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Poll Question: Which one do you prefer?
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6 [14.63%]
3 [7.32%]
2 [4.88%]
3 [7.32%]
8 [19.51%]
3 [7.32%]
7 [17.07%]
5 [12.20%]
2 [4.88%]
2 [4.88%]
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Originally posted by someone_else someone_else wrote:

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From this list I choose Violeta de Outono: Eugene strolling across the Isle of Everywhere in the company of his axe.

Nice pick. The whole album is wonderful actually, even if it sounds completely different to the track in this poll.

Btw did you forget to vote or did you change your mind?Smile
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Voted for Pure Reason Revolution, since the others already have votes.
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Siddhartha is still without votes SamuelWink
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The contenders again (for those of you who don't want to back-peddle between pages):

Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:
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I mean from the four tracks I mentioned. That Siddhartha track didn't do it for me Ermm
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No Turkish delight for you thenTongue
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Originally posted by octopus-4 octopus-4 wrote:

Originally posted by Sean Trane Sean Trane wrote:

Isn't there a German ,eo-prog band called WRPL (or something like that) that clones Floyd - and doubles as a Floyd Cover band?
A bit like The (Night)Watch does for Genesis??
RPWL and the guitarist Yogi Lang has released an excellent solo album. 

My choice in the list is Eloy (more Alan Parsons than Floyd this track imo). I don't think the Phideaux track is Floydian.

Shocked Damn we hear things differently Luca!
The synthesisers on Thank You For The Evil have Floyd written all over them....according to these ears that is!


I can't think "Floydian" with these vocals LOL. I like Phideaux, I prefer Doomsday Afternoon to Snowtorch but I sometines listen to Snowtorch too and I've never felt "Floyd". 
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Originally posted by octopus-4 octopus-4 wrote:

Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

Originally posted by octopus-4 octopus-4 wrote:

Originally posted by Sean Trane Sean Trane wrote:


Isn't there a German ,eo-prog band called WRPL (or something like that) that clones Floyd - and doubles as a Floyd Cover band?
A bit like The (Night)Watch does for Genesis??

RPWL and the guitarist Yogi Lang has released an excellent solo album. 

My choice in the list is Eloy (more Alan Parsons than Floyd this track imo). I don't think the Phideaux track is Floydian.


Shocked Damn we hear things differently Luca!
The synthesisers on Thank You For The Evil have Floyd written all over them....according to these ears that is!



I can't think "Floydian" with these vocals LOL. I like Phideaux, I prefer Doomsday Afternoon to Snowtorch but I sometines listen to Snowtorch too and I've never felt "Floyd". 


Well if it makes you feel any better then it's the only tune of Phideaux's that reek of Floyd to these ears. I don't hear it elsewhere.
.....and no definitely no Floyd in the vocals either.



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Originally posted by Sean Trane Sean Trane wrote:

Isn't there a German ,eo-prog band called WRPL (or something like that) that clones Floyd - and doubles as a Floyd Cover band?
A bit like The (Night)Watch does for Genesis??
Hi. There are Many Genesis clone bands that have high rates like "Citizen Cain" , "Unifaun" , "5 Bridges" , "The Watch " and ... RPWL cover Pink Floyd in some of their concerts and they released one of this kind in 2015 and I think they covered some of great forgotten songs of P.F like "The Embryo" , "Green is Colour" , "Atom heart Mother" and etc BUT Genesis clone bands released albums as "The Original" albums.
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Not on the list, but I'd like to mention Rain part 1 by Freedom To Glide.
 
Quote "Announcing their presence with the RAIN EP, Freedom To Glide's intentions are evident in the fact that it's three tracks are best experienced as a single passage of music. A concept piece about World War 1 it sounds like the best of mid/late career Pink Floyd." PROG Magazine -May 2012.


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^ Agree with you.
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Kanoi (kanoi.bandcsmp.com) has released an ep this year with an excellent cover of the Embryo. His last full length studio album has vedy floydian sounds reminding to the saucerful period
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^ Thanks so much.
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More than just Floydian, "What Are They Doing in Heaven Today" by Mogwai sounds Roger Waters
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First of all thank you for sharing these amazing tracks.I almost loved them all but the Siddhartha,Phideaux and Tako grabbed my attention more.I vote for Phideaux here.
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Points: 13502 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 23 2015 at 17:03
Great poll Bamsen!
For me the Siddhartha and Violeta Di Outono tracks are the best but it's hard to pick one over the other.
I would pick the Brazilian's album over the Turks album but both songs move me emotionally. I'll vote later after a fresh listen to both.
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Brazil wins but it's so close.
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I got a Floyd cover album last night : Echoes - Barefoot To The Moon
They cover some of popular songs in a acoustic live performance. Songs like : "Shine on ..." , "High Hopes" , "Comfortably Numb" ,... . I don't know about this band and the only thing that I'm sure is they are from Germany. I listened 3 times to it. Great and Perfect but different. For example they play solo guitar of "High Hopes " with Violin and Sax (I guess). Try it.
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Originally posted by Mellotron Storm Mellotron Storm wrote:

Great poll Bamsen!
For me the Siddhartha and Violeta Di Outono tracks are the best but it's hard to pick one over the other.
I would pick the Brazilian's album over the Turks album but both songs move me emotionally. I'll vote later after a fresh listen to both.

Hah!LOL I forgot my own poll.

Anyway, thank you John. I'm pleased to see you mentioning some of the lesser known artists here....and I also see that you finally went for Violeta de Outono. Great track that one! Now I know they used to do Floyd covers back when they first started out, yet it's only rarely they sound like it on their studio albums. The debut fx sounds far more raw - almost like post-punk and space rock having a baby together.
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