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1970 Organ 'Driven' Albums
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Poll Question: Which do you prefer?
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2 [9.09%]
2 [9.09%]
4 [18.18%]
1 [4.55%]
2 [9.09%]
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    Posted: August 15 2024 at 23:49
A bit of a subjective list and not a subject I'm massively familar with in truth. I love that Beggars Opera album and when I saw the Egg poll thought I might pitch them against each other but then decided to widen it out a bit. I've left off albums where it would mean duplicating a band so fro instance Atomic Rooster had 2 albums out in 1970. I've gone with the debut as I know it better.
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Some great albums listed here.. i'd probably add Rare Bird- As your mind flies by but i love Brian Auger and the Trinity.. he's probably my fave Hammond tickler (as opposed to thrasher..) Wink

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Deep Purple's In Rock qualifies here IMO. 
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From this list, Atomic Roooster's debut (i prefer it to DWBY), with Befour second (my fave "Trinity" album)
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I've gone for Beggars Opera here, with Colosseum very close behind...
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Originally posted by Cristi Cristi wrote:

Deep Purple's In Rock qualifies here IMO. 
It certainly does.
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I know and like most of the selections, and I'm going with Egg over Quatermass.

Edited by Logan - August 16 2024 at 09:59
Duos for fave acts
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"Quartermass"  Wink
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Other: Rare Bird, As Your Mind Flies By

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Go for Colosseum (they deserved one vote at least)
Lot of very good Lps in your list

Suggestions from my collection :

Rare Bird : As your mind flies by (a UK gem issued on The Famous Charisma label)
Sixty-nine : Double live LP by a german frenz duo (Keys/Drums)issued on Philips (Europe) In 1974 (not sure)
Le Orme : Collage
Birth Control : Same
The Crazy world of Arthur Brown : Same
Trace : Trace
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Any Triumvirat, ELP, VDGG
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More recent stuff : any Ars Nova (Japan), Any Areknames (Italy)

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Egg - Egg
Atomic Rooster - Atomic Rooster
Beggars Opera - Act One
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How about Argent's eponymous debut?
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Egg. It was a long weekend hiking over the couch.
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Originally posted by Floydoid Floydoid wrote:

How about Argent's eponymous debut?

according to PA that's 1969. Great organist though, probably even better than Keith Emerson and Jon Lord on that instrument.
BTW I deliberately left off the 'heavy hitters' (ELP and Deep Purple) from the poll as well as Yes - Time And A Word which could also qualify (Tony Kaye is another great of the organ imo)
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It's a moot point - Discogs lists it as 1969 but according to Wikipedia it was recorded in 1969 and released in January 1970 - so technically I guess it scrapes in.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argent_(album)

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Yes and amongst the great keyboard players of the era - Wakeman, Wright, Emerson & Lord - Rod Argent gets a bit overlooked, as does Vince Crane.
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