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    Posted: January 31 2018 at 10:03
^Yes...those are both very good.
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No procol Harum Debut... or The Nice's Thoughts of Emerlist Davjack in the list??
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Originally posted by Tom Ozric Tom Ozric wrote:

Floyd, hands down. Had it been the Airplane’s Baxter’s album, then that would’ve taken the cake for ‘67 !!
Great mention! Also there are no Kinks: Something Else, Songs Of Leonard Cohen, Dylan´s John Wesley Harding, Yardbirds Little Games, Vanilla Fudge´s or Canned Heat´s first...not to mention how many not so popular great albums came that year.
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Floyd, hands down. Had it been the Airplane’s Baxter’s album, then that would’ve taken the cake for ‘67 !!
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Originally posted by KingCrInuYasha KingCrInuYasha wrote:

 

Fair enough, but it's still strange that Zappa's output during this period was not mentioned in that article.


Really true. I think´s it´s first prog album, specially the first side. Second is really fractured but great too.
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Originally posted by Pastmaster Pastmaster wrote:

Originally posted by DDPascalDD DDPascalDD wrote:

I've never gotten the love for Piper, I find it rather annoying tbh. Although Astronomy Domine can be funny at times...

It's always nice to find more people who don't like Piper. The only song I like is Matilda Mother.

My vote goes to Jimi Hendrix, although that Traffic album is great too.
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This was really hard, all those albums are great except Beach Boys (that one good too, but not as great as Pet Sounds). Then I just had to choose Floyd.

There are many great albums missing, famous ones I think Cream Disraeli Gears, 13th Floor Elevators Eastern Everywhere, Stones Their Satanic, Hendrix Axis (to me even better than Are You), Ten Years After first, Doors Strange Days (again better than first)...
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Originally posted by DDPascalDD DDPascalDD wrote:

I've never gotten the love for Piper, I find it rather annoying tbh. Although Astronomy Domine can be funny at times...

It's always nice to find more people who don't like Piper. The only song I like is Matilda Mother.

My vote goes to Jimi Hendrix, although that Traffic album is great too.
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Great list.....but if I had to play only one over and over......it would be Pepper.
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I've never gotten the love for Piper, I find it rather annoying tbh. Although Astronomy Domine can be funny at times...
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Doors and Floyd.
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The Moodies! But I also like Piper and Hendrix
Categories strain, crack and sometimes break, under their burden - step out of the space provided.
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Procol Harum's debut was great, deserves to be mentioned.

I don't know all the albums and don't care for some.
Never cared for Captain Beefheart and Jefferson Airplane bored me last time I tried listening to them (slowly, tippy-toeing away)
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Originally posted by Larree Larree wrote:

What about Tangerine Dream - Kaleidoscope?
Damn, Embarrassed I forgot that was released in late '67, add that to my previous list of 1967 British Psyche releases.
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I voted for the Moody Blues. 
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What about Tangerine Dream - Kaleidoscope?
And what about my favorite album from 1967, Country Joe and the Fish - Electric Music for the Mind and Body?

A lot of good music in 1967!


Edited by Larree - March 17 2013 at 11:54
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Chose the Beatles...Sgt Pepper......couldn't vote in the poll for some reason.Unhappy
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