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Poll Question: Pick your favorite album out of the 15 released back in 1965!
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
25 [56.82%]
2 [4.55%]
0 [0.00%]
1 [2.27%]
0 [0.00%]
0 [0.00%]
2 [4.55%]
2 [4.55%]
0 [0.00%]
0 [0.00%]
0 [0.00%]
10 [22.73%]
1 [2.27%]
1 [2.27%]
0 [0.00%]
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    Posted: December 02 2020 at 00:19
Well, this is the eleventh week of RAC, time flies quickly! Let's tackle a year whose results might turn out to be very interesting... also, we have some not so predictable names here and a good bunch of 'The' bands, so pick a favorite from 1965 and leave a comment!


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Forgot to put it in the first comment, so
Here are all the winners so far:
1970 - 'Lizard'
1992 - 'Hybris'
1985 - 'Misplaced Childhood'
2019 - 'Resistance'
1968 - 'A Saucerful of Secrets'
1975 - 'Fish Out of Water'
2000 - 'Lightbulb Sun'
1982 - 'Signals'
1995 - 'THRAK'
2005 - 'Deadwing'

Here are some statistics from all the 11 editions so far:
-Both King Crimson and Porcupine Tree have had 5 albums across the editions so far, and both of these bands have won twice
-Frank Zappa has appeared four times but is yet to win
-Anglagard and Chris Squire are the only entries to have 100% win percentage, winning the single times they have appeared on the series
-A total of 469 votes have been cast for these 11 weeks
-105 different bands have appeared so far!
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I'm flying high with the Byrds, but Rubber Sole reminds me that I need to replace my worn-out slippers. Smile
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Rubber Soul just ahead of Help
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The Beatles - 'Rubber Soul'
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Originally posted by Cristi Cristi wrote:

The Beatles - 'Rubber Soul'

Wot 'e said.
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Probably Rubber Soul...but Rave Up, My Generation ,  Out of Our Heads(Satisfaction...) , and Turn,Turn, Turn... are all very good also.
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I have to admit I saw 'Rubber Soul' as the sole favorite but I am just a tint surprised that John Coltrane's 'A Love Supreme' is getting a good number of votes as well.
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I actually like Help a little better then Rubber Soul so that gets my vote. 
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Without any doubt: A Love Supreme by John Coltrane.

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A Love Supreme takes it for me, followed by both Beatles albums.
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Originally posted by A Crimson Mellotron A Crimson Mellotron wrote:

I have to admit I saw 'Rubber Soul' as the sole favorite but I am just a tint surprised that John Coltrane's 'A Love Supreme' is getting a good number of votes as well.

Well, Coltrane was a visionary. I don't like his tone or his style that much, but I cannot downplay his significance in the music world. His usage of triadic shifting and hexatonic stuff was revolutionary. Probably the most important figure in modal jazz, after Miles Davis sort of popularized it I guess.
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Rubber Soul.

Was I the only one who was confused by the poll question? It says favorite album of 1968, but the topic said 1965. Anyway, I understood by looking at the albums, so what the neck!
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Originally posted by A Crimson Mellotron A Crimson Mellotron wrote:

Well, this is the eleventh week of RAC, time flies quickly! Let's tackle a year whose results might turn out to be very interesting... also, we have some not so predictable names here and a good bunch of 'The' bands, so pick a favorite from 1965 and leave a comment!
You have a good bunch of bands but you don't have The Band: Music from the Big Pink (1968) Wink


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It's between Rubber Soul and Having a Rave Up with the Yardbirds. At the end, I voted for the Beatles.
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OK, I'm going to cause a little trouble here.Evil Smile

Rubber Soul could have been an absolutely amazing album, here's how.
Take Drive my Car, Michelle & Run for your Life & set them on fire. 

Go with the American release that has I've just seen a Face but keep Nowhere Man & and add We can work it Out which was recorded during the Rubber Soul sessions but not put on the album.  Throw in Day Tripper, (also recorded during those sessions but released as a single, not on the album) and BAM! Absolutely killer album. 

I realize many people love the Rubber Soul just the way it is but in my mind this would have been a better album. 
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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Originally posted by A Crimson Mellotron A Crimson Mellotron wrote:

Well, this is the eleventh week of RAC, time flies quickly! Let's tackle a year whose results might turn out to be very interesting... also, we have some not so predictable names here and a good bunch of 'The' bands, so pick a favorite from 1965 and leave a comment!
You have a good bunch of bands but you don't have The Band: Music from the Big Pink (1968) Wink

Well, I don't know them, I guess I will have to check The Band!
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Originally posted by A Crimson Mellotron A Crimson Mellotron wrote:

Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Originally posted by A Crimson Mellotron A Crimson Mellotron wrote:

Well, this is the eleventh week of RAC, time flies quickly! Let's tackle a year whose results might turn out to be very interesting... also, we have some not so predictable names here and a good bunch of 'The' bands, so pick a favorite from 1965 and leave a comment!
You have a good bunch of bands but you don't have The Band: Music from the Big Pink (1968) Wink

Well, I don't know them, I guess I will have to check The Band!
I must admit, I was a bit confused by the year mentioned in your poll question: - "Pick your favorite album out of the 15 released back in *1968*", but then just above that it says "Random Album Clash - 1965". I'm guessing you copied and pasted the question from your 1968 random album poll without changing the year. Wink


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Originally posted by Argo2112 Argo2112 wrote:

OK, I'm going to cause a little trouble here.Evil Smile

Rubber Soul could have been an absolutely amazing album, here's how.
Take Drive my Car, Michelle & Run for your Life & set them on fire. 

Go with the American release that has I've just seen a Face but keep Nowhere Man & and add We can work it Out which was recorded during the Rubber Soul sessions but not put on the album.  Throw in Day Tripper, (also recorded during those sessions but released as a single, not on the album) and BAM! Absolutely killer album. 

I realize many people love the Rubber Soul just the way it is but in my mind this would have been a better album. 

No Michelle? Crime.
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