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Poll Question: Who’s your favorite Canterbury artist?
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    Posted: July 22 2005 at 03:50
I 'm sure there are other artists I forgot (I left off Henry Cow b/c I consider them to be more RIO than canterbury), but I included everyone I could think of at the time.  You can also include your favorite album by that artist.  If you vote other please tell who this vote is for.  Thank you.
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I myself voted for soft Machine, a truly original and innovative band!
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Gong

Radio Gnome Trilogie

Steve Hillage

Fish Rising, L, Rainbow Dome Musick

Hatfield & The North

Hatfield And the North, The Rotter's Club

Caravan

In The Land Of Grey And Pink, If I Could Do It All Over again...

First to come to mind, so probably the best also.

added a link to the bands page on Progarchives, so if you don't know them you can read about them :)
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Thanks for keeping the voters informed
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I voted for National Health. Of Queues And Cures is a wonderful album. But their debut album is very good, too.

I'd say Bruford (the band) made music that is strongly Canterbury influenced, too, but people always disagree with me on that one  .

I also love some of the stuff made by Caravan, Hatfield, Gong and Robert Wyatt. Canterbury is a rich musical well...
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[QUOTE=Moogtron III]

I voted for National Health. Of Queues And Cures is a wonderful album.

 

I just got that album...haven't had a chance to listen to it yet, but I am sure it'll be great!
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Points: 10616 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 22 2005 at 05:35
Originally posted by meurglysIII meurglysIII wrote:

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I voted for National Health. Of Queues And Cures is a wonderful album.

 

I just got that album...haven't had a chance to listen to it yet, but I am sure it'll be great!

Lucky you! A great record to discover. And it grows on you. Have fun!
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National Health all the way for me. Imo, National Health Complete should be in every prog/Canterbury fan's collection. A must!
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Soft Machine is my choice, maybe because they were the jazziest, and I'm also a jazz-lover. Plus, they made a groundbreaking album like THIRD
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Gong-Angel's egg

soft machine-volume one and two

Caravan-in the land of grey and pink

That's it!!!!!!
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Points: 3323 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 24 2005 at 04:41
didnt vote as Canterbury basically SUCKS!
Although efforts with Robert Wyatt, Daevid Allen are
of note!
Soft Machine - Third
Matching Mole - same
Robert Wyatt - Rock Bottom
Daevid Allen - Good Morning
Gong - You

with a nod to
Caravan - In the Land of the Pink and Gey
National Health - Queues And Cures
Khan - Space Shanty

most of the rest of Canterbury is a bunch of noddling
non descript junk and has NO universal appeal!
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Soft Machine - Third
Robert Wyatt - Rock Bottom

(Gong - You )
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Points: 4888 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 24 2005 at 15:34

 

I voted for Matching Mole  --  they were the most aggressive band of the whole Canterbury bunch. Anyway, I love all bands and soloists listed in this challenging poll.
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That was tough ... I chose Caravan over 8 other bands/artists I also really like (and I just don't know the rest well enough) ... on another day it would have been Hatfield And The North, with Khan also an outside bet ...
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Where's the Hatfield lovin'? I wish I never came to this area... the results never fail to depress me, no matter what the poll... 
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I'll choose Caravan. They made superb music and also used very amusing lyrics.

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Caravan by a mile
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Originally posted by Trouserpress Trouserpress wrote:

Where's the Hatfield lovin'? I wish I never came to this area... the results never fail to depress me, no matter what the poll... 

I love Hatfield! It's just that I love Nat. Health more.

Maybe the Calyx (Canterbury) site will cheer you up. They once had a poll, and Caravan's In The Land Of Grey And Pink and Hatfield's Rotters' Club were voted as the very best Canterbury albums. Don't know if the poll's still there.
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I'd have to go for Gong, I love the Radio Gnome Invisible trilogy
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