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Poll Question: Favorite Eno Prog Album of All Time
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1 [5.26%]
4 [21.05%]
2 [10.53%]
7 [36.84%]
4 [21.05%]
1 [5.26%]
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    Posted: May 20 2005 at 16:01
Good Luck, it's a tough choice, some great albums here.
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The Eno/Byrne colaboration gets my vote. "Regiment" is an incredible track.
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AGW one of the 10-15 best progressive rock albums
from england in the 70's!
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Before and after science, one of the most beautiful and interesting albums ever.
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Everything that he made. I just can't choose one.
And above all, is punk
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Points: 7003 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 22 2005 at 12:33
Tiger Mountain got my vote, on the grounds that it's the one I listen to most often. Tough call though, all the selections are bsolute classics.
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Points: 319 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 23 2005 at 04:41
Brian Eno's Another Green world contains I'll come running. Should I say more?
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Before and after science
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 26 2005 at 15:54

Where is "Here Comes The Warm Jets"?  Big oversight there partner.  The solo by Fripp on Baby's On Fire is absolutely incredible, on my top 15 solos of all time.

Great Poll, unfortunate oversight.

P.S. where are all the Eno fans, after all the guy was one of the top musical geniuses of the 70s.

    
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Originally posted by Snake Snake wrote:

Where is "Here Comes The Warm Jets"?  Big oversight there partner.  The solo by Fripp on Baby's On Fire is absolutely incredible, on my top 15 solos of all time.


Great Poll, unfortunate oversight.


P.S. where are all the Eno fans, after all the guy was one of the top musical geniuses of the 70s.


    



Yes I suppose that was a great one as well, good call
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Anyway - the worst Eno i.m.o. is the fiasco with Robert Fripp: Evening Star.

... yowzer ... how can 1 genius + 1 genius equal sh*t???

Sorry about the unpolitical expression, but I was so disappointed

that I went right into a music swap store and got Hooverphonics "Jacke Cane" instead.

 

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Roxy Music.....what can I say I don't like his ambient stuff, but his synths on For Your pleasure are great
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Tough choice between Roxy Music and For Your Pleasure but; voted for For Your Pleasure because of In Every Dream Home...Would have voted for Here Come the Warm Jets if it were there.
Also.Eno's involvement on Robert Calvert's first two albums is generally over-looked.

Do 'The Stanley' otherwise I'll thrash you with some rhubarb.
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