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Negoba 
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 Posted: February 20 2023 at 07:16 |
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Thanks for putting in the hard work. Also glad to see Elder do well. Agree with above post that King Buffalo is a great band in the same territory.
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Cristi
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Posted: February 20 2023 at 07:23 |
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Great band, their last album is a 2022 favorite. They should be suggested and added to PA. Heavy prog might be a good fit.
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progaardvark
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Posted: February 20 2023 at 11:06 |
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Great job Ian!
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Catcher10
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Posted: February 20 2023 at 12:52 |
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Thanks for putting this all together, a lot of work for sure. My selections and their results below:
1. Threshold-Dividing Lines (30) 2. Porcupine Tree-Closure/Continuation (4) 3. The Flower Kings-By Royal Decree (36) Booo!!! 4. Lalu-Paint the Sky (90) 5. Galahad-The Last Great Adventurer (48) 6. Marillion-An Hour Before Its Dark (6) 7. Elder-Innate Passage (7) 8. Time Horizon-Power Of Three (135) 9. Collage-Over and Out (81) 10. t-Pareidoliving (144) Glad I don't listen to the "popular" stuff on PA, only the obscure non-popular stuff
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Mirakaze
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Posted: February 20 2023 at 13:50 |
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Great work everyone, and thanks for putting this together, Ian! I'm partly to blame for the number 1 I'll admit to being biased in favour of more underground artists when putting together lists like this but to me there was no mystery this time about Hellfire being the best album of the year. My full list was:1. Black Midi - Hellfire (#1) 2. Perfect - Perfect (#38) 3. Tatsuya Yoshida - Sin (with Risa Takeda) (#81) 4. Missigno - Dystopian Reverie (#90) 5. John Zorn - Suite For Piano (#102) 6. John Zorn - Multiplicities: A Repository Of Non-Existent Objects (#112) 7. Tatsuya Yoshida - Syndebuk (with Risa Takeda) (#74) 8. Tatsuya Yoshida - Reflections (with Sara Wakui) (#135) 9. Greco Bastián - With A Little Hell From My Friends (#8) 10. 5uu's - The Quiet In Your Bones (#9) 11. Bubblemath - Turf Ascension (#21) 12. Magma - Kãrtëhl (#33) 13. Odd Fiction - Puzzle Machine (#69) 14. Louis De Mieulle - Magnetic Feel (#199) 15. Acid Mothers Temple - Japanese New Music Festival Japan Tour 2022 (#209) 16. In-Dreamview - Spires (#213)17. Oksana Linde - Aquatic And Other Worlds (#221) 18. Ventifacts - Chronic Town (#229) 19. Tigran Hamasyan - StandArt (#235) 20. Tricot - Fudeki (#239) Honourable mentions go out to: * Tatsuya Yoshida & Risa Takeda - Nervous System Error * Wayne Shorter, Terri Lyne Carrington, Leo Genovese & Esperanza Spalding - Live At The Detroit Jazz Festival * Mats/Morgan - Live 40! * Tatsuya Yoshida & Risa Takeda - Gaku * The Fourth World Quartet - Grand Bland Vapid Rapids * Trio Subliminal - Trio Subliminal 2: Cinema Infernale * Tatsuya Yoshida & Risa Takeda - Plate No. 4 * Ahleuchatistas - Expansion * Björk - Fossora * Paranoid Void - Travels In My Universe * Uboa & Vi A. - Dead Time's Broken Arrow * Emmett Elvin - Being Of Sound Mind * Robert Fripp - Washington Square Church * Anthropods - Anthropods * Horse Lords - Comradely Objects * Alex Ward, Mark Browne & Pat Thomas - Oxford 1992 * Katra Turana - Reboot * Green Asphalt - Green Asphalt |
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Lewian
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Posted: February 20 2023 at 14:42 |
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Here's mine. Great experience, thanks for putting it all together!
