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Poll Question: Which is your favourite album?
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    Posted: September 23 2024 at 03:22

3 stars 2004: Europe - Start from the Dark - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zG5Rfv2g9E
4 stars 1981: Rainbow - Difficult to Cure - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_lkFh4aAhbnC2pArz3pgsGO8-WaaGCILIk        
3 stars 1967: The Rolling Stones - Their Satanic Majesties Request - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_k7sFpByf4WGIs459jSJrpmvXWbUhasQFo
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Blue Oyster Cult - Spectres
Rush - A Farewell To Kings
Styx - Crystal Ball
Rainbow - Difficult To Cure



Edited by Octopus II - September 23 2024 at 04:05
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^ Almost the same but in a slightly different order. Smile

1. Blue Oyster Cult - Spectres 
2. Rainbow - Difficult To Cure
3. Jefferson Starship - Modern Times
4. Rush - A Farewell to Kings
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4 stars 1977: Blue Oyster Cult - Spectres - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kLOMYmEsMm41FdpGXPyGgVOhQUrBviizk

The one monstrously good song everyone remembers from the Spectres album. No doubt a big favourite in Japan too. Smile


By the way, Blue Oyster Cult has no known connection with the Blue Oyster Club in Police Academy, where they dance the Gay Gordons, allegedly. Tongue
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Who's Next & Farewelllllllll

the others are way behind and yje worst are .... in the ruts 
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Any which way you cut it, 1984 was especially huge, thanks to Ted Templeman's production and Donn Landee's engineering. Naturally, MTV played a role in the album's massive success. For sentimental reasons, 1984 gets my vote, followed by (in alphabetical order)

Blue Öyster Cult – Spectres
Heart – Private Audition
Jefferson Starship – Modern Times (an album more people should hear)
Rainbow – Difficult to Cure
Rush – A Farewell to Kings

*Kansas's Two for the Show is a live record, and I tend to group those outside studio albums unless they consist of original material.
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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

By the way, Blue Oyster Cult has no known connection with the Blue Oyster Club in Police Academy, where they dance the Gay Gordons, allegedly.


The whole flick's a laff riot. The sequel's very good, but the ones after aren't nearly as funny (though still worthwhile).

I mean, who doesn't love the uncanny vocal talent of one Michael Winslow?
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Journey - Departure

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Originally posted by Jared Jared wrote:

Journey - Departure

(I'm ignoring Rush from these polls...)
The first run of six albums in the 1970's was the best era for Rush, but they were an easy band to ignore in the 1980's. Smile
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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

Originally posted by Jared Jared wrote:

Journey - Departure

(I'm ignoring Rush from these polls...)

The first run of six albums in the 1970's was the best era for Rush, but they were an easy band to ignore in the 1980's. Smile


I can't disagree more, Paul! Permanent Waves (1980) and Moving Pictures (1981) brought them more fans in droves. They got tighter, more focused, became better songwriters and players. I think Geddy's best singing is circa '80-85, too. More listeners arguably picked up drums and bass thanks to Neil and Geddy. Permanent Waves sold its first million copies in two months (it took Hemispheres fifteen years). And we all know how successful its follow-up Moving Pictures has been.

As I've said elsewhere on this site, I've no use for their self-titled debut nowadays. I don't listen to live versions of those songs, either. When they start becoming the Rush we love is on Caress of Steel. But I'm one of those guys who prefers Hemispheres to 2112 in no small way.
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^ Yeah, you're right! Spirit of Radio was played endlessly on the radio in the 1980's and Rush were impossible to ignore. Tongue 
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BOOH2 for me, but some other great albums here too!
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Spectres. Gotta love Godzilla, but my favorite songs on this album are the more melancholic or dark ones - such as Fireworks, I Love the Night and Nosferatu.
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Next Farewell to Queen Tongue
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The Who by miles

Kansas, Stones, Rush


... lot of craps in that list
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