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Yup. You have two choices now. Both are classics.
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The first cd?
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With vocals.
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Every Bloody Emperor?
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I still need to hear this album, actually i need to hear alot of VDGG albums, i've only heard Least we can do up to and including Still Life.

I have chosen a song now, this will be an easy one.
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Does the genre have a "prog"/"progressive in its name"?
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Is it an epic?
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Is it by a band?
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Originally posted by Undercover Man Undercover Man wrote:

I still need to hear this album, actually i need to hear alot of VDGG albums, i've only heard Least we can do up to and including Still Life.

I have chosen a song now, this will be an easy one.


Which means you have heard the most important ones. A World Record contains some very good material, but as a whole it sounds less inspired. The Quiet Zone/The Pleasure Dome is one of my personal favourites but it’s not everybody’s cup of tea. Present has two classics: Every Bloody Emperor and Nutter Alert. The rest ranges from good to not very interesting. I must admit that I don’t know Trisector very well. A Grounding in Numbers is ok but not a must. And after seeing the reception here, I decided not to buy ALT.

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Not an epic, it's by a band, and it's from the 70's.
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British?
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Our clues are: The genre has a "prog"/"progressive in its name", not an epic, it's by a band, and it's from the 70's.

North-American?
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British is right.
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Symphonic?
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Eclectic?
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Our clues are: The genre has a "prog"/"progressive in its name", not an epic, it's by a British band, not {Symph}, and the song is from the 70's.

Crossover?
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