1. Five-Storey Ensemble - Presence (19) 2. Weserbergland - Sacrae Symphoniae (47) 3. iNFiNiEN - Beyond the Veil (3, hah, got that one right!)4. Motorpsycho - Ancient Astronauts (2) 5. Jambinai - Apparition (25) 6. Miriodor - Elements (10) 7. Stephan Thelen - Fractal Sextet (18) 8. Stephan Thelen - Fractal Guitar 3 (62)9. Giant Hedgehog - Im Siel (52) 10. Björk - Fossora (alone) 11. Dunaj - Zavo Dou (alone) 12. Asmus Tietchens - Parallelen (alone) 13. Cola de Zorro - El desierto avanza (alone) 14. Tatsuya Yoshida & Risa Takeda - Syndebuk (this has two separate entries, should be 74) 15. Bubblemath - Turf Ascension (21) 16. 5uu's and Dave Kerman - The Quiet In Your Bones (9) 17. black midi - Hellfire (1)18. Legendary Pink Dots - The Museum of Human Happiness (probably 144) 19. Porcupine Tree - Closure/Continuation (4)20. Perfect - Perfect (38)
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Negoba
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Posted: February 20 2023 at 14:47 |
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1. Elder - Innate Passage (7) 2. Ikarus – Plasma (t16) 3. Russian Circles - Gnosis (37) 4. Greco Bastián - With a Little Hell From My Friends (8) 5. Devin Townsend – Lightwork (t62) 6. Fractal Sextet - Fractal Sextet (18) 7. iNFiNieN - Beyond the Veil (3) 8. Onsegen Ensemble – Realms (t135) 9. OU – one (144) 10. Motorpsycho - Ancient Astronauts (2) 11. Michael Romeo - War of the Worlds, Part 2 (t122) 12. Birth – Born (14) 13. My Sleeping Karma – Atma (t122) 14. Animals as Leaders – Parrhesia (t62) 15. Darkher - the Buried Sun (t69) Edited by Negoba - February 20 2023 at 14:58 |
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lazland
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Posted: February 20 2023 at 15:39 |
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Catcher10
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earlyprog
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Posted: February 20 2023 at 17:21 |
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Excellent work, thanks Ian!
This year, I only had 5 on my top 20 that ended up on PA's top 20. My selections and their results below: 1. The Tangent - Songs from the hard Shoulder (11) 2. Banco Del Mutuo Soccorso - Orlando: Le Forme dell'Amore (15) 3. London Odense Ensemble - Jaiyede Sessions Volume 1 (81) 4. Pattern-Seeking Animals - Only Passing Through (42) 5. Big Big Train - Welcome to the Planet (5) 6. Ryo Okumoto - The Myth of the Mostrophus (112) 7. RanestRane - Apocalypse Now (29) 8. Roland Buhlmann - Emnalóc (57) 9. Moonwagon - The Efficient Use of Space (144) 10. Motorpsycho - Ancient Astronauts (2) 11. Regal Worm - Worm! (165) 12. Fren - All the Pretty Days (13) 13. Lobate Scarp - You Have It All (188) 14. Phoenix Again - Vision (135) 15. David Maxim Micic - Bilo 4.0 (48) 16. Jean-Pierre Louveton - Sapiens Chapitre 3/3: Actum (102) 17. Michael Romeo - War of the Worlds // Pt. 2 (122) 18. Earthless - Night Parade of One Hundred Demons (229) 19. Temple Of Switches - Four (235) 20. Karfagen - Land Of Green and Gold (199) Edited by earlyprog - February 20 2023 at 17:29 |
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The Dark Elf
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Posted: February 20 2023 at 17:24 |
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Oh yes, and I forgot to thank Ian for his dedication in compiling this for us. Great job!
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Nogbad_The_Bad
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Posted: February 20 2023 at 18:19 |
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Here's my list and no apology for #1, was my favorite album of the year by one of the my favorite modern bands. The modern music scene is outstanding. 3 in the top 10, 7 in the top 25, pretty happy.
