#16 1965-2023: In PA, One track per five years

I had planned for part 15 of the in PA, one track off one release per five year periods series to be the last (at least for some months), but this is the post-ultimate poll. Sill like to do one more at least in the near future.

Please vote for up to three releases, or more if you wish. While I would expect King Crimson to get the majority of votes, this is not intended as a contest. Sometimes I don't like adding very popular/known choices in case people say things like "Such-and-such by miles" or "Such-and-such obviously". While I would not expect most to know or much appreciate most of these, of course I like and respect all of these choices and can find such comments rather deflatingly dismissive. Still, feel free to talk about what you and don't like in the list. Comments on the music in the list are appreciated whether positive, negative, or neutral.

King Crimson "21st Century Schizoid Man (Including 'Mirrors')" (In the Court of the Crimson King, 1969)
Can "Vitamin C" (Ege Bamyası, 1972)
Zanov "Green Ray" (Green Ray, 1976)
Von Zamla "Temporal You Are" (Zamlaranamma, 1982)
Cardiacs "The Everso Closely Guarded Line" (On Land and in the Sea, 1989)
Pram "Radio Freak in a Storm" (The Stars Are So Big, the Earth Is So Small..., 1993)
Robert Wyatt "Maryan" (Shleep, 1997)
The Angels of Light "What Will Come" (Everything Is Good Here / Please Come Home, 2003)
Kayo Dot "Blue Lambency Downward" (Blue Lambency Downward, 2008)
Kosmischer Läufer "Weltraumspaziergang" (The Secret Cosmic Music of the East German Olympic Program 1972-83: Vol. Two, 2014)
Radiohead "Spectre" (Spectre, 2015)
Needlepoint "I Offered You the Moon" (Walking Up That Valley, 2021)

As ever, here is a playlist with the tracks.



Here is a topic with the choices from all the past polls for these in PA and out of PA series. https://www.progarchives.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=132552

Needlepoint "I Offered You the Moon"

Crimson, Can and Radiohead

Crimso on this occasion.

King Crimson, Can and Kayo Dot.