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I think the fact that all of these polls have been "CTTE vs. some other epic" proves that CTTE is superior to them all.
yeah I see the logic in that, it is in a way the standard against all prog epics are judged.
I agree that ctte is the standard but that doesnt mean its the best. Id be surprised if many people think that it is the best. I think that Gates and awaken are better.
I would be surprised as well, the question to me was open ended. Could be best, greatest, innovative, etc.. If you sort of throw all those together, Close to the Edge uber alles
Space is dark it is so endless
When you're lost it's so relentless
It is so big, it is small
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Posted: October 12 2005 at 05:19
margaret wrote:
lunaticviolist wrote:
I think the fact that all of these polls have been "CTTE vs. some other epic" proves that CTTE is superior to them all.
yeah I see the logic in that, it is in a way the standard against all prog epics are judged.
I agree that ctte is the standard but that doesnt mean its the best. Id be surprised if many people think that it is the best. I think that Gates and awaken are better.
Well McGarnical Billy is dead! They slit his throat from ear to ear!
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Posted: October 11 2005 at 18:18
I can't choose, both songs own in their own way (heh), so I picked "I
enjoy both...". If held at gunpoint, I suppose I'd have to side with
Shine On, but no one has brandished a firearm...yet.
I enjoy both of them on the same level; Shine On YCD is my favorite from Pink Floyd, and Close to the Edge is my favorite from Yes (and both Yes & Pink Floyd are in a tie for my favorite band) I'll agree with -bp-, and say that it depends on my mood.
I enjoy the editing and production of Wish You Were Here (the album) better than Close to the Edge (the album), mostly because of the lack of pauses at the end of songs and the connections from each piece of music to the next. (Whenever I edit compilations for myself, I spend nearly an hour editing every song to a point where they can smoothly flow; Luckily I have a burning rom that allows me to take out the two second pauses in between songs ) CTTE and WYWH are both 5-star albums, IMO!
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Posted: October 11 2005 at 17:08
lunaticviolist wrote:
I think the fact that all of these polls have been "CTTE vs. some other epic" proves that CTTE is superior to them all.
I agree! The exact question though is "which is more exciting" and for that even of you are a SOYCD fan surely CTTE wins for the blistering guitar intro...
Anyhow as its just about my fave track I'd alweays make an argument to favour it....
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Posted: October 11 2005 at 16:53
lunaticviolist wrote:
I think the fact that all of these polls have been "CTTE vs. some other epic" proves that CTTE is superior to them all.
I disagree because Shine On You Crazy Diamond seems to win this poll hands down. I'm quite surprised but I agree myself: CTTE is really great, but SOYCD is even better, exceptionally good, because... it has so much emotional depth, the form is so simple but it touches me as almost no other piece of music does. A work of true genius. Awesome!
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Posted: October 11 2005 at 16:25
I'm completely biased because Shine On You Crazy Diamon Parts I-IX are my favorite pieces of music ever conceived. I love CTTE, but it just doesn't do it like SoyCD.
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