1. black midi - Hellfire (1) 2. 5uu's - The Quiet In Your Bones (9) 3. Black Country, New Road - Ants From Up There (30) 4. Titan To Tachyons - Vonals (45) 5. Miriodor - Elements (10) 6. October Equus - Noches blancas, luces rojas (74) 7. Ahleuchatistas - Expansion (122) 8. Anna von Hausswolff - Live at Montreux Jazz Festival (27) 9. Anthropods - Anthropods (144) 10. Horse Lords - Comradely Objects (52) 11. Asceta - Asceta (28) 12. Ikarus - Plasma (16) 13. Zorn, John - Spinoza (144) 14. Bubblemath - Turf Ascension (21) 15. Deadly Orgone Radiation - Desecration of Form (24) 16. Mary Halvorson - Amaryllis (199) 17. Plastic Dogs - Ivert (144) 18. Five-Storey Ensemble - Presence (19) 19. SOT - Monster Master (73) 20. The Kurws - Powięź / Fascia (239) |
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Ian
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Mellotron Storm
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Posted: February 20 2023 at 20:41 |
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Congrats Ian, Hugues and all for this. It seemed like it was going to be Black Midi's year this year.
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richardh
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As much as I admire Black Midi for going out on a limb with what they do I find I can only enjoy them in small doses. Still good enough to make my own list and deserving NO1 just for good intent if nothing else.
I voted Motorpsycho my NO1 which followed the 'Norwegian protocol' set by Wobbler - 4 great tracks! I expected The Flower Kings to do better, only 3 of us put them in their selection (me included) but I would have expected a few more lower placings at least. Also seems I am the only one who likes Glass Hammer. Is that because they are generally not available on streaming sites or people just feel they have no value I wonder..
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Negoba
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Posted: February 21 2023 at 08:33 |
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I haven't listened to Glass Hammer in awhile, but not being on streaming sites is huge. There are so many artists that I was able to check out that there's no way I could afford to buy physical media for all of them. I haven't purchased physical media in a long time.
Ironically, my kids who are in their early twenties spend ridiculous amounts on vinyl.
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progaardvark
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This was how my list did:
1. Deadly Orgone Radiation - Desecration of Form (24) 2. Horse Lords - Comradely Objects (52) 3. Afforested - Ancient Healing Oakwood Journeys (48) 4. 5uu's - The Quiet in Your Bones (9) 5. Titan to Tachyons - Vonals (45) 6. Ars de Er - Attacca Subito (33) 7. Artefactron - Artefactron (122) 8. Greco Bastián - With a Little Hell From My Friends (8) 9. Ars de Er - L'adieu au monde (??) 10. The Flying Luttenbachers - Terror Iridescence (112) 11. Pierre Vervloesem - 30 Years of Success (165) 12. Yang - Designed for Disaster (175) 13. The Tangent - Songs From the Hard Shoulder (11) 14. Czyszy - Scent Emmental (199) 15. October Equus - Noches Blancas, Luces Rojas (74) 16. Perfect - Perfect (38) 17. Brian! - The Cataclysmic Engine (221) 18. Magician's Red - Threshold (229) 19. Anima Morte - Serpents in the Field of Sleep (188) 20. Knekklectric - Alt blir verre (69) |
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Nogbad_The_Bad
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Urgh, I accidently added all the votes for Ars de Er to Attacca Subito, I need to correct the main sheet as it affects the top 50.
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Ian
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Prog-jester
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what a lovely top indeed!
Interesting, I remember my band (STONED JESUS) was rejected, even though our transition to prog happened around the same time as ELDER's (2015), and KING BUFFALO guys were citing our album Pilgrims as a direct influence on their style  But I guess it's the name - "lol they're called sToNeD JeSuS light one up duuuude" - that stops many from taking out music seriously...anyway, sorry for the offtopEdited by Prog-jester - February 21 2023 at 14:05 |
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Cristi
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if the band released new music (since the rejection that is) they can be re-evaluated.
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Prog-jester
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next Friday, our first LP in five years!
 On a serious note, it's really cool to see stoner/doom/psych-prog appreciated here, we're literally invisible for any other music media (even most metal news sites) Edited by Prog-jester - February 21 2023 at 14:17 |
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