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Poll Question: Best Prog of 2005
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Points: 7374 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: June 18 2005 at 17:55

And their multiple sons with their mandible tongues....

I like that line.

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So it's only June...
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Mars Volta, but why is Octavarium not on the list?
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I've just heard samples of the new album by Glass Hammer (on their site) and this is FANTASTIC!!! The Incolsolable Secret is going to be one of this year's best albums IMHO.
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Hope it's a lot lot better than Shadowlands.

Album of year to date...Pepper's Ghost.

Likely best release of 2005 (based on preview) will be Fortune Telling by Strangefish

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K2's Book of the Dead is an obvious choice -

very similar to UK or 70s Genesis.
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First 25 minutes are excellent - then it starts to sound a bit samey.

Still I've only played it a few times.....mebbe it's a grower.

 
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Re K2's Book of the Dead

>First 25 minutes are excellent - then it starts to sound a bit samey. Still I've only played it a few times.....mebbe it's a grower.

It's true, the opening 25-minute epic, and the track that follows, are the best. But it's still a great album.
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