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Originally posted by Sean Trane Sean Trane wrote:



Just like Dave Gilmour pseudo-Floyd solo  Permanent Lapse Of Reason, you can update the 80's atrocious sonics all you want(to no avail), the album will remain bad, because the songwriting is really weak.

There is maybe one UW track that would find a spot on either A or Tb&TB
Ditto for AMLOR, only the opening instrumental would find a spot on either TFC or TDB.




I’ll have it fairly even with A now with this production. Ian never sang better
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Originally posted by dr prog dr prog wrote:

 Ian never sang better

By any quantitative or qualitative measure, that statement is strictly delusional if you are referring to Under Wraps. Unless, of course, you prefer croaking to actual singing -- you know, like on Stand Up, Aqualung, Minstrel in the Gallery, or any album before Ian blew out his vocal chords.
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Originally posted by The Dark Elf The Dark Elf wrote:

Originally posted by dr prog dr prog wrote:

 Ian never sang better


By any quantitative or qualitative measure, that statement is strictly delusional if you are referring to Under Wraps. Unless, of course, you prefer croaking to actual singing -- you know, like on Stand Up, Aqualung, Minstrel in the Gallery, or any album before Ian blew out his vocal chords.

Don’t like his voice much on minstrel. I think you need to listen to those remixes lol
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Originally posted by dr prog dr prog wrote:

Originally posted by The Dark Elf The Dark Elf wrote:

Originally posted by dr prog dr prog wrote:

 Ian never sang better


By any quantitative or qualitative measure, that statement is strictly delusional if you are referring to Under Wraps. Unless, of course, you prefer croaking to actual singing -- you know, like on Stand Up, Aqualung, Minstrel in the Gallery, or any album before Ian blew out his vocal chords.

Don’t like his voice much on minstrel. I think you need to listen to those remixes lol

I'm certain you don't know what you're talking about lol
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Originally posted by The Dark Elf The Dark Elf wrote:

Originally posted by dr prog dr prog wrote:

Originally posted by The Dark Elf The Dark Elf wrote:

Originally posted by dr prog dr prog wrote:

 Ian never sang better


By any quantitative or qualitative measure, that statement is strictly delusional if you are referring to Under Wraps. Unless, of course, you prefer croaking to actual singing -- you know, like on Stand Up, Aqualung, Minstrel in the Gallery, or any album before Ian blew out his vocal chords.

Don’t like his voice much on minstrel. I think you need to listen to those remixes lol


I'm certain you don't know what you're talking about lol


Just because you love minstrel and I don’t lol.
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^ Minstrel is a great hard-prog album by any standard.

His voice? Anderson has never had a great voice, a bit strained and nasopharyngeal.
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Originally posted by Atavachron Atavachron wrote:

^ Minstrel is a great hard-prog album by any standard.

His voice? Anderson has never had a great voice, a bit strained and nasopharyngeal.



He’s one of my fave vocalists of the 70s and early 80s. Probably is my fave.
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^ And he's never had a great voice.   One's favorite is not indicative of greatness.

On the other hand, very few singers in prog have had great voices---   Lake? Boyish and immature.   Jon Anderson?   A smurf.   Wetton?   No way.   Gabriel had the most mature voice with a good range of tone, and lyrics as well.





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Originally posted by Atavachron Atavachron wrote:

^ And he's never had a great voice.   One's favorite is not indicative of greatness.

On the other hand, very few singers in prog have had great voices---   Lake? Boyish and immature.   Jon Anderson?   A smurf.   Wetton?   No way.   Gabriel had the most mature voice with a good range of tone, and lyrics as well.





I find Gabriel the least interesting lol
I like other singers such as ozzy, gillan, dio, brown, sinclair, hammill etc
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^ Exactly, mostly non-Prog, hard rock or Pop artists.   It's always been that way, just the nature of the beast I guess--- F. Mercury, R. Plant, E. John, CS&N, great voices.   Not Prog.
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Di Giacomo another goodie
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