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Originally posted by Zappastolethetowels Zappastolethetowels wrote:

That does not include streaming btw 

Do we draw boundaries for thread participation from now on? 

What do you mean? I was referring to your original OP where you asked for listing the artists from ones collection with at least a handfull of albums.
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Originally posted by David_D David_D wrote:

Originally posted by Zappastolethetowels Zappastolethetowels wrote:

That does not include streaming btw 

Do we draw boundaries for thread participation from now on? 

What do you mean? I was referring to your original OP where you asked for listing the artists from ones collection with at least a handfull of albums.

I read that as if you were telling me I have a small physical collection (which I do) therefore I should list only those I own (not heard).

If you were looking at the OP in the first installment (the A's) then maybe that's what was said, but I later clarified that the criteria is 1. favorite band and album 2. output consisting of at least 2 albums.

But some tend to bend the rules as they always do Smile
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Originally posted by Zappastolethetowels Zappastolethetowels wrote:

But some tend to bend the rules as they always do Smile

Fine, I might still be happy to do it in these threads.
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Originally posted by Zappastolethetowels Zappastolethetowels wrote:

Originally posted by David_D David_D wrote:

Originally posted by Zappastolethetowels Zappastolethetowels wrote:

That does not include streaming btw 

Do we draw boundaries for thread participation from now on? 

What do you mean? I was referring to your original OP where you asked for listing the artists from ones collection with at least a handfull of albums.

I read that as if you were telling me I have a small physical collection (which I do) therefore I should list only those I own (not heard).

If you were looking at the OP in the first instalment (the A's) then maybe that's what was said, but I later clarified that the criteria is 1. favorite band and album 2. output consisting of at least 2 albums.

But some tend to bend the rules as they always do Smile
I can see what David's getting at. How do we know what the "rules" are when there are no guidelines or instructions as to what we're supposed to do in the original post to this thread? It presupposes that everyone has been following this whole series of threads since the very first instalment (the A's), when there are several new members who've joined PA since then.  Confused
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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Originally posted by Zappastolethetowels Zappastolethetowels wrote:

Originally posted by David_D David_D wrote:

Originally posted by Zappastolethetowels Zappastolethetowels wrote:

That does not include streaming btw 

Do we draw boundaries for thread participation from now on? 

What do you mean? I was referring to your original OP where you asked for listing the artists from ones collection with at least a handfull of albums.

I read that as if you were telling me I have a small physical collection (which I do) therefore I should list only those I own (not heard).

If you were looking at the OP in the first instalment (the A's) then maybe that's what was said, but I later clarified that the criteria is 1. favorite band and album 2. output consisting of at least 2 albums.

But some tend to bend the rules as they always do Smile
I can see what David's getting at. How do we know what the "rules" are when there are no guidelines or instructions as to what we're supposed to do in the original post to this thread? It presupposes that everyone has been following this whole series of threads since the very first instalment (the A's), when there are several new members who've joined PA since then.  Confused
Ok, Paul - I see what the issue is now!

I didn't figure the "guidelines'' bear repeating since they would just become redundant after a while. I recognize we get new viewers and I don't intend on pushing anyone to obey a formula.

A - H have turned out successfully I should think; I purposefully post the thread topics vague (bands starting with the letter in question, and a single album selection) 
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Steve Hackett

CD albums in order of preference:-
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Not sure whether this means I'm bending the "rules" but I go on using these threads for figuring out who my no. 1 prog artist is when it comes to number of albums. The letter H is won rather narrowly by Peter Hammill, and my favourite album of his (rarely mentioned!) is Patience. 

I will also mention Hoelderlin, who are the band with most albums (even though not that many; Hackett and Hillage have more), as I like to feature their great Live-Traumstadt album, which I play regularly to this day. Ah, I realise I have more Henry Cow than Hoelderlin. Sorry. Tongue


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Hatfield - Rotters

S. Hillage - Fish Rising

Steve Hackett – Mornings

Harmonium - 5 Seasons

HP Lovecraft - Live May 11 1968

Hedayatt – Obsolete

Hooffoot – s/t

Haikara - Haikara

Roy Harper – Stormcock

Haizea   -  Hontz Gaua  

Hölderlin   -  Hölderlins Traum  (1973)

Peter Hammill – Silent Corner

Herbie Hancock – Sextant/Crossings

Henry Cow – Leg End

Jimi Hendrix Experience - Are you Experienced

Höyry-Kone - Huono Parturi
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Top 16 "H-List" Prog Albums  (one album per artist)

5 stars 1967: H.P. Lovecraft - H.P. Lovecraft - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL021DFD2E939BC5BB
5 stars 2002: Jan Hammer - Miami Vice: The Complete Collection - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_lOwJy33t3OvKllCwsVGH1yILMykJUCRqY
5 stars 1978: Happy the Man - Crafty Hands - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRera802pUU
5 stars 1975: Harmonium - Si on avait besoin d'une cinquieme saison -  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkNzlf2MczE
5 stars 1967: The Jimi Hendrix Experience - Are You Experienced? - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nDSwZRsfyAwg6G0nBW7oleWiz41Z7OezU
5 stars 1973: Ken Hensley - Proud Words on a Dusty Shelf - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_keNEV6L1KU8YFfo40oB4bCTANhI5xxHzI
5 stars 1977: Hoelderlin - Rare Birds - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BUorodjvpSY


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Hugh Hopper- Hopper Tunity Box
Haikara- s/t
Herbie Hancock- Sextant
Steve Hackett- Voyage Of The Acolyte
Eddie Henderson- Realization
Heldon- Stand By
Hatfield And The North- The Rotters' Club
Steve Hillage- Fish Rising
Henry Cow- Leg End
Hawkwind- Spaced Out In London
"The wind is slowly tearing her apart"

"Sad Rain" ANEKDOTEN
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Haken

The Mountain

Hawkwind

The Space Ritual

Headspace

I am Anonymous

Helloween

Keeper of the Seven Keys Part 1 & 2  (Power Metal)

Horizont

The Portrait of a Boy

Huis

Despite Guardian Angels

Peter Hammill

The Silent Corner and the Empty Stage

Roy Harper

Stormcock

Steve Hackett

Voyage of the Acolyte

Steve Howe

Not Necessarily Acoustic

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Quite disappointing to see limited mention of Allan Holdsworth.
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Herbie Hancock - Crossings
Peter Hammill - The Silent Corner And The Empty Stage
Haikara - Geafar
Hellebore - Il Y A Des Jours
Harmonia - De Luxe
Roy Harper - Stormcock
High Tide - Sea Shanties
Hawkwind - Warrior On The Edge Of Time
Eddie Henderson - Realisation
Hatfield And The North - The Rotter's Club
Heart - 3 - Dreamboat Annie
Henry Cow - Unrest
Dashiell Hedayat - Obsolete
Hölderlin - Hölderlins Traum
Steve Hackett - Voyage of the Acolyte
Anna von Hausswolff - Dead Magic
Heldon - Stand By
The Headhunters - Survival Of The Fittest
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Originally posted by Grumpyprogfan Grumpyprogfan wrote:

Quite disappointing to see limited mention of Allan Holdsworth.

I'm well aware of his talent and the respect he's held in by prog musicians but personally I have never been big on fusion so haven't checked out his solo stuff. I've only recently started listening to Bruford (who he played with a bit).
I don't know if you bother with youtube at all but drummer Andy Edwards is a massive fan and has his own channel so I'm sure you would find some interesting content on there. The Sea Of Tranquility gang also mention him a lot and cover a lot of fusion in general.


Edited by richardh - December 29 2023 at 17:36
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