2023 Poll: In and out of PA albums

The poll list is taken from the 2023 picks from seven people who participated in THIS (CLICK) topic where the idea is for participants to list one album included in Prog Archives and one not in Prog Archives (that may change in the future) from 2023 down through the years (I did until 1965 and would like to continue with another two per year for the years covered later). I hope to combine our lists into a mega master list if that topic keeps going.

I included the 14 options listed (one was blank but with coming soon notice) for 2023 and spaces for any future additions (it is early days for 2023).

Feel free to give a vote to any albums you like that are included in the list (including one of your own if you wish). If you wish to have ones added (one in PA and one not ideally), then please mention those (if you have a few years especially, please list those in the original topic that I linked to above). Thanks. I don't expect 2023 to get many votes.

My choices for the topic were Amoeba Split's Quiet Euphoria (I would have gone with Kosmischer Läufer's Vol. 5 were I not including another KL album in my list of years) and I offered Yo La Tengo's This Stupid World (my fave album so far this year) . I have listened to PoiL Ueda and will give it a vote. I do plan to listen to music off all the other mentions (well, other than that Yes which I have heard music from). And I will give a vote to one of my offerings, This Stupid World. https://yolatengo.bandcamp.com/album/this-stupid-world I expect to vote for more later as I listen to them -- I am very happy to discover more contemporary albums.

And feel free to vote based on very limited listening both to the overall choices and to the music off the albums themselves. I hope to see more individuals suggesting yearly duos.

Guitar reminds me of Bauhaus's Bela Lugosi's Dead in part.

Edited by Logan - May 21 2023 at 21:31

YES - Mirror to the Sky

Alex Ward, PoiL Ueda, and Amoeba Split.