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    Posted: September 27 2013 at 16:53
This should be a little more interesting. I'll vote later.
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Two album here that I love to death. Måltid and Conjunctio. I am going to spin these tomorrow and see what I choose for the dayBig smile

Hope you're doing good John. I listened to that UFO Planante album yesterday and was instantly reminded of you my friend.
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I personally prefer Mamas' Klossa to Maltid. My vote goes to the italian keyboards' paradise that is Inferno. 
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Man I forgot how good that Perigeo album was, I just finished listening to it and then noticed I gave it 4.5 stars when I reviewed it.
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Four great albums but I can't leave Modry Efekt without votes
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John you know I'm gonna go with Modry Efekt right?

Metamorfosi for some reason was never one of my very favorite Italian albums, as good as it is.
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Maltid is a phenomenal album, a summary of challenging Prog music, easy vote for me.
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Perigeo   Really love Genealogia the best, but this one is great too.
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Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

Two album here that I love to death. Måltid and Conjunctio. I am going to spin these tomorrow and see what I choose for the dayBig smile

Hope you're doing good John. I listened to that UFO Planante album yesterday and was instantly reminded of you my friend.

That's not bad being thought of when you listen to such an amazing album as UFO Planante.Clap
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Originally posted by hellogoodbye hellogoodbye wrote:

I personally prefer Mamas' Klossa to Maltid. My vote goes to the italian keyboards' paradise that is Inferno. 
 
And how about Jimmy on vocals. Great album !
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Originally posted by octopus-4 octopus-4 wrote:

Four great albums but I can't leave Modry Efekt without votes

They are doing fine now. I am surprised at the attention it's getting only because I didn't think many would know it. And it is quite experimental.
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Originally posted by Sagichim Sagichim wrote:

John you know I'm gonna go with Modry Efekt right?

Metamorfosi for some reason was never one of my very favorite Italian albums, as good as it is.
 
I kind of figured you would Sagi, and I thought David would too but we'll see.
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Originally posted by psarros psarros wrote:

Maltid is a phenomenal album, a summary of challenging Prog music, easy vote for me.

Hard to argue with that and others obviously agree since it's leading the pack. I think most Avant fans consider that one a classic.
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Originally posted by progmatic progmatic wrote:

Perigeo   Really love Genealogia the best, but this one is great too.


I love the first three and I noticed they're rated fairly evenly on here with Genealogia being rated the highest. Nice pick !
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Inferno was the first RPI album i've listened more than twenty years ago and I still give it a spin from time to time. Actually, it's one of my favourite albums!! With no doubt, my vote goes to Metamorfosi.
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I only know Salma so I won't vote.
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Originally posted by Mellotron Storm Mellotron Storm wrote:

Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

Two album here that I love to death. Måltid and Conjunctio. I am going to spin these tomorrow and see what I choose for the dayBig smile

Hope you're doing good John. I listened to that UFO Planante album yesterday and was instantly reminded of you my friend.

That's not bad being thought of when you listen to such an amazing album as UFO Planante.Clap
For me it's down to Perigeo or Blue Effect and I went with the latter which I consider a 5 star recording.
 
 
I just remembered you mentioning the album. You'd played it to one of your family members (bro-in-law perhaps?) and he was floored by it. Just like you were, when you first heard it - plus I bought it on your recommendation my friendCool Money well spent if you ask me...
 
In regards to the poll, I am still not comfortable choosing one over the other. I listened to the both of them....twice yesterday and it only made matters worseLOL I genuinely love these albums, though for different reasons. Måltid feels very "orchestrated" even when it really isn't, while Conjuntio is this beast of frivolity, expressionism and freeform (well at least the opening cut that is).....hmmm yeah well seeing as the latter here is behind with one vote, I'm opting for a drawTongue Major cop out, but I just love em both. 
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Originally posted by Man With Hat Man With Hat wrote:

I only know Salma so I won't vote.
 
 
I know a girl called Salma. She studies film, wears a beret and is very much into Francis Bacon. She would now wouldn't she...Tongue
I spoke to her about clichés, but she didn't see it herselfLOL
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Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

Originally posted by Mellotron Storm Mellotron Storm wrote:

Originally posted by Guldbamsen Guldbamsen wrote:

Two album here that I love to death. Måltid and Conjunctio. I am going to spin these tomorrow and see what I choose for the dayBig smile

Hope you're doing good John. I listened to that UFO Planante album yesterday and was instantly reminded of you my friend.

That's not bad being thought of when you listen to such an amazing album as UFO Planante.Clap
For me it's down to Perigeo or Blue Effect and I went with the latter which I consider a 5 star recording.
 
 
I just remembered you mentioning the album. You'd played it to one of your family members (bro-in-law perhaps?) and he was floored by it. Just like you were, when you first heard it - plus I bought it on your recommendation my friendCool Money well spent if you ask me...
 
In regards to the poll, I am still not comfortable choosing one over the other. I listened to the both of them....twice yesterday and it only made matters worseLOL I genuinely love these albums, though for different reasons. Måltid feels very "orchestrated" even when it really isn't, while Conjuntio is this beast of frivolity, expressionism and freeform (well at least the opening cut that is).....hmmm yeah well seeing as the latter here is behind with one vote, I'm opting for a drawTongue Major cop out, but I just love em both. 

Yes my Brother in law and he played it for one of his band members and he wanted it right away. Of course they are very much into jamming psychedelia and Krautrock.
Hey no I understand, sometimes it's impossible to pick. I'm just surprised Blue Effect has given Samla such a run here.
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