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Points: 20 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 09 2009 at 15:05
I'd have to go for strawbs 'Brave new world' or genisis 'Trespass' including the knife or KC 'In the court of the crimson king'.
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Celeste- Principe , Il Volo's debut are both sumptuous!   please add the  Dave Bainbridge (UK)- Veil of Gossamer ,  Iona (UK)- Open Sky and  Gian Castello (I)- Taliesin.
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Ulver - Shadows of the Sun, Genesis' Trespass, Gabriel's Up
 
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Originally posted by Negoba Negoba wrote:

Ulver - Shadows of the Sun, Genesis' Trespass, Gabriel's Up
 
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Trespass is a beautifull album,indeed.People don't seem to aprecciate this very much,but it is.....
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I have just listened to Anthony Phillip's Geese and the Ghost, and damn, how beautiful it is!!!

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With the responses all over the prog spectrum, it seems that "beauty is in the eye of the beholder."  For me, Camel, Moonmadness, is a beautiful album - even the artwork on the cover.  Another is Yes, Relayer - the whole album has beautiful music and, again, the artwork (Roger Dean's) is impeccable...
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Originally posted by prog4evr prog4evr wrote:

For me, Camel, Moonmadness, is a beautiful album - even the artwork on the cover.  .
i hope is not this one



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I agree with Camels´ Moon Madness, ditto Renaissance and Peter Gabriels Passion, Bo Hansson is a great suggestion as well, perhaps Ur Trollkarlens hatt (The Magicians hat) in particular. What else? Let's see ... Nope, guess the important ones have already been mentioned.
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Originally posted by Octavian Octavian wrote:

Per un Amico - PFM
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Originally posted by Equality 7-2521 Equality 7-2521 wrote:

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I third this notion.
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Mmmmm... Though question... Just some of my fav BEAUTIFUL prog albums
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
That's all for tonigt, folks...
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Hi,
 
Gosh ... beautiful ...
 
This is hard ... but beautiful for me, in music, is really relative ... for example, I have hear 4 different versions of Turandot, and none of them are any better than Renata Tebaldi with Herbert von Karajan at the helm ... and it not only has to do with the music itself, but obviously with the singer and her ability to flow with the music as well ... some feel it and some don't.
 
That said, for me, it's about ... living and dieing ... when listening to something ... you close your eyes and you are off to some really far off and far out lands and visions somewhere else ... so with that in mind here is my "trip'iest" of all ... and it has absolutely nothing to do with musical style ... has to do with the tripping content in them.
 
These are not in order, btw ...
 
Jan Garbarek - Eventyr (get ready for Soria Maria)
Egeberto Gismonti - No Caipira (get ready for the best mix of classical and modern you have ever heard)
Keith Jarrett - Koln Concerts (Side 2)
Amon Duul 2 - Yeti (the long improvisation)
Ash Ra Tempel - New Age of Earth - the first and still best new age album ever
Klaus Schulze - Audentity (Sebastien en traum)
Terje Rypdal - Eos (with David Darling) (skip the first cut please)
Ange - Au Dela Du Delire
Vangelis - El Greco
Tangerine Dream - Stratosfear
Sadistic Mika Band - Hot Menu
Riuychi Sakamoto - Beauty
Carmen - Fandangos in Space
Yes - Tales of Topographic Oceans
Jon Anderson - Olias of Sunhillow
Anthony Phillips - Slow Waves Soft Stars .. and later Slow Dance
 
Soundtrack related
Blade Runner with Vangelis
Chariots of Fire with Vangelis (well deserved Oscar!)
The Last Buddha - Riuychi Sakamoto
 
and there are more ... I just can not list them all and would have to go through the collection right now to see what I missed.
 
All in all, these had music that was a lot more ... a heck of a lot more ... inspirational to me and then some.
There are a lot of other artists that I have a lot of respect for, even if they are not my favorites, and folks like Frank Zappa deserve some credit as a great composer ... unffortunately, even this board is too tied up with music that is more "popular" and we already know how Frank was not into that ...
 
It's about the music ... and please ... listen to some more stuff ... some of these things listed above are way beyond the determination of what kind of music it is ... it defies description ... I mean ... for me Yeti (the improvisation) is about aliens landing and spreading around .... not about a jam by some rock band.


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In this moment my type of Beautiful Prog albums are:
 
- Artension: 'Machine'
 
- Atomic Rooster: 'Rarities' and 'Devil's Answer'
 
- Santana: 'Abraxas' and also 'Ultimate Santana' that is a hot album)
 
- Mahavishnu Orchestra: 'Birds Of Fire'
 
- Asia: Then & Now'
 
- Deep Purple: 'Burn', 'In Rock' and 'Made In Japan'
 
- Rainbow: all released with Dio and Powell
 
-Wishbone Ash: 'Argus'
 
- Ibis: 'Sun Supreme'
 
- Il Rovescio Della medaglia: 'La Bibbia'
 
- Balletto Di Bronzo: 'Ys'


Edited by Mandrakeroot - April 02 2009 at 12:21
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Surely it' sgot to be 'At the Sound Of The Bell' by Pavlov's Dog.Mr Surkamp sure has a distinctive voice. If you're sticking with PFM how about 'The World Became The World'
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And of course...

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