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Poll Question: Which ’77 album do you prefere?
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
48 [30.38%]
21 [13.29%]
8 [5.06%]
1 [0.63%]
5 [3.16%]
10 [6.33%]
2 [1.27%]
4 [2.53%]
6 [3.80%]
1 [0.63%]
0 [0.00%]
0 [0.00%]
4 [2.53%]
2 [1.27%]
0 [0.00%]
1 [0.63%]
24 [15.19%]
2 [1.27%]
1 [0.63%]
3 [1.90%]
3 [1.90%]
2 [1.27%]
4 [2.53%]
1 [0.63%]
5 [3.16%]
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National Health's debut for me, although Tull's and Floyd's albums were both among their best and prove that prog was still alive and kicking in 77. I've always found it ironic that many prog 'dinosaurs' released some of their most commercially successful albums and had massively successful tours at the time that punk allegedly killed prog stone dead - and I speak as one who enjoyed punk as well.
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A Farewell to Kings followed closely behind by Animals...
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Originally posted by memowakeman memowakeman wrote:

what a great year!!

what a beautiful options Andrew...

my favorites are Animals, Locanda and A Farewell, Oxygene is great too..

but here is the first vote for that masterpiece called Criminal Record, seriously is my favorite of those!!!!

Yes, "Criminal Record" is awesome.
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ROCKPOMMEL'S LAND !!!!!!!!!!
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Wasn't Peter Gabriel 1 released in '77?

That's, um, a good album.
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My top 3:

  • Supertramp - Even In The Quietest Moments
  • Jean-Michel Jarre - Oxygene (originally released in 1976, but whatever)
  • Pink Floyd - Animals
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Animals by Pink Floyd for me.
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Island - Pictures
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Vangelis - Spiral is also deserving of a mention.

(I voted Farewell To Kings)
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A very good collection of albums. Didn't realize there was that many. Great year for prog.

punk what?
Here I'm shadowed by a dragon fig tree's fan
ringed by ants and musing over man.
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Originally posted by threepwood threepwood wrote:

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Indeed great one - another masterpiece here!
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ELP-Works 1-Their last great album

YES-Going For The One-Not their best & I actually preferred Tormato a year later

Genesis-Wid & Wuthering-Cos' it should be on the list

 
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Animals!
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Great list, Andrew, what a prolific year 1977 was!

My favorite is A Farewell To Kings by Rush. I still remember very vividly that I knew Rush from their live album All The Worls's A Stage, it was a bit too heavy for me but I was stunned by the skil so the power trio. And then there was that very positive review about A Farewell To kings in a know Dutch rock magazine (Muziekkant Oor) talking about synthesizers, 12-string acoustic guitars, shifting moods, splendid guitar soli, outstanding interplay and very captivating compositions, has Rush turned into a progrock band? Yes, they had and how convincing!

But in the same year I was also very pleased with Rick Wakeman his return to the fresh and dynamic Going For The One album so I witnessed them in Ahoy, Rotterdam (Wakeman with his huge array of keyboards on 3 floors and Chris Squire with his amazing triple-neck).

And now I am delighted about Pink Floyd with Animals, what a powerful and emotional album but back in the late Seventies I was very disappointed, it was too dark and raw for me in 1977!
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I chose Jethro Tull's "Songs from the Wood"; great album in Tull's long history.  Animals would be in second.
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I have many favourites here -

Animals,

Songs From The Wood,

Forse Le Lucciole Non Si Amano Più,

Movin’ On, 

A Farewell To Kings,

National Health,

Hijos Del Agobio,

Rockpommel’s Land.

Il voted for Circus, cause no has done so, so far, and it is a good album that should receive more attention.
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MY VOTE GOES TO PINK FLOYD. VERY HARD TO CHOOSE BECAUSE THAT WAS OTHERS  5  ALBUNS THAT I WOULD LIKE TO VOTE.1977 WAS A GOOD YEAR   FOR PROG.AND I BORN IN THAT YEAR
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Well... A Farewell To Kings for me Cygnus X-1 rocks  RUSH roolz
Going For The One is close second with Awaken, my favourite song ever...

Great poll, BTW
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Points: 4202 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 24 2006 at 04:18
I voted for Van der Graaf 'Quiet Zone'.

Peter Hammill's 'Over' is also from '77.

Fantastic and very different albums. 
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In the sunlight, see - it flashes
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FORSE LE LUCCIOLE NON SI AMANO PUI!!!excellent!!!
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