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Poll Question: Recommend One ?
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    Posted: December 24 2012 at 13:24
Okay with FLOYD back i'm sure they'll be getting most of the votes but it is one i really like.
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PT, a great, trippy little album.
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Heard them all but the new Plague and the Seffer (never heard any of the Zao solo stuff). Here's my ranking of the rest:

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Popol Vuh
Zao 
Pinhas

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Ozrics
P Tree
Floyd (was always one of my least favs of theirs)
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Points: 66588 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: December 24 2012 at 14:17

Have to go with Obscured by Clouds since I only know that one and Voyager 34 and the latter isn't to my tastes.
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Waterfall Cities!
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Heaven sent the promised land...looks alright from where I stand...cause I'm the man on the outside looking in...
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Thinking Plague - probably album of the year for me & I've seen them perform significant chunks of it twice.
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I've ordered Shekina for xmas so I'll delay voting til I've heard it. But of the other ones, right now it's looking to be Pinhas, PT, and Ozrics as my tops (Of the ones I"ve heard)
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Think I'll have to sleep on it. I loooove Obscured by Clouds and I find it to be grossly overlooked, yet I don't think it needs my vote in this poll....

May just have to vote for one of the odd curiosities inside the big sprawling Krautrock world. That Popol Vuh album is a real treat, and it is one of the only symphonic Kraut albums I've ever come across.

I also very much enjoy what just might be The Ozrics most progressive outing.

I don't have that Seffer one, but I've got his IMA which is just breathtaking. Thanks for reminding me about him John.

Like I said, I think I'll sleep on this...

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Waterfall Cities (errr..... Wasaga Beach? .....nah!) 

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I'm giving my vote to Jannick Top.  I haven't listened to it in a while, but I enjoy it a lot.  I actually know almost all of these albums too, quite a departure for me.   I even have that Yoch'kp Seffer album.  And I have a high regard for that new Thinking Plague album.  But I feel like shooting for the Top tonight.  Take me to the Top!
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Originally posted by Wanorak Wanorak wrote:

PT, a great, trippy little album.
"This young man never had a bummer in some thirty three LSD trips...but on voyage 34 he finally met himself coming down an up-staircase, and the encounter was crushing".
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Originally posted by zravkapt zravkapt wrote:

Heard them all but the new Plague and the Seffer (never heard any of the Zao solo stuff). Here's my ranking of the rest:

Jannick Top
Popol Vuh
Zao 
Pinhas

T Dream
Ozrics
P Tree
Floyd (was always one of my least favs of theirs)
Cool to see you and Holy Moly pick Top here. I love both of his solo albums and this one is excellent. On "De Futura"  he has Richard Pinhas on guitar which is amazing. But my favourite might be the intense "Mekanik Machine" with the MAGMA boys helping out including Christian Vander, Klaus Blasquisz, Claude Olmos and Patrick Gauthier. I'll have a hard time not picking this one.
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Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

Quoted right out of the liner notes on the 62 minute expanded Voyage 34 version.Big smile I think i first heard this on the Stars Die compilation.
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Let's call that a short nap...

I decided to go for Popol Vuh. Maybe it's just my mood lately, but I find so much 'meaning' in these albums. I also used to paint and draw a lot to this one.

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Originally posted by octopus-4 octopus-4 wrote:

Heaven sent the promised land...looks alright from where I stand...cause I'm the man on the outside looking in...
Ahhh from "Wots...Uh The Deal".  Man i love the mood and sound of that record. There's a couple of albums on this list i like more but i am a huge fan of this one.
Oh and thanks Scott for voting. What the heck happened to the Lions this year. They sure have some very high end pieces but obviously need help in places.
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Originally posted by Mellotron Storm Mellotron Storm wrote:

Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:



Quoted right out of the liner notes on the 62 minute expanded Voyage 34 version.Big smile I think i first heard this on the Stars Die compilation.


I know. I love that about it. It's so obvious and in your face.
I really dig the album and the vibe they had back then.
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Originally posted by bytor2112 bytor2112 wrote:

Waterfall Cities!
"Coily" is my favourite song from that one but the title track is really good too.
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Originally posted by Nogbad_The_Bad Nogbad_The_Bad wrote:

Thinking Plague - probably album of the year for me & I've seen them perform significant chunks of it twice.
I would have been surprised if you didn't vote for that one, i've seen you praise this a lot. Love how upfront Dave Willey's bass is.
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