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Two Mike Oldfield albums |
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richardh 
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 Topic: Two Mike Oldfield albumsPosted: 15 minutes ago at 22:38 |
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I copped out with 'both equally'. I like both a lot but neither is at the level of his first 4 although they take something from that era more than any other albums he made post 1978.
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Psychedelic Paul
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Posted: 4 hours 11 minutes ago at 18:42 |
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I was planning to return to this poll at dawn, but I may as well vote now while I'm here.
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AFlowerKingCrimson
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Posted: 4 hours 15 minutes ago at 18:38 |
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Last night while listening to return to ommadawn it dawned on (see what you did to me Paul?
 ) me to do this poll. Anyway, two later ones by Mike here. I'm not sure I really see (hear) the appeal of Amarok. It sounds a bit herky jerky to me. RtO sounds much more like classic Oldfield but I need to hear more of both.
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