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Poll Question: Which album's your fav?
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
38 [44.19%]
4 [4.65%]
8 [9.30%]
6 [6.98%]
1 [1.16%]
4 [4.65%]
17 [19.77%]
1 [1.16%]
4 [4.65%]
3 [3.49%]
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    Posted: July 06 2010 at 13:24
You can overview whole album info including track lists & listen to these albums through winamp streaming at "ToToRo Winamp Streaming Station"
 


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Yuck. What a horrible year for prog. I'll go with Hawkwind, as it's the only one I can listen to in one sitting.
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Too bad Three of a perfect pair came out in 1984.
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Le Poison Qui Rend Fou, excellent Avant Prog.

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The Wake.
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Le Poison Qui Rend Fou, definitely.
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Misplaced Childhood or The Wake - IQ gets it for me by a fraction.
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Brother Where You Bound, of course!
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I'm a big fan of The Jewel, that one gets my vote.
 
I also like The Wake and Misplaced Childhood a lot.
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Originally posted by richardh richardh wrote:

The Wake.
 
Same here, but I might have voted for Present as well. IQ was the most magical neo act at the time, and remains now a solid veteran 25 years later: this band surpassed (by a little margin) the robustness of neo pioneers Twelfth Night and surpassed teh compositional brilliancy of rivals/colleagues Marillion. While the latter were becoming softer, the latter became darker (at least, until Paul Menel got in...).
 
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I can't believe Metal Fatigue hasn't got a vote.

Haven't heard Power Windows, it had better be really good!
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Originally posted by explodingjosh explodingjosh wrote:

I can't believe Metal Fatigue hasn't got a vote.

Haven't heard Power Windows, it had better be really good!
Metal Fatigue has two votes now, much better than Power Windows.
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Marillion.
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Originally posted by crimhead crimhead wrote:

Too bad Three of a perfect pair came out in 1984.
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Methinks this might get a bit one-sided. Long live the 80s!
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Misplaced Childhood has enough votes, so I vote for The Wake.
Brother Where You Bound is third.

Edited by someone_else - July 07 2010 at 02:51
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Dismal year. Sleepy
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My vote goes to IQ's The Wake - I'm very much looking forward to seeing them performing it live in its entirety this October when they play The Met in Bury Big smile !!
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Points: 6795 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 07 2010 at 11:50
Originally posted by WalterDigsTunes WalterDigsTunes wrote:

Long live the 80s!
It's a little late to say that.
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