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mmm only 27...
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Originally posted by Tony R Tony R wrote:

Hehe,I 've got 86 of these the only one's I've not got are:

Snowy,help!!!

I bet you've at least 98 of the Top 100

 Tony, no TAAB no SFTW ?
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Originally posted by sbrushfan sbrushfan wrote:

Originally posted by Lofcaudio Lofcaudio wrote:

I have 23 and have most of the Top 10, except for Thick As A Brick and In the Court of the Crimson King.

Do me a favor, if you would...describe ITCOTCK in one word.  I'm looking to expand my prog horizons beyond what I already have.

breathtaking

Seriously, this is my favorite prog album, it has pretty much everything you could want in an album of any type, not just prog. Greg Lake's vocals are amazing on it, and the music is superb. Robert Fripp is one of the best guitarists ever in my opinion, even if the talent isnt shown as much in this album as many of their later albums such as Lark's Tongue's in Aspic. You should buy INTCOTCK as soon as you can. I can see why alot of people dont like King Crimson's later work because it becomse extremely crazy after the 70's, but this album is a must own.

 

anyway, i have 47 of the top 100, but most of the stuff i dont have is metal because im not a huge metal fan and alot of the stuff on there is metal.

 
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34... that's a lot more than I would have expected .
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Originally posted by riverking riverking wrote:

 rushaholic:        I keep picking up Caravans-gray & pink,  and then keep putting it back,,,    Is it really that good, never heard any caravan................................


I'd like to get it but I just never have.  Some great songs on it though.
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I've got 41...

 
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I have 5 of those albums 

cause I hardly have cash to spend..
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67

(I don't even want about 20 of 'em on the list)
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Quicker to count the ones I don't have which is 37.

So - 63 for me.
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52 of the 100 on the list. 

 

 

Thats surprising considering i have over 600 albums, that i only have 52 of the hundred. 



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Ok, in 'real' CDs I have 35...

But in mp3 CDs i have another 25...

Then... 60 in total !!!

