' 
i like almost everything on ''waterloo lily'' except all the silly short Hastings songs like ''Aristocracy'' .


If I Could... is my favourite and ItLoGaP comes next.  I like a lot of the Hastings penned numbers and his voice isn't that annoying.  I prefer Sinclair's voice, obviously, but Hastings has a similar tone to Wyatt at times. Wink


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Originally posted by fuxi fuxi wrote:

Precisely because Pye Hastings' vocals are so "thin", I find them moving. On "For Richard", for example...
 
 
i guess a matter of taste; i love WYATT voice to death , but not Pye Hastings; can't explain!Wink
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GonG!

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Originally posted by Geck0 Geck0 wrote:

So what's your favourite Caravan tune then, Febus?
 
albums# 2 #3  #4Thumbs%20Up
i like everything on ''The land of grey...''  except hastings' ''love to love you'' 
i like almost everything on ''waterloo lily'' except all the silly short Hastings songs like ''Aristocracy'' .
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Precisely because Pye Hastings' vocals are so "thin", I find them moving. On "For Richard", for example...
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GONG FTW!
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Soft machine by far!!!!!!!!!!!
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Soft Machine, Hatfield and Muffins are my favs.
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So what's your favourite Caravan tune then, Febus?
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Oh, and, by the way:

Originally posted by febus febus wrote:

CARAVAN was only good the first 4 albums with Richard Sinclair on board; when Pip Pyle tokk contral control, it was utter [EMAIL=s@!t]s@!t

Febus, don't you enjoy FOR GIRLS WHO GROW PLUMP IN THE NIGHT, or even LIVE AT FAIRFIELD HALLS?[/QUOTE]
 
Nope, i bought ''FOR GIRLS..........''   don't like it, the best part is when they make a cover of Ratledge's soft tune
Yes, pye HASTINGs, not PIP PYLE (rip)....i guess i had a momentary lapse of reason!!
 
No i don't like the weak , very thin vocals of P. Hastings (Sinclair was the man!)
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GONG!!!
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All of the above are very good

I do miss the inclusion of Cos and Picchio dal Pozzo.  Picchio dal Pozzo has been my favourite of the last few months.
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Originally posted by febus febus wrote:

CARAVAN was only good the first 4 albums with Richard Sinclair on board; when Pip Pyle tokk contral control, it was utter s@!t


You mean Pye Hastings.  Pip Pyle was the drummer for Hatfield/National Health/early Gong.  I find that For Girls Who Grow Plump In The Night to be a superb album with a new line-up.  It has more of a "rock" feel other then their early jazzier stuff, but it's still Caravan 100%.  I also find Cunning Stunts to be a great follow up to that album.  It's basically part 2 to For Girls...

Oh btw, I voted for CaravanSleepy

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