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8 [16.67%]
5 [10.42%]
3 [6.25%]
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2 [4.17%]
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3 [6.25%]
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first vote for Verbal Delirium, their 2013 album is an absolute gem (and free...!)
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I'll have to vote for Vespero, only because I own some of their albums - I don't have anything in my library from the other bands on this list.
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First vote for TRIANA!

HYPNOS 69 is great too.
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Eela Craig
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Originally posted by Man With Hat Man With Hat wrote:

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Indukti for me.
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A lot of great bands here. After Crying for me, even though I was listening to Kayak half a hour ago.
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Cos over Supersister and Brainticket.

Cos' first three albums are, for me, sublime.
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Vote for Buldozer, ex-Yugoslavian avant-prog band.
 
 
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On a different day, I'd have a different answer.

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I quite like After Crying.
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Horslips, followed by Brainticket.
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Uz Jsme Doma - love there stuff
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Eela Craig! A lot of good bands on that list. I like early East, but am not familiar with their other albums.
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Kayak-don't know all of their material, but love the mid-seventies period very much.
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Easy for me: Horslips. Note there is no "e" in the name, but how else will you pronounce it? Hor-slips? That sounds even worse.   
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From that list I like Supersister, Cos, Brainticket, Eela Craig, and Hypnos69 the most...........
I suppose if push came to shove I'd choose Supersister but I also like Hypnos quite a bit.
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Points: 24646 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 21 2013 at 08:53
I vote in favour of Indexi, just above Kayak, Supersister and Horslips. The reason: Modra Rijeka is one of those albums on top of the prog catalog.
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Points: 7024 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 21 2013 at 08:43
Horslips, one of the best bands ever to play music.

Kayak also deserve a very honorable mention.
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