p.s.: the mp3 wasn't taken from internet, but from friends CDs... not 'virtual guys'...
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28..I thought I had less.
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Since I don't like Neoprog or Camel for that matter, I am stuck at 83 out of 100 .
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39 for me...and counting!
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  1. YES
    Close to the Edge
  2. JETHRO TULL
    Thick As A Brick
  3. GENESIS
    Selling England By The Pound
  4. PINK FLOYD
    Dark Side of the Moon
  5. GENESIS
    Foxtrot
  6. PINK FLOYD
    Wish You Were Here
  7. KING CRIMSON
    In the Court of the Crimson King
  8. GENESIS
    The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway
  9. GENESIS
    Nursery Cryme
  10. YES
    Fragile
  11. RUSH
    Moving Pictures
  12. CAMEL
    The Snow Goose
  13. DREAM THEATER
    Scenes From A Memory Metropolis Part II
  14. KING CRIMSON
    Red
  15. YES
    Relayer
  16. RUSH
    Hemispheres
  17. PINK FLOYD
    Animals
  18. RIVERSIDE
    Second Life Syndrome
  19. CAMEL
    Mirage
  20. VAN DER GRAAF GENERATOR
    Pawn Hearts
  21. KING CRIMSON
    Larks' Tongues in Aspic
  22. GENTLE GIANT
    In a Glass House
  23. CAMEL
    Moonmadness
  24. PINK FLOYD
    The Wall
  25. GENTLE GIANT
    Octopus
  26. RUSH
    A Farewell to Kings
  27. ANGLAGARD
    Hybris
  28. DREAM THEATER
    Images And Words
  29. PINK FLOYD
    Meddle
  30. PORCUPINE TREE
    In Absentia
  31. CARAVAN
    In The Land Of Grey And Pink
  32. VAN DER GRAAF GENERATOR
    Godbluff
  33. GENESIS
    A Trick Of The Tail
  34. YES
    The YES Album
  35. TOOL
    Lateralus
  36. JETHRO TULL
    Aqualung
  37. MARILLION
    Script for a Jester's Tear
  38. VAN DER GRAAF GENERATOR
    Still Life
  39. PAIN OF SALVATION
    The Perfect Element Part 1
  40. SUPERTRAMP
    Crime of the Century
  41. GENTLE GIANT
    The Power And The Glory
  42. RUSH
    2112
  43. GENTLE GIANT
    Free Hand
  44. EMERSON LAKE & PALMER (ELP)
    Brain Salad Surgery
  45. MARILLION
    Misplaced Childhood
  46. FOCUS
    Hamburger Concerto
  47. AYREON
    The Human Equation
  48. OPETH
    Ghost Reveries
  49. RUSH
    Permanent Waves
  50. PAIN OF SALVATION
    Remedy Lane
  51. VAN DER GRAAF GENERATOR
    H to He, Who Am the Only One
  52. MAHAVISHNU ORCHESTRA
    Birds of Fire
  53. EMERSON LAKE & PALMER (ELP)
    Emerson, Lake and Palmer
  54. GENTLE GIANT
    Playing The Fool - The Official Live
  55. HATFIELD AND THE NORTH
    The Rotters' Club
  56. OPETH
    Still Life
  57. HACKETT, STEVE
    Voyage Of The Acolyte
  58. RIVERSIDE
    Out Of Myself
  59. JETHRO TULL
    Songs From The Wood
  60. GENESIS
    Seconds Out
  61. YES
    Going for the One
  62. ZAPPA, FRANK
    Hot Rats
  63. YES
    Yessongs
  64. LIQUID TENSION EXPERIMENT
    Liquid Tension Experiment 2
  65. GENESIS
    Trespass
  66. PREMIATA FORNERIA MARCONI (PFM)
    Per Un Amico
  67. PORCUPINE TREE
    Coma Divine Live
  68. DREAM THEATER
    Live at Budokan
  69. GENESIS
    Wind And Wuthering
  70. IQ
    Dark Matter
  71. GENTLE GIANT
    Three Friends
  72. PREMIATA FORNERIA MARCONI (PFM)
    Storia Di Un Minuto
  73. EMERSON LAKE & PALMER (ELP)
    Trilogy
  74. OPETH
    Blackwater Park
  75. DREAM THEATER
    Awake
  76. PENDRAGON
    The Masquerade Overture
  77. PORCUPINE TREE
    The Sky Moves Sideways
  78. PAIN OF SALVATION
    12:5
  79. CAMEL
    A Live Record
  80. QUEENSRYCHE
    Operation: Mindcrime
  81. TOWNSEND, DEVIN
    Synchestra
  82. ORME, LE
    Felona e Sorona
  83. OLDFIELD, MIKE
    Tubular Bells
  84. WAKEMAN, RICK
    The Six Wives of Henry VIII
  85. TOOL
    Ænima
  86. KANSAS
    Leftoverture
  87. PORCUPINE TREE
    Deadwing
  88. MARS VOLTA, THE
    De-loused in the Comatorium
  89. HARMONIUM
    Si on avait besoin d'une 5ième Saison
  90. YES
    Tales From Topographic Oceans
  91. IQ
    Ever
  92. IQ
    The Seventh House
  93. OLDFIELD, MIKE
    Amarok
  94. GENTLE GIANT
    Acquiring The Taste
  95. UK
    U.K.
  96. SHADOW GALLERY
    Room V
  97. MAHAVISHNU ORCHESTRA
    Inner Mounting Flame
  98. PARSONS PROJECT, ALAN
    Tales of Mystery and Imagination - Edgar Allan Poe
  99. GRYPHON
    Red Queen to Gryphon Three
  100. ARENA
    The Visitor

By my count, I have 75 albums in the top 100.
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"Not my cup of tea" list:

82 1973 4.40
Excellent addition to any prog music collection
(58 ratings) 		ORME, LE
Felona e Sorona 		Italian Symphonic Prog
(Studio Album)



"Pending to check" list:

 
89 1975 4.48
Excellent addition to any prog music collection
(40 ratings) 		HARMONIUM
Si on avait besoin d'une 5ième Saison		 Symphonic Prog
(Studio Album)

"Never in this life" list:

88 2003 4.26
Excellent addition to any prog music collection
(84 ratings) 		MARS VOLTA, THE
De-loused in the Comatorium		 Art Rock
(Studio Album)

Rest O.K. and enjoying...


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WOW, my first thread and three pages!

Not bad for a n00b.

And only a little list bashing.

Glad to see most people found it to be at least a somewhat interesting exercise.
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