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Moving Pictures
Presto
Grace Under Pressure
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Mirage
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Sgt. Pepper
Revolver
Abbey Road

(2 and 3 are very close)
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GENTLE GIANT

Freehand
The Missing Piece
Interview

HAWKWIND

Astounding Sounds, Amazing Music
In Search Of Space
Doremi Fasol Latido

WALLENSTEIN

No More Love
Blitzkrieg
Cosmic Century

LE ORME

Felona e Sorona
L'Uomo di Pezza
Collage

PFM

Photos Of Ghosts
Chocolate Kings
The World Became The World

GENESIS

Trespass
And Then There Were Three
Wind and Wuthering

ELP

Emerson, Lake and Palmer
Tarkus
Trilogy
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2112
A Farewell To Kings
Fly By Night

WISHBONE ASH

Argus
New England
Wishbone Ash

ATOMIC ROOSTER

Death Walks Behind You
Atomic Rooster
In Hearing Of

IF

If
If 3
If 2

SOFT MACHINE

Seven
Bundles
Six
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MARTIN BARRE BAND

A Trick of Memory
Back to Steel
Road Less Traveled
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TRIUMVIRAT

Illusions On A Double Dimple
Spartacus
Mediterranean Tales

PASSPORT

Looking Thru
Doldinger
Cross Collateral

COLOSSEUM

Colosseum Live
Daughter Of Time
Valentyne Suite
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Porcupine Tree
 
In Abstenia
Deadwing
Fear of a Blank Planet

Rush
Moving Pictures
Power Windows
Permanent Waves

 
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YES
Tales From Topographic Oceans
Fragile
Close To The Edge

GENESIS
The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway
Foxtrot
A Trick Of The Tail

KING CRIMSON
Larks' Tongues In Aspic
Red
In The Court Of The Crimson King

EMERSON. LAKE & PALMER
Brain Salad Surgery
Trilogy
Tarkus

GENTLE GIANT
Free Hand
Octopus
The Power & The Glory

KANSAS
Kansas
Leftoverture
Song For America

THE FLOWER KINGS
Space Revolver
The Sum Of No Evil
Stardust We Are

SPOCK'S BEARD
The Kindness Of Strangers
V
Beware Of Darkness

NEAL MORSE
Question Mark
Sola Scriptura
The Similitude Of A Dream

RUSH
A Farewell To Kings
Hemispheres
2112

XTC
Drums & Wires
Black Sea
English Settlement

PINK FLOYD
Wish You Were Here
Animals
Dark Side Of The Moon

JETHRO TULL
Thick As A Brick
A Passion Play
Aqualung

THE TANGENT
The Music That died Alone
A Place In The Queue
Proxy

BIG BIG TRAIN
Folklore
English Electric Part One
Grand Tour

IQ
Road Of Bones
Dark Matter
Frequency

MARILLION
Marbles
Brave
F.E.A.R.
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Eloy
Colours
Planets
Time To Turn
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Henry Kaiser

Lemon Fish Tweezer
Celestial Squid (with Ray Russel)
Skip to the Solo (with Alan Licht)
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Spectral Mornings
To Watch the Storms
Momentum
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Sketches Of Brunswick East
Polygondwanaland
Flying Microtonal Banana 
Gumboot Soup
Eyes Like The Sky.
 Going to check all these out, band I've need to explore properly for a long time.
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Tangerine Dream

Rubycon
Zeit
Tangram
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MY VdGG trio is quite mundane, one might say (in order of my usual preference):

The Least We Can Do Is Wave to Each Other
Pawn Hearts
H to He Who Am the Only One

I wanted to try Art Zoyd, but that is really tough as I love so many Art Zoyd albums, but I'll go with:

Génération sans futur
Les espaces inquiets
Häxan

Tangerine Dream:

Electronic Meditation
Alpha Centauri
Atem

(Zeit i just don't always have the patience for)

Igor Wakhévitch:

Docteur Faust
Logos
Hathor

Robert Wyatt:

Rock Bottom
The End of an Ear
Shleep

Area:

Caution Radiation Area
Crac !
Arbeit macht frei

Popol Vuh:

In den Gärten Pharaos
Hosianna Mantra
Music From the Film "Aguirre"

Miles Davis:

Big Fun
Get Up With It
In a Silent Way

Herbie Hancock:

Crossings
Sextant
Mwandishi

Cos:

Viva Boma
Postaeolian Train Robbery
Babel

I'll stop there.
Duos for fave acts
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Originally posted by richardh richardh wrote:

Originally posted by BaldFriede BaldFriede wrote:

Van der Graaf Generator:

1) Pawn Hearts
2) Godbluff
3) Do Not Disturb (a very underrated album)

 
 

yep missed this the first time but totally agree about DND

I like it a lot... trouble is, they have three even better ones...
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Originally posted by richardh richardh wrote:

Originally posted by BaldFriede BaldFriede wrote:

Van der Graaf Generator:

1) Pawn Hearts
2) Godbluff
3) Do Not Disturb (a very underrated album)

 
 

yep missed this the first time but totally agree about DND
 

and that is also my VDGG selection!
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Originally posted by BaldFriede BaldFriede wrote:

Van der Graaf Generator:

1) Pawn Hearts
2) Godbluff
3) Do Not Disturb (a very underrated album)

 
 

yep missed this the first time but totally agree about DND
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Originally posted by AFlowerKingCrimson AFlowerKingCrimson wrote:

Yes
The Yes Album, Fragile, Close to the Edge 

Yawn. No offense but a lot of people(even Yes fans) seem to act as though these are the only Yes albums that matter. I think part of it is because of the lineup on those albums(especially the presence of Bill Bruford). 
 

True but when you have a thread that is picking 3 albums then what can you do? I predictably picked 2 of them (Fragile and CTTE) because of the writing and in my opinion this was the best 5 piece line-up ever in progressive rock. I did, however, go for Drama as my 'wildcard' just for a bit of variety! 


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Originally posted by Prog Sothoth Prog Sothoth wrote:

Originally posted by richardh richardh wrote:

Originally posted by Prog Sothoth Prog Sothoth wrote:

ELP:
1. Tarkus
2. Emerson Lake & Palmer
3. Works Vol. 2
 

certainly a bit 'left field' on that one!

Kind of a new deal for me. Works 2 just totally clicked for me; I must be nuts. 
I just dig the clamorous nuttiness, the freakout jazziness, the barroom brawls and oddball short-takes on prog rock busting out of this thing. Even the Christmas tune is cool for nostalgia purposes, hearing it back in the late 80's-early 90's all the time pumping out of the canned "Christmas classics" music-feed from the speakers of the party goods store I worked at as a young lunatic.
I find the album to be a mess, but a glorious, entertaining mess that offers more fun for me than much of their more celebrated (and rather "bloated") 'works'.
 

I think you are one of the few that actually 'get' that album. It presented a more relaxed version of ELP and was partly a reaction to the punk backlash I believe. However 'Died in the wool' fans like me tend to look down on it and I can't remember the last time I played it. There needs to be a track that I desperately want to listen to and the only thing that falls into that category is Brain Salad Surgery which I can listen to on the bonus version of the album which also has When The Apple Blossom Blooms. Also the Works Vol2 version of IBIFC is not as good as the single version imo. 
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