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Poll Question: Which of the listed instrumental albums is best?
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
3 [7.50%]
2 [5.00%]
5 [12.50%]
1 [2.50%]
1 [2.50%]
4 [10.00%]
6 [15.00%]
10 [25.00%]
6 [15.00%]
2 [5.00%]
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I voted for Dixie Dreggs... although my favourite is actually Liquid Tension Experiment Volume 2.
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Rick Wakeman - Six Wives Of Henry VIII

Tangerine Dream - Tangram

Tangerine Dream - Force Majeure

Mike Oldfield - Ommadawn

Jean Michel Jarre - Magnetic Fields

Vangelis - Albedo 0.39

Vangelis - Spiral

Tomita - Snowflakes Are Dancing

Eddie Jobson - Theme Of Secrets

Stephen Caudel - Wine Dark Sea

 

 

 

 

 



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would Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennaes To Heaven technically be instrumental?
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Inner mounting flamme

But Third and Hamburger concerto have vocals, so does Tubular Bells and Snow Goose but those last two are nit-picking one my part.
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Really. Where's Gordian Knot in the list? Where're Djam Karet and Isildurs Bane too????
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My current favorite is Gordian Knot's Emergent.
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Oh, no!

Peter Gabriel's PASSIONS is #1 for me among instrumental albums!!!!

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I'm For Rick Wakeman's 6 WIVES or John Lord's SARABANDE. But there's none of them in the list...
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I voted for Anglagard, but sure wish A Triggering Myth's Forgiving Eden
and Happy The Man's Crafty Hands albums were included.
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GREAT list Billyshears, Hamburger Concerto, Epilog and Tubular Bells are among my favorites, it's hard to vote for one of the three (even when I decided to go with Epilog).

But I believe Six Wives of Hery the VIII deserves to be here, I know Wakeman released a lot of New Age albums but his first 5 or 6 are real masterpieces.

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Originally posted by greenback greenback wrote:

gryphon

Agreed ... wait a minute

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But it's not on the list
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I think Phaedra by Tangerine Dream is really good.
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There's many albums I love in there, but I voted for Inner Mounting Flame.
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Gotta go with Tubular Bells myself.
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My vote goes for Tubular Bells, but deep in my heart, my favourite instrumental album is still LTE 1
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BebieM,

You're right, once again I flub something up.

"Moon in June" does indeed contain singing by Rob Wyatt.

Well, i guess exclude THIRD then.

TUBULAR BELLS does contain choral work and such, but that's suitable.

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