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Topic ClosedYour favourite album of 1976-1980 era
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Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
47 [18.22%]
15 [5.81%]
22 [8.53%]
10 [3.88%]
15 [5.81%]
5 [1.94%]
0 [0.00%]
2 [0.78%]
7 [2.71%]
18 [6.98%]
2 [0.78%]
1 [0.39%]
2 [0.78%]
3 [1.16%]
5 [1.94%]
3 [1.16%]
9 [3.49%]
3 [1.16%]
2 [0.78%]
4 [1.55%]
19 [7.36%]
8 [3.10%]
25 [9.69%]
10 [3.88%]
21 [8.14%]
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The Quiet Zone/The Pleasure Dome - a very special and criminally underrated album.
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good god man.. what a lame selection.  As I've often said.. it wasn't punk that killed prog.. it was prog that killed prog haha.

voting other here...  any of about 30 albums that smoke what the popular ones were doing.

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Interview, Moonmadness, Animals.

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This was a tough choice but I decided to go with the crowd and vote for Pink Floyd - Animals.
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Animals to me from these albums.
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You omitted Eloy's top album Ocean but included the one before it and the one after it.
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other, since it's pretty hard to choose, I know I shouldn't do that, but...

Sfinx - Zalmoxe (since a favorite is asked about)
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A Trick of the Tail. One of the greatest Genesis albums, although I must admit I prefer the Gabriel-era. Of these, Going for the One, which is not so fantastic if you compare it to others like CTTE, Tales or Relayer, but we have to remember that by 1976 Progressive rock was under pressure by the recording companies and that obviously made the quality decrease a little bit...
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Still Life
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Rain dances!!!!!Big smile
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Pink Floyd - Animals
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Originally posted by BaldJean BaldJean wrote:

none of the above. for me it is a tough choice between these too very little known albums which DEFINITELY deserve a lot more attention; both can be listened to on YouTube in completenes


Mother Gong - Fairy Tales


Nik Turner - Xitintoday

both albums are definitely in my top ten prog albums of ALL TIMES, so do yourself a favor and listen to them. if you want the links I can provide them; especially Xitintoday is a bit hard to find if you don't know what you are looking for.
both albums were not available on CD for a long time so it is not a surprise they are so little known. but they are real gems


i listened to your uploades Jean and they sounded very good. Thumbs Up to bad the albums are almost imposible to find.
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That's it! I've had it! There's too many Floyd fans in the Lounge! Selections like Wind and Wuthering so out-rule tripe like Animals that it's not even funny.
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Over... But it was hard to choose with Still Life...

But Over has the most beautiful song ever written : "This Side Of The Looking Glass" Tongue
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Going for the one
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A farewell to kings is too good to pass up...;)

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Going For the One is really good. It's got one of my favorite Yes song, Awaken.
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Could have sworn I voted in this poll but I guess not. Anyway I narrowed it down to Animals, Going for the One, Tormato, and UK. Using my tried and true method of the one I listen to the most it's UK.
 
Also, thanks BaldJean for the recommendations. Nice stuff.
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Originally posted by esky esky wrote:

How about Ronnie Montrose's Open Fire as an honorable mention?

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How about Ronnie Montrose's Open Fire as an honorable mention?
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