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Poll Question: What's your favorite Elton album?
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in this list goodbye comes first and Captain is very close, what about Blue moves? i'm realy keen on it
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Points: 4006 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 17 2011 at 14:55
Loved Elton back in the seventies. Madman is my favourite from what is a great series of albums, although I've never heard Caribou.
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I don't think I'm a fan of any band. Okay, maybe Tom Waits, but...

For me, I didn't give a damn about him until I introduced myself to Honky Chateau (my personal favorite, and not just on account of Rocket Man), Tumbleweed Connection ( a very consistent British answer to Willy and the Poor Boys), Goodbye Yellow Brick Road (apparently a favorite. Is it because of Funeral for a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding? I think the first side is amazing, one of his best, but I have a difficult time with side two and all those fillerish rockers), and Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy (which shocked me a little. I never expected it to be the way it is). Caribou is my least favorite of the ones here, and I haven't delved into his 1980's material. I'm afraid to. 
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Originally posted by lazland lazland wrote:

Goodbye Yellow Brick Road is an exceptional album, but I don't care much for the rest. Having said that, he is a talented individual.
 
I have to agree. Goodby Yellow Brick Road is certainly John's best album, but I have to say "Ticking" on Caribou is probably my favorite song of Elton's. But I've never been a big Elton John fan.
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I've sold my Elton John albums, but Goodbye Yellow Brick Road is the one I kept the longest. The other ones I had aren't on this list though.
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Goodbye Yellow Brick Road is an exceptional album, but I don't care much for the rest. Having said that, he is a talented individual.
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I used to hate the guy, but after having acquainted myself with his material, I can say he's one of my all-time favorite artists of the 1970's. That is as long as the focus is from 1970-1975. What do you folks think?
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