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miamiscot
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Mei for me!!! But all their records are good to great.
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geekfreak
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Totally agree
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Gentle and Giant
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I'm playing their debut right now. It's not as good as Suffocating the Bloom, but the roots are there.
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SteveG
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I'm surprised that a prog label like Inside Out hasn't picked up the Echolyn discography and reissued their albums at a more manageable price. This is music that should be heard and has a niche following, like most prog on reissue labels.
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geekfreak
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It’s a incredible long trip of amazing sonic sounds |
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Formentera Lady
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I like all their albums, but I like their earlier ones more than their newer ones. My favourites are the debut album of 1991, Suffocating the Bloom and the two live releases Progfest 94 and the Jersey Tomato. The latter also contains a live version of Mei, which I like more than the studio album. With this version Mei as a single track became one of my favourites. The album When the Sweet Turns Sour is also notable, especially the Genesis cover Where the Sour Turns to Sweet, which I like more than the original .
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mathman0806
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My favorites are Suffocating the Bloom, Cowboys Poems Free, The End Is Beautiful, and the newer self-titled "window" album. The most recent didn't really stick with me.
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AFlowerKingCrimson
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Mei is an album that had to grow on me over time. It still isn't one of my personal favorites but I think I like it more than anything that came after it. It's also a very good album for long trips.
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geekfreak
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I love all the albums |
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geekfreak
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I love the Meialbum |
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Grumpyprogfan
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I enjoy all their albums but gravitate towards the newer material. Their lyrics have improved significantly with age.
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earlyprog
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I like their earlier stuff also - a bit 'too' neo-proggish perhaps - but prefer their later albums
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AFlowerKingCrimson
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They had a very good comeback album with cowboy poems free but I agree that the stuff from their first interation was the best. Mei was also good but had to grow on me. The stuff after mei I don't like as much.
By the way, they happen to be working on a new album that might be out before the end of the year.
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geekfreak
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It’s an incredible album imho |
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geekfreak
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I agree |
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Gentle and Giant
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I agree with all the comments here. They are a great band. The first time I heard Suffocating the Bloom, my chin hit the floor - literally. I was painting the stairs at the time and slipped on a step. But I played the album straight away again. It's so lively and full of great melodies and charm. Maybe one day early albums will be released on vinyl.
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SteveG
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A great American prog band band that's criminally overlooked on here. Like others, I prefer their earlier albums.
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Lewian
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Well said, I also love Suffocating the Bloom and much less the other two listed by you (Mei still good though).
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Man With Hat
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richardh
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Thinking about this band only yesterday as well as playing something. New stuff is very exciting news indeed.
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