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Poll Question: who do you love?
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    Posted: February 09 2005 at 22:30
who do you like best?
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Out of this Algarnas Tradgard, but how could you miss the most obvious... ANGLAGARD??!
"Mister Fripp, your music is quite different than everything else out there. In one word, how would you describe it?"

"Progressive.... yeah, that's it..."
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Where in God's name is Anglagard?!
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not good enough for the list, sorry my poll !

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All these are Sacandinavian bands from the 70s...

SAMLA MAMMAS MANNA!!! SAMLA MAMMAS MANNA!!! SAMLA MAMMAS MANNA!!!

Also their second late 70s version, ZAMLA MAMMAZ MANNA, and the early 80s spin-off VON ZAMLA.

How does SMM sound like? A mixture of jazz rock, polka, Northern and eastern European folk, background music for circus acts, and some yodeling - clapping - humming - falsetto to make things even weirder. Yet, it's so articulate, that it makes you wonder how these guys could really do it -- join chaos and order in one and the same musical source.

Coming soon: my review on SMM's 3rd album.



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Along with Anglagard... what about Anekdoten, Galleon, The Flower Kings, Pain of Salvation, Paatos, even Opeth?
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Opeth!

 
"O' lady look up in time o' lady look out of love
'n you should have us all
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"Bill's Corpse" By Captain Beefheart
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None of the bands listed is in the level of ANGLAGARD, ANEKDOTEN or even PAR LINDH PROJECT.

Iván

 



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Originally posted by ivan_2068 ivan_2068 wrote:

None of the bands listed is in the level of ANGLAGARD, ANEKDOTEN or even PAR LINDH PROJECT.

Iván

I wouldn't be so sure about it: SMM is an absolute moster, a monster whose every individual member is a total genius. Ask TFK's Stolt about the band's percussionist. Ask him if he considers SMM as a band not in the level of the 90s Scandinavian bands... specially after the shameful, disastrous 'Gravity' released by Anekdoten in 2003.

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hmm, DB, seems like not too many people agree with your choice, haha

only 2 votes so far

its anglagard or opeth for me, sorry
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Hi Cesar, glad to see you, but we disagree this time, I've only listened  the self titled album and Kaka by SAMLA MAMMAS MANNA and no one really impressed me, not bad but not my kind of music, a mixture of genres that I can't get.

In the case of ANEKDOTEN, Vemod and Nucleus are so impressive that who cares about Gravity, an album released long after the best years of the band had passed, even when is not as disastrous as you say, of course it's softer than the previous, but still rewarding.

And Anglagard, IMO is the only band that can be compared in quality to Genesis.

But that's only a matter of taste.

Iván
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I'm for ISILDURS BANE. But there's not Isildurs Bane...
I Prophesy Disaster...
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I have been pestering MAX@ to finish the Secret Oyster section (only one of four albums)

I would have taken HAIKARA if it was on the list.
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I've never heard of any of them.
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Marmalade...I like marmalade.
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Originally posted by DallasBryan DallasBryan wrote:

not good enough for the list, sorry my poll !

 

If you put it  up for  public debate then it becomes our poll.  But what is the point ofthis one, other than learning an anonymous minority folks at Progarchives like the same handful of  bands you do - only reinforces your prejudices and with the risk of learning next to nothing about the bands you've not heard.

 

Too many bands missing (goodness you could at least taken the option to pick the full 25 ), for me to bother with this from now on.
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Another great Scandinavian band is Sinkadus. Very influenced by Anglagard, and their album "Aurum Nostrum" is, for me, the most beautiful made in Sweden.

 
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Trettioariga Kriget!!!
...it is real...it is Rael...
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I'v elistened to Samla Mammas Manna's "Klossa Knapitatet" the last two
days, and I have to agree with Ceasar Inca. Complex yet free form
composition, melancholic and brutal, awesome.

Of course they don't come close to Änglagård's magnitude, but their
intentions are of other kind.

You also missed some 70's finns: Tasavallan Presidentti, Tabula Rasa and
Piirpauke.
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