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Points: 320 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 15 2011 at 06:07
I thought it was pretty good, but only time will tell how comprehensive it's going to be.
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Originally posted by The P Word The P Word wrote:

Apparently they've said on their Facebook page [https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1601032754] the next issue of the magazine is on sale in the UK on August 31.


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Apparently they've said on their Facebook page [https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1601032754] the next issue of the magazine is on sale in the UK on August 31.
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Yes. I say about this issue. So, does your issue write the same date (July 13th) for the next issue (issue 19)  too? 
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Originally posted by Prog Geo Prog Geo wrote:

Guys, when will the new issue be at the newsagents? Because issue 18 writes again the same date (July 13th). 
 
It's out already, I bought mine in WH Smiths about a week ago.  It has a "summer of prog" cover, on a white background.  Inside it's got lots of bands who played the High Voltage Festival, and it's guest-edited by Ian Anderson. 
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Guys, when will the new issue be at the newsagents? Because issue 18 writes again the same date (July 13th). 
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  Who cares whose best  as long as the music brings each individual, in my case myself, a lot of pleasure ? Lists is only for go shopping to your local supermarket. That if you are pre-senile (middle aged) or senile. The rest of the humanity does not need lists...... with the honourable exception of a commercial airplane pilot. It is a good idea to check out if there is four engines still attached to the wings and the onboard tax free storage is well stocked up with Johnnie Walker' Black Label whisky.    

Edit: Forgotten to check out the bottom of the list where it says "check spelling before submitting".



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^ I guess they would be somewhere between11 and the end
 
(or 17, 22, 35 & 29 Wink)
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Originally posted by bucka001 bucka001 wrote:

 
 
Apparently they list the ten best prog albums of 1971 in the new issue. A reader on another forum posted the results:
 
1. Nursery Cryme
2. Meddle
3. The Yes Album
4. Tarkus
5. Pawn Hearts
6. In the Land of Grey & Pink
7. Aqualung
8. Islands
9. Fragile
10. Acquiring The Taste


Predictable obvious list?  What about First Utterance or Tanz Der Lemminge or Camembert Electrique or Tago Mago?
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Originally posted by bucka001 bucka001 wrote:

 
 
Apparently they list the ten best prog albums of 1971 in the new issue. A reader on another forum posted the results:
 
1. Nursery Cryme
2. Meddle
3. The Yes Album
4. Tarkus
5. Pawn Hearts
6. In the Land of Grey & Pink
7. Aqualung
8. Islands
9. Fragile
10. Acquiring The Taste
1. Nursery Cryme StarStarStarStarStar
2. MeddleStarStarStarStar
3. The Yes Album StarStarStarStarStar
4. Tarkus StarStarStarStar
5. Pawn Hearts StarStarStarStarStar
6. In the Land of Grey & Pink StarStarStarStar
7. Aqualung StarStarStarStar
8. Islands StarStarStar
9. Fragile StarStarStarStarStar
10. Acquiring The TasteStarStarStarStar
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Points: 864 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 31 2011 at 14:36
 
 
Apparently they list the ten best prog albums of 1971 in the new issue. A reader on another forum posted the results:
 
1. Nursery Cryme
2. Meddle
3. The Yes Album
4. Tarkus
5. Pawn Hearts
6. In the Land of Grey & Pink
7. Aqualung
8. Islands
9. Fragile
10. Acquiring The Taste


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Points: 14258 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 31 2011 at 10:52
Heres a checklist for those who collect these mags, like me.
ISSUE 1
 
post next issue...
 
 
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Points: 14258 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 31 2011 at 10:44
Dang! Australia have to wait till 2 months or more to get this.
 
Oh well. I will have it. Recently got the King Crimson issue. Great!
 
 
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Fantastic! I'll wait to buy it.
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Points: 3658 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 31 2011 at 10:40
Tomorrow at lunch time in my local news agent............ Clap 
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AMAZING!!!!!!!
 
 
 
Gotta get this!
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Points: 6898 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 26 2011 at 15:37
Finally Montréal has seen the light.  That rag has been discontinuedat several outlets. Goddamn commercialism.

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Points: 2689 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 26 2011 at 10:32
Yup, we'll see. 
 
Pink Floyd had their first Number One album in 1970, (that's recognition), and releasing two albums in a year was not uncommon back then. (Zappa put out three albums in '70, two in '69, three in '68, for one example)
 
Next up, the case for 1974 being the year of Prog's demise.
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Points: 11 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 26 2011 at 06:00
Well as the mag's not on sale yet I haven't read it.

But it does say on the cover on the ad "...the year prog broke..."

Maybe they mean the first year that prog rock started to get recognition. It was a year when the likes of Yes and ELP were releasing two albums at a time. Tarkus/Pictures, Yes Album/Fragile...

It's on sale next week so we'll know what they mean then.
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Points: 2689 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 25 2011 at 08:34
I disagree - prog's Big Bang was in 1970, the first year that all of The Big Six released albums.  Also the year of  classic albums by Soft Machine, Miles Davis, VDGG, Egg, Can, Zappa, Gentle Giant, Traffic, Magma, Amon Duul II, Santana, Caravan, etc.
 
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