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Poll Question: Which is your favourite album?
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    Posted: July 25 2021 at 05:28
Despite there being 25 artists in the poll, Everybody Knows This is Nowhere near a fair contest, as it's most likely going to be won by either Rush or Neil Young again, although I've been wrong before. Smile

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3 stars 1981: Martha & the Muffins - This is the Ice Age - http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL_OY-hn34JKAeZVWLrrqR0QMVU8sJgeIQ


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Voted 'Caress of Steel' - good but slightly messy album.
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Neil Young over Steppenwolf. The latter album though features my absolute favourite rendition of ‘Happy Birthday’
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Neil Young this time, after having voted Saga in the first two.
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Neil Young , Joni....
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Originally posted by dr wu23 dr wu23 wrote:

Neil Young , Joni....

With eight votes already, Neil Young has struck gold in this poll. Smile


Edited by Psychedelic Paul - July 25 2021 at 12:37
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Caress of Steel.
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Silent Knight is Saga's finest hour. It's a tour de force of Moog-laden pomp/prog rock. Not a bad tune on there. The songs that bookend the album — "Don't Be Late" and "Careful Where You Step" — are two of the best in their repertoire.
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Originally posted by verslibre verslibre wrote:

Silent Knight is Saga's finest hour. It's a tour de force of Moog-laden pomp/prog rock. Not a bad tune on there. The songs that bookend the album — "Don't Be Late" and "Careful Where You Step" — are two of the best in their repertoire.

I agree it's their best and  that the opening and closing tracks are two of their best, but I don't think it's a great album.  Still probably my preferred album from this list.  FM's is close to as good but lacks the highs of "Silent Knight".
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Chilliwack. My wife and I eat Indian food there on a regular basis. Or at least we did when we could still cross the border.

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Originally posted by kenethlevine kenethlevine wrote:

Originally posted by verslibre verslibre wrote:

Silent Knight is Saga's finest hour. It's a tour de force of Moog-laden pomp/prog rock. Not a bad tune on there. The songs that bookend the album — "Don't Be Late" and "Careful Where You Step" — are two of the best in their repertoire.

I agree it's their best and  that the opening and closing tracks are two of their best, but I don't think it's a great album.  Still probably my preferred album from this list.  FM's is close to as good but lacks the highs of "Silent Knight".

It's definitely better than Images at Twilight and anything after. "What's It Gonna Be?," "Time to Go" and "Help Me Out" are fantastic.
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Caress of Steel. This is the Ice Age has some strong moments.
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Caress Of Steel. An excellent album.
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this is one way to get me to vote for rush 
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still plenty of choice (though less than for the first two polls), but I went for Strange Universe (Mahogany Rush), thpugh I could've gone for Webster's Mutiny or Guess Who's Canned Wheat.

L'Heptade, Travers & Triumph were also good choices

BTW, I hope Pat Travers' Go For What You Know is going to be on the fifth album list. Wink


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Originally posted by Tapfret Tapfret wrote:

Chilliwack. My wife and I eat Indian food there on a regular basis. Or at least we did when we could still cross the border.

I only discovered the Canadian town of Chilliwack after discovering the band. Smile
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