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Poll Question: Which album do you recommend?
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5 [4.95%]
26 [25.74%]
6 [5.94%]
13 [12.87%]
15 [14.85%]
2 [1.98%]
1 [0.99%]
1 [0.99%]
27 [26.73%]
5 [4.95%]
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    Posted: July 03 2010 at 11:01
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Awake.
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The Anglagard album title is in reverse order compared to the others. 
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Thanks, I've checked that...
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My vote goes to Brave, my favourite Hogarth era Marillion album. Other candidates should be The Division Bell and Il Trono dei Ricordi's self titled album, which is not on this list.
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I voted 'Awake', though 'Division Bell' is just as enjoyable for me on most days. 
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Brave is great,Promised land is great,Moonshine is great,Epilog is great...but Awake is a masterpiece!
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Brave! One of my fav album of the time...
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Maybe it's not the best album, but High Hopes is the best song of 1994. My vote goes to the Division Bell
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Of these choices I'll go with Epilog.

Overall I'd say Bondage Fruit's debut, Bark Psychosis' Hex or Koenjihyakkei's Hundred Sights of Koenji.

Now that I think of it, much of my favourite prog from the 90s was Japanese Zeuhl.
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Collage "Moonshine" is one of my favourite albums
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Awake. Moonshine is great too.
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Awake for the win.
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def got to go for division bell. for me its one of floyds best
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The Flower King is the embyro of the sound in next albums..so underrated here, then I`ll go with it!
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Awake. Phenomonal album.
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Originally posted by Sckxyss Sckxyss wrote:

Of these choices I'll go with Epilog.

Overall I'd say Bondage Fruit's debut, Bark Psychosis' Hex or Koenjihyakkei's Hundred Sights of Koenji.

Now that I think of it, much of my favourite prog from the 90s was Japanese Zeuhl.
 
I picked Epilog as well and yes BONAGE FRUIT's debut is also pretty amazing.
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Awake vs division bell.....hmmmmmmmmmmm..awake cause theater rocks...
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Originally posted by Sckxyss Sckxyss wrote:

Of these choices I'll go with Epilog.

Overall I'd say Bondage Fruit's debut, Bark Psychosis' Hex or Koenjihyakkei's Hundred Sights of Koenji.

Now that I think of it, much of my favourite prog from the 90s was Japanese Zeuhl.
Agreed - it wasn't a great time for Prog, although King Crimson's double trio was lumbering into existence and assorted RIO bods were still making intermittently interesting noises.
 
From that list I think I'd go with Arborescence - Ozrics were one of my favourite live bands of that era and I still enjoy their albums from time to time.
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