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Poll Question: Which is your favourite album?
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    Posted: September 20 2021 at 09:26
Another poll where RUSH should easily crush the opposition, although I'm voting for Neil Young again. Smile

3 stars 1979: Bachman-Turner Overdrive - Rock 'n' Roll Nights - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_ny5hNQ3pcK5nSX9Xo9_J0LW0_U_QWCLLI
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4 stars 1981: Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush - The Power of Rock 'n' Roll - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLAKBCdHlMy4_Ouv25dgmzuEgHkVYNmD86
3 stars 1989: Saga - The Beginners Guide to Throwing Shapes - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nzqNKX_VGQoPs7mT-yAhrgeOT_ezM9im8


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I maintain my position that Moving Pictures is a vastly overrated record, and have voted for Saga's The Beginner's Guide to Throwing Shapes, which is one of those albums I never grow tired of.
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Rush again.
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Yes, Rush again.
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Originally posted by Steve Wyzard Steve Wyzard wrote:

I maintain my position that Moving Pictures is a vastly overrated record, and have voted for Saga's The Beginner's Guide to Throwing Shapes, which is one of those albums I never grow tired of.

I agree on the first part, but voted for Joni.
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Zuma. "Cortez the Killer" is an all time favorite. The album as a whole is great. No one does distortion like Neil. 
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Rush again
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A Moving Picture of drummer Meytal Cohen covering Rush's Tom Sawyer.
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Joni Mitchell - Hejira
Rush - Moving Pictures
Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Zuma
The Band - Islands
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Originally posted by Saperlipopette! Saperlipopette! wrote:

Originally posted by Sean Trane Sean Trane wrote:

Thumbs Upwhat's next?? Clown

Best 8th album?? Forget it.Sleepy
Very easy as Hejira is Joni's 8th.
one of her best.
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Looks like I'm not a big lover of Canadian music, even I like some albums and really love Les Cinq Saisons.








Edited by David_D - July 13 2024 at 09:59
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I like much music from Canada, but this list is not very representative of my tastes and some of it was what I actually actively dislike in music. 

Most of what I like coming from Canada is from Quebec, and a lot of classic stuff is on the folk side and jazz-side.  It's a no-brainer vote for Joni Mitchell with Heijira here.  Some other classic Canadian fave artists of mine are: Leonard Cohen, Buffy St. Marie, Dionne-Bregent, certain Neil Young, Mort Garson, Sloche, Maneige, Opus-5, Conventum... And for the post-classic stuff, I love post-rock, and Godspeed You! Black Emperor is a particular favourite of mine.

What does not appeal to me with a lot of Anglophone Canadian rock to me is that it is on the AORish side and a kind of hard power rock side.  I find a lot of it musically not as atmospheric as I commonly like, has an attitude that I don't relate to, too straight-forward, and lacking depth, beauty and interest for me.
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Originally posted by Logan Logan wrote:

I like much music from Canada, but this list is not very representative of my tastes and some of it was what I actually actively dislike in music. 

Most of what I like coming from Canada is from Quebec, and a lot of classic stuff is on the folk side and jazz-side.  It's a no-brainer vote for Joni Mitchell with Heijira here.  Some other classic Canadian fave artists of mine are: Leonard Cohen, Buffy St. Marie, Dionne-Bregent, certain Neil Young, Mort Garson, Sloche, Maneige, Opus-5, Conventum... And for the post-classic stuff, I love post-rock, and Godspeed You! Black Emperor is a particular favourite of mine.

What does not appeal to me with a lot of Anglophone Canadian rock to me is that it is on the AORish side and a kind of hard power rock side.  I find a lot of it musically not as atmospheric as I commonly like, has an attitude that I don't relate to, too straight-forward, and lacking depth, beauty and interest for me.

You may prefer the two previous series' of Canadian singer/songwriters polls (one each for male and female artists) which are coming up again after this current series of polls have run their course. Smile 


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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

A Moving Picture of drummer Meytal Cohen covering Rush's Tom Sawyer.


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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Originally posted by Logan Logan wrote:

I like much music from Canada, but this list is not very representative of my tastes and some of it was what I actually actively dislike in music. 

Most of what I like coming from Canada is from Quebec, and a lot of classic stuff is on the folk side and jazz-side.  It's a no-brainer vote for Joni Mitchell with Heijira here.  Some other classic Canadian fave artists of mine are: Leonard Cohen, Buffy St. Marie, Dionne-Bregent, certain Neil Young, Mort Garson, Sloche, Maneige, Opus-5, Conventum... And for the post-classic stuff, I love post-rock, and Godspeed You! Black Emperor is a particular favourite of mine.

What does not appeal to me with a lot of Anglophone Canadian rock to me is that it is on the AORish side and a kind of hard power rock side.  I find a lot of it musically not as atmospheric as I commonly like, has an attitude that I don't relate to, too straight-forward, and lacking depth, beauty and interest for me.

You may prefer the two previous series' of Canadian singer/songwriters polls (one each for male and female artists) which are coming up again after this current series of polls has run their course. Smile 


Probably, covered lots I like in that Canada Day poll.  Not that you would think I was, but not being critical or complaining about this poll, I wrote that because David wrote "Looks like I'm not a big lover of Canadian music, even I like some albums and really love Les Cinq Saisons."  Canada's a big country and there's a considerable amount of depth and breadth to Canadian music.  The Quebec arts scenes (and music specifically) stand well above the other provinces for me on the whole .

When it comes to rock from my province, I think of punk rock, by the way.


By the way, the lead singer of D.O.A. (founded in 1978) is Joey Sh*thead, aka Joseph Keithley, is a local politician and member of The Green Party. 


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Rush : MP
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NY & CH : Zuma (Cortez What a killer ! )

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1. 4 stars 1975: Neil Young & Crazy Horse - Zuma - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_m_I2a4-U33edd7JbKPIZv2cqBw3JkkI7Q
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Originally posted by Logan Logan wrote:

I like much music from Canada, but this list is not very representative of my tastes and some of it was what I actually actively dislike in music. 

Most of what I like coming from Canada is from Quebec, and a lot of classic stuff is on the folk side and jazz-side.  It's a no-brainer vote for Joni Mitchell with Heijira here.  Some other classic Canadian fave artists of mine are: Leonard Cohen, Buffy St. Marie, Dionne-Bregent, certain Neil Young, Mort Garson, Sloche, Maneige, Opus-5, Conventum... And for the post-classic stuff, I love post-rock, and Godspeed You! Black Emperor is a particular favourite of mine.

What does not appeal to me with a lot of Anglophone Canadian rock to me is that it is on the AORish side and a kind of hard power rock side.  I find a lot of it musically not as atmospheric as I commonly like, has an attitude that I don't relate to, too straight-forward, and lacking depth, beauty and interest for me.

I know exactly what you mean. There's only seven artists who really stand out for me in this series of polls - The Band; The Guess Who; Harmonium;  Klaatu; Maneige; Joni Mitchell; & Neil Young - mainly because none of them sound remotely like typical AOR Canadian Rock, where (with the exception of Rush) it's sometimes hard to tell the remaining artists apart. Confused
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The Canadian albums I've found to like/like much so far are:

Harmonium - Les Cinq Saisons
Cowboy Junkies - Whites off Earth Now!!
Voivod - Nothingface
FM - Headroom (Direct to Disc)
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