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10 [19.61%]
7 [13.73%]
13 [25.49%]
15 [29.41%]
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Closely followed by MMEB then Hillage.

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Fish Rising, then Another Green World.
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MMEB very easily.

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Minstrel in the Gallery over any of these. Or Wish You Were Here. Or Physical Graffiti. or Blow by Blow. Or A Night at the Opera. Or Scheherazade & Other Stories. Or Tonight's the Night. Or Blood on the Tracks. Or The Basement Tapes. A lot of great albums in 1975.

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All 5 are classics ! 
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Originally posted by The Dark Elf The Dark Elf wrote:

Or Tonight's the Night. Or Blood on the Tracks.



The two best British prog albums of 1975Clap
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Originally posted by zravkapt zravkapt wrote:

Originally posted by The Dark Elf The Dark Elf wrote:

Or Tonight's the Night. Or Blood on the Tracks.



The two best British prog albums of 1975Clap

Meh, you've posted hundreds of polls in the last several months. I don't really pay attention tho the context anymore. LOL

P.S. In any case, none of the ones you posted are anywhere remotely close to the best Brit release in 75.


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Of those choices, easily Another Green World.
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