Album of 1972 (Part III) - NOMINATE NOW

[hector]

You 'Reported' it, rather than quoting it!

Going to have to ban Mountain now

You called??

[The Subhuman]

Banmaster General

[Gandalf]

Late to the party, again, So, most of my options have already been chosen. Which leaves me with Katy Lied (already nominated the Dan for other years), Irish Tour (but the awful keyboards on that take it down a notch) and a few others. However, I will go with :

Robin Trower - Bridge of Sighs

[1964white]

Late to the party, again, So, most of my options have already been chosen. Which leaves me with Katy Lies (already nominated the Dan for other years), Irish Tour (but the awful keyboards on that take it down a notch) and a few others. However, I will go with :

Robin Trower - Bridge of Sighs

Trower's best work. Gandi.

[SG90]

Gene Clark 'No Other'

Nooooooooo

Didn't think anyone would pick that

Right I'll have to have a lookaround Due to my underlying love of prog, I'm sure there's plenty!

[Mountain]

Which leaves me with Katy Lies (already nominated the Dan for other years)

Was '74 not Pretzel Logic?

Which would be a surefire 4 points from me. I previously nominated Countdown to Ecstasy for '73.

[Mick Jones shoulder]

Was '74 not Pretzel

Yes

[Gandalf]

Was '74 not Pretzel Logic?

Indeed it was. I had a brainfart as I nominated Katy for 1975.

[White Riot]

Queen's best album mate.

It is a good un mate, and I actually felt that they were more of a rock group in the early days, and the music was more genuine.

I used to have their first nine albums, but kinda went off them a bit once punk, new wave, ska and all that hit the music scene. Plus they were writing a lot of stadium songs "Friends Wiil Be Friends", etc, which I didn't think aligned with the great music they'd done previously.

A Night At The Opera is my favourite, and I actually had to think long and hard between SHA and Queen 2 for 1974. Played all those albums of theirs to death at the time

[whiteswan]

Supertramp 'Crime Of The Century'

Not involved in this Comp Jill, but that is one of the best albums ever

[whiteswan]

Saw Be Bop as a three-piece Band many times in Wakefield & around Leeds before they recorded Axe Victim.

Excellent debut.

Where about in Wakey 64?

[White Riot]

Not involved in this Comp Jill, but that is one of the best albums ever

You should have a go at this comp Swannie, it's good fun and gives a sample of different musical tastes

[Gandalf]

Where about in Wakey 64?

Dunno about 64, but I saw them at Wakefield Technical College in 1973 - End of term dance (...and I pulled ). I also saw them in Leeds twice about the same era - at the Queens Hall supporting Roxy Music, and at the Fforde Greene.

[Sara]

I thought you might’ve gone for that, so my other choice would have been Starless and Bible Black which I’m currently preferring.
Perhaps I’m exploring it more, whereas Red is more instantaneous.

It probably would have been my first choice, but I've nominated Crimson before for Discipline, so I'm trying to vary it slightly. Love Starless too. Just need someone to nominate Relayer now...

[whiteswan]

Dunno about 64, but I saw them at Wakefield Technical College in 1973 - End of term dance (...and I pulled ). I also saw them in Leeds twice about the same era - at the Queens Hall supporting Roxy Music, and at the Fforde Greene.

I worked in the dental clinic opposite the tech in 1973 Gandalph, on the corner 'tother side of Margaret Street/Bond Street. It was called Bond House, quite an amazing white building with double bay windows and old zig zag cellars. Demolished now

[1964white]

Where about in Wakey 64?

Saw them many times at pubs in Leeds, Bradford, Wakefield, Halifax, Huddersfield, etc Swannie. A couple of their initial gigs were free, then they started charging 10p at the door Can't recall the names of the pubs, only venue I can remember is Fforde Green as my other favourite local band Wally played there several times.

Seen most of the bands nominated in the 74 poll so far

[billie1]

It is a good un mate, and I actually felt that they were more of a rock group in the early days, and the music was more genuine.

I used to have their first nine albums, but kinda went off them a bit once punk, new wave, ska and all that hit the music scene. Plus they were writing a lot of stadium songs "Friends Wiil Be Friends", etc, which I didn't think aligned with the great music they'd done previously.

A Night At The Opera is my favourite, and I actually had to think long and hard between SHA and Queen 2 for 1974. Played all those albums of theirs to death at the time

I agree , the early albums were their best particularly the first four which I still listen to ( as well as News of the World ) . I might still nominate Q2 for this poll which is probably my favourite after A Night at the Opera .

[White Riot]

I agree , the early albums were their best particularly the first four which I still listen to ( as well as News of the World ) . I might still nominate Q2 for this poll which is probably my favourite after A Night at the Opera .

Spot on Billie, Q2, will get 4 points from me, 7 Seas of Rhye is a classic mate

[hector]

3 of my favourites look set to miss out
Diamond Dogs, Kimono my House and David Live

I got David Live and Kimono for Xmas in 1974

[Gandalf]

3 of my favourites look set to miss out
Diamond Dogs, Kimono my House and David Live

I got David Live and Kimono for Xmas in 1974

Well, nominate one of them, then !!