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    Posted: February 01 2011 at 07:07

Voted Quad.

BTW, for me PG is the very best album by Led Zep.
 
ps Just as a decor of the poll aswell :
 
 
 
 


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Best even it up then! Zep for me.
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These cds are not prog rockConfused
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A difficult one. I have to go with Zeppelin, because i like them more.
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@ Misomex777 Yes, yu're right, they are Prog Related albums, but there's not an option for a poll topic at Proto Prog / Prog Related subforum. Don't worry, the moderators will move the poll there.

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Both classic albums but overall PG has the better songs and the most variety.
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Without a shadow of a doubt Quadrophenia...
 
PG is a snoozefest, interrupted by loud Page-esque grunts
let's just stay above the moral melee
prefer the sink to the gutter
keep our sand-castle virtues
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Originally posted by Sean Trane Sean Trane wrote:

Without a shadow of a doubt Quadrophenia...
 
PG is a snoozefest, interrupted by loud Page-esque grunts
 
Side three maybe, but can you really sleep through the rest of PG?
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I can happily sit through Quad and then play it again because of a high quality consistency of almost everything rock music-wise, IMHO. Never been able to do that with PG, although several major tunes there ......alas sitting amongst some  mediocre.

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Zepp for me,not that big a fan of Quadraphenia i'm afraidConfused
You must be joking.....Take a running jump......
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I cannot vote...I saw the post this morning and since then I just cannot do it. Both are epic, monster albums in my catalog. Each has its own ups and downs....and to me they cancel out.
 
I just can't pull the trigger.....Confused
 
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Quadrophenia, that's what I put on when I'm depressed.
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Definatly Physical Graffitti
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Physical Graffiti. I think Quadrophenia is the only Who I can still listen to.
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quadro by far though i like PG
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I love parts of Quadrophenia, tho its uneven, but most of PhysGraffiti is legendary
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Actually played both of them this past week.  Two of my favorite albums.

Physical Graffiti by the skinniest of hairs.
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Points: 13586 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 19 2011 at 11:05
I'm not a big fan of either but i prefer Physical Graffiti
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Originally posted by Misomex777 Misomex777 wrote:

These cds are not prog rockConfused
 
They're not? The bands themselves certainly wouldn't be labelled "prog-rock"performers; however, the albums themselves are very progressive. Quadrophenia is an extremely complex concept album, and the song "Lover Reign O'er Me" is the epitome of a prog-rock opus, with synth orchestration and varying time signatures (I don't see much difference between this and, say, The Wall as far as compositional content) . Physical Graffiti features extended instumentals and lengthier songs than the average Zeppelin album, and the influences run from funk to blues to country to Middle-eastern music. Can you actually say "Kashmir" is not progressive?
 
But then I believe the term "progressive" denotes a frame of reference for specific compositions, and not necessarily for entire albums. Not every song on an album from Genesis, Tull, ELP, King Crimson or Pink Floyd are what could be termed  "progressive". Nevertheless we tag the bands as such. The need to stratify and delineate each band and place them neatly into convenient little categorical boxes gets a bit overzealous at times.
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