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    Posted: November 13 2013 at 06:35
Eskaton for me.
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Only know Green, excelent album !
Anyway no vote
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In Den Garten Pharaos is a personal favorite, also the only one I've heard from the list so no vote.
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Originally posted by tamijo tamijo wrote:

Only know Green, excelent album !
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True that. My second favourite from him after Fish Rising. Nick Mason adds some drum work and helped Steve produce it.
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Ahhh you guys are funny. Looks like Eskaton will take this one and move on.
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Originally posted by MFP MFP wrote:

In Den Garten Pharaos is a personal favorite, also the only one I've heard from the list so no vote.
 
I thought this album might be the wild card here. I know their are a ton of Popol Vuh fans out there. This second album from Fricke is more electronic than what would follow. A very interesting record for sure. Fricke would play moog on Tangerine Dream's Zeit album released the following year.
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Will Man With Hat pick Canaxis, that is the real question everyone wants answered.Tongue
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Haven't heard Canaxis, but voted Popol Vuh anyway
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Haven't heard Canaxis, but voted Popol Vuh anyway
 
Listening to that first track on that Popol Vuh record and I swear I was hearing lots of mellotron but apparently it's choir-organ according to Andy at Planetmellotron. Great sound though.
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Will Man With Hat pick Canaxis, that is the real question everyone wants answered.Tongue


I won't. I do enjoy that one though.

In Den Garten Pharaos for me.
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Originally posted by Man With Hat Man With Hat wrote:

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Will Man With Hat pick Canaxis, that is the real question everyone wants answered.Tongue


I won't. I do enjoy that one though.

In Den Garten Pharaos for me.
 
Cool !  That's what i've got on right now.
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Canaxis is very good, but I prefer the next one:Movies (1979).
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I'm not a fan of any of these albums Disapprove
I liked Fish Rising but never cared for Green too much, and although my vote goes to Eskaton, it's hardly my fav Zehul album, I mean it's good but nothing more.
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Originally posted by Mellotron Storm Mellotron Storm wrote:

Originally posted by Man With Hat Man With Hat wrote:

Originally posted by Mellotron Storm Mellotron Storm wrote:



Will Man With Hat pick Canaxis, that is the real question everyone wants answered.Tongue


I won't. I do enjoy that one though.

In Den Garten Pharaos for me.
 
Cool !  That's what i've got on right now.


Very nice pick PhilCool 

You guys'll never guess what I voted for. I'll give you a hint: the album has no tubas in it.
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Name me a prog album that has tubas in it ?LOL Oh i'm sure there are some but that's not a great hint David.Wink
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Originally posted by Mellotron Storm Mellotron Storm wrote:

Name me a prog album that has tubas in it ?LOL Oh i'm sure there are some but that's not a great hint David.Wink

If you like tuba, try SOT - Kind of Saltz,
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