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Posted: Aug. 30 2011, 19:03

Hi there, I didnt really know where to ask, for two years i've been in deep love , with long, melodic progressive rock albums, my favourites being Floyd's Atom heart Mother, Echoes, Shine On, Dogs, and of course Mike's TB,Hergest Ridge, Ommadawn and Amarok. I was wondering whether you knew other albums from other artists whiwh could give me the same kind of feeling (you know, travelling through space....)
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Posted: Aug. 30 2011, 19:19

Tales from Topographic Oceans - Yes

Relayer - Yes

KA - Magma

These are all fine albums well worth a look.


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Posted: Aug. 30 2011, 20:05

Also, arguably, Albedo 0.39 and Heaven and Hell by Vangelis.

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Posted: Aug. 30 2011, 20:19

thank you guys, I'll listen to that stuff(BTW Ryan I left you a message on YT about a transcription I made of an Amarok track)
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Posted: Aug. 30 2011, 22:19

I've noted all these for my future schedule!
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Posted: Aug. 31 2011, 13:54

Hello. The first 4 albums by Marillion are worth note. Speaking of Genesis(at first I thought Marillion was a Genesis tribute band)-was wrong-, always....1970 to 1982 I say to check out Genesis. Check out Renaissance, Synergy, Camel(Andrew Latimer), even more YES(Drama, etc), Steve Hackett, Anthony Phillips, Tony Banks, Alan Parsons Project, David Gilmour(solo), Tangerine Dream, Vangelis.....I could do this all day. Jim

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Posted: Aug. 31 2011, 18:43

Wow!
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Posted: Aug. 31 2011, 22:20

Just to add a few more from Jim's era....and later

Trans Europe Express-Kraftwerk
Man Machine-Kraftwerk
Stationary Traveller-Camel
Snow Goose-Camel
The Magician's Birthday-Uriah Heep
Stuntman-Edgar Froese
Aqua-Edgar Froese
Hemispheres-Rush
Stratosfear-Tangerine Dream
Spiral-Vangelis
Waiting for Costeau-Jean Michel Jarre
Poland-Tangerine Dream
....other artists to have a listen to in general
Greenslade
Man
Caravan.....I love alot of their stuff
Steve Hillage
Pierre Moerlins Gong (RIP Pierre)
I could go on.....let me know when you want some more :-)
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Posted: Aug. 31 2011, 22:22

A lot of these have been discussed already on the forum...
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Posted: Aug. 31 2011, 22:31

Quote (nightspore @ Sep. 01 2011, 03:22)
A lot of these have been discussed already on the forum...

and the relevance of your comment is?

Im sure this thread will save the original poster a lot of time rather than trudging through old posts...

or he can ignore it....easy choice.
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Posted: Aug. 31 2011, 22:33

Quote (Scatterplot @ Aug. 31 2011, 18:54)
Hello. The first 4 albums by Marillion are worth note. Speaking of Genesis(at first I thought Marillion was a Genesis tribute band)-was wrong-, always....1970 to 1982 I say to check out Genesis. Check out Renaissance, Synergy, Camel(Andrew Latimer), even more YES(Drama, etc), Steve Hackett, Anthony Phillips, Tony Banks, Alan Parsons Project, David Gilmour(solo), Tangerine Dream, Vangelis.....I could do this all day. Jim

I love Spectral Mornings by Hackett
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Posted: Aug. 31 2011, 23:41

"Spectral" is an interesting word, in that it can mean both ghostly and like a rainbow.  :)

Hastengas, I take it you have less time for Jethro Tull and ELP? NO time?
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Posted: Sep. 01 2011, 00:02

Jethro Tull.....well I have Aqualung which Im fond of, and the "Best of" But havent purchased any other....ELP yes and no...Fanfare is a very good track as is Lucky Man, but am I a fan?
....not really
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Quote (ThisName @ Aug. 31 2011, 00:19)
Tales from Topographic Oceans - Yes

Relayer - Yes

KA - Magma

These are all fine albums well worth a look.

Relayer....the first album I ever bought with my own pocket money...it was £1.99 and I still have it to this day...the cd version is gone...all I have left is the sleeve after My M3 was stolen last year...Relayer was in the glovebox.....I hope the new owner likes it...and the car.
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Posted: Sep. 01 2011, 14:50

Quote (Hastengas @ Aug. 31 2011, 22:20)
..let me know when you want some more :-)

I think I now have many ideas, thanks everyone  :)
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