slightbreeze wrote:. If we get as far as a top 100, I'd certainly consider itC wrote:Will Barclay James Harvest feature well.....?
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I didn't even vote for the rich man's BJH...
slightbreeze wrote:. If we get as far as a top 100, I'd certainly consider itC wrote:Will Barclay James Harvest feature well.....?
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C wrote:Will Barclay James Harvest feature well.....?
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Positive Passion wrote:This thread is a bit Taylor Swift light.
Hightea wrote:[
Although the lack of you pathetic people thinking Canterbury, space rock and fusion are not prog means my next 10 will be all those genre as I already had several in the last ten.
Lord Rother wrote:And there was me thinking you'd say "Fair enough, you have a point Bob".
Hightea wrote:Positive Passion wrote:This thread is a bit Taylor Swift light.
we can do a top pop music of the last 30 years if that is more interesting.
noticed you left out gong and soft machine .C wrote:Hightea wrote:[
Although the lack of you pathetic people thinking Canterbury, space rock and fusion are not prog means my next 10 will be all those genre as I already had several in the last ten.
Who are those folk dear boy...?
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Egg, The Hatfields, Caravan et alia - of course they are prog...!
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Hightea wrote:noticed you left out gong and soft machine .C wrote:Hightea wrote:[
Although the lack of you pathetic people thinking Canterbury, space rock and fusion are not prog means my next 10 will be all those genre as I already had several in the last ten.
Who are those folk dear boy...?
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Egg, The Hatfields, Caravan et alia - of course they are prog...!
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Lord Rother wrote:And there was me thinking you'd say "Fair enough, you have a point Bob".
Hightea wrote:C wrote:Will Barclay James Harvest feature well.....?
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depending on voting this round they could make the next 10.
Although the lack of you pathetic people thinking Canterbury, space rock and fusion are not prog means my next 10 will be all those genre as I already had several in the last ten.
LMG wrote:It's as exciting as the Brexit vote!
With wider implications for the stability of the world order, of course, and less clowning about.
My chosen engraver is on overtime standby waiting to hear if the trophy is to be inscribed 'Presented to Caravan October 2021' or not.
If it is a wooden spoon and no silver for Caravan, I shall let him go home. No sense paying over the odds to get Barclay James Harvest's name on the plate, if you follow me.
BJH can have their trophy when they take the stage in the Spring next year in Knebel, Denmark at the Fuglsøcentret show. That is a dinner theatre, so I would hope to present the award after the buffet and head off for an early shower before the band actually start playing. I won't say more as it might influence late voting.
Still, getting ahead of events, there.
Jan Russell Schelhaas has been texting and calling since late last night for a result, and I have had to fob him off by saying I am only in contact with original band members, which has kept him quiet for now.
It's not a strict rule, but confusion is howling on my doorstep and fiddling with the catflap, if you consider that so many of the buggers have been in multiple lesser division bands. Richard Sinclair demands to know if 'his lot' are in with a chance? Well, which band do you mean, Richard - Caravan, obvs, or perhaps Camel, National Health, or the Hatfields? He tries to get me to spill the beans saying he knows very well I have told his former bandmate Jan S, and I panic wondering what I have let slip inadvertently to the Camel/Caravan keyboardist.
Then I realise Sinclair is unlikely to have resolved his decades-long feud with Schelhaas, even with such high stakes on the table. I call his bluff, and he ends one of his frequent intrusive phone calls with 'Well, it was worth a try...'
I certainly hope betting has been suspended with all this blatant chicanery going on!
And don't get me started on Patrick Moraz.
Just. Don't.
Lord Rother wrote:And there was me thinking you'd say "Fair enough, you have a point Bob".
robertff wrote:
So the final Prog Premier League Table of 2021 looks like this:
1. Yes (Champions)
2. Genesis
3. King Crimson
4. Pink Floyd
5. Jethro Tull
6.= Gentle Giant
6.= VDGG
8. ELP
9. Porcupine Tree/Steven Wilson
10. Rush
11. Caravan
12. Focus
13. Marillion
14. Mike Oldfield
15= Strawbs
15= Soft Machine
15= Radiohead
18. Moody Blues
19. Renaissance
20. Camel
Once again 11 people voted. Thanks everyone who took part.
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