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Poll Question: Vote for your favorite French prog albums
Poll Choice	Votes	Poll Statistics
Plat Du Jour: s/t	7	[5.88%]
Atoll: L'Arignee Mal	5	[4.20%]
Shub Niggurath: Les Morts Vont Vite	12	[10.08%]
Pentacle: La Clef Des Songes	4	[3.36%]
Ange: Guet Apens	3	[2.52%]
Mona Lisa: Avant Qu'il Ne Soit Trop Tard	4	[3.36%]
Ange: Au Dela Du Delire	7	[5.88%]
Clearlight: Clearlight Symphony	7	[5.88%]
Pulsar: Halloween	7	[5.88%]
Igor Wakhevitch: Docteur Faust	4	[3.36%]
Pulsar: The Strands of the Future	8	[6.72%]
Arachnoid: Arachnoid	5	[4.20%]
Ange: Caricatures	4	[3.36%]
Magma: Udu Wudu	9	[7.56%]
Clearlight: Forever Blowing Bubbles	1	[0.84%]
Memoriance: Et Apres	1	[0.84%]
Richard Pinhaus: Chronolyse	5	[4.20%]
Carpe Diem: En Regardent Passer le Temps	5	[4.20%]
Atoll: Tertio	5	[4.20%]
Ange: Emile Jacotey	4	[3.36%]
Artcane: Odyssey	1	[0.84%]
Shylock: Gialorgues	3	[2.52%]
Versailles: Don Giovanni	1	[0.84%]
Mona Lisa: Le Petit Violon de Monsieur Gregoire	2	[1.68%]
Pulsar: Pollen	5	[4.20%]
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The.Crimson.King View Drop Down

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Posted: February 05 2016 at 14:07

Barbu wrote:

Great list!

Going with le maréchal-ferrant.

Have you heard Motis, Dennis? Medieval 'Mali-Ange' prog.

Never heard of Motis. Just had a look on their PA discography...Taurus pedals, Tron, Moog, Hammond...looks like L'homme-Loup is a good place to start. Just looked on youtube and it seems most of the songs from the album are there...

Thanks for the tip...or should I say, "Merci" Wink

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Posted: February 05 2016 at 14:15

The.Crimson.King wrote:

Barbu wrote:

Great list!

Going with le maréchal-ferrant.

Have you heard Motis, Dennis? Medieval 'Mali-Ange' prog.

Never heard of Motis. Just had a look on their PA discography...Taurus pedals, Tron, Moog, Hammond...looks like L'homme-Loup is a good place to start. Just looked on youtube and it seems most of the songs from the album are there...

Thanks for the tip...or should I say, "Merci" Wink

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Posted: February 06 2016 at 13:17

Hi,

Alan Stivell should be in that list ... but if you can ot voe for two or three, it's no fun! "Au Dela Du Delire" for me!

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Posted: February 06 2016 at 13:29

Plenty of faves on this list Dennis - kudos on your taste in French prog (even if you're missing Heldon's Stand By Tongue

I voted for the funk-zeuhl of Plat du Jour (Stevie Wonder's French brothers), Ange's Caricatures, Shub, Clearlight Symphony, Magma, The Strands of the Future and Igor Wakhevitch's completely baffling yet at the same time monstrously beautiful Docteur Faust.

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Posted: February 06 2016 at 13:57

Guldbamsen wrote:

Plenty of faves on this list Dennis - kudos on your taste in French prog (even if you're missing Heldon's Stand By Tongue

Thanks Dave! I'm with you on Docteur Faust...the 1st time I heard it I was like, "am I really hearing what I think I'm hearing?" Next thing I knew I was listening over and over like a prog moth attracted to a flame of sonic psychosis LOL

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Posted: February 06 2016 at 14:26

moshkito wrote:

Hi,

Alan Stivell should be in that list ... but if you can ot voe for two or three, it's no fun! "Au Dela Du Delire" for me!

Good call.

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Posted: February 06 2016 at 18:00

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Of those Shub Niggurath

Honorable Mention

Eskaton

PoiL

Aquaserge

One Shot

Unit Wail

Setna

Art Zoyd

Jean Louis

Etron Fou Leloublan

Dun

Weidorje

Eider Stellaire

Xing Sa

Moving Gelatine Plates

Now that's a list! LOL

And those are examples why France is right near the top of my fav countries when it comes to Prog music.

From the original list which is also excellent I would say Plat Du Jour's self titled album would be my vote if I had just one. So many great albums there though.

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Posted: February 06 2016 at 18:24

Jean Cohen Solal, Triode, Dun and Alpes & Catherine Ribeiro are the few french groups I enjoy.

Edited by GKR - February 06 2016 at 18:28

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Posted: February 06 2016 at 20:16

Atoll and Ange are the only two bands I recognize. The only one I actually own is Atoll - L'Arignee Mal. I ought to see about changing that.

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Posted: February 06 2016 at 21:33

I've heard about ten of these; voted Pentacle La Clef des Songes

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Posted: February 07 2016 at 00:21

wow, a lot of bands, I don't care for some, don't know a few.

Ange and Carpe Diem are the ones I like the most.
No vote, I have to try listening to the albums I don't know (from this poll).

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Posted: February 07 2016 at 04:21

I agree that Heldon should be on the list. Also Wapassou and Malicorne.

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Posted: February 07 2016 at 13:37

Magma from this list... but Eskaton, Gong and Heldon were also great! Let's not forget about Eider Stellaire, Art Zoyd, Nyl, Weidorje, Cheval Fou, Etron Fou Leloublan, Ame Son, Honeyelk...

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Posted: February 07 2016 at 16:59

Magma

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Posted: February 07 2016 at 17:03

The.Crimson.King wrote:

Guldbamsen wrote:

Plenty of faves on this list Dennis - kudos on your taste in French prog (even if you're missing Heldon's Stand By Tongue

You're not the only one buddy. I remember the first time I heard Igor. My mind simply didn't know what to make of it. Truly felt like being dropped down the rabbit hole. I love him to bits now though.

Btw I copied your poll idea Tongue

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Posted: February 08 2016 at 14:11

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Btw I copied your poll idea Tongue

Just checked it out...Great poll! I've not heard a single one of your albums Wink

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Posted: February 09 2016 at 03:16

Shub Niggurath

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Posted: February 09 2016 at 04:30

Clearlight Symphony.

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Posted: February 09 2016 at 10:11

I actually own some of those......I'll go with Pulsar- Strands,....always liked their albums.

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Posted: February 09 2016 at 11:29

I expected Shub and Magma to lead the way, but super happy to see Pulsar making such a strong showing...they were my gateway band into Frog Prog Wink

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