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Great stuff, and totally agree about the Heavy Horses cover typeset placing. Grrr! And if you'll excuse the plug I've just posted my own Tull ranking as a very first vid. Any feedback much appreciated!

Really interesting delve into the band and your experience at the time

I bought Phaedra, my first Tangerine Dream album, 3 weeks ago on CD with bonus 2018 remixes from Steven Wilson. I gave it away brand new. Why because there is absolutly nothing going on. Nothing happens at all.

The live albums were original compositions and they did a large amount of music for films. (

Rory's name is pronounced Gallaher. The second g is silent.

Dude.....not even to mention the collaberation with Gavin Friday..... terrible. You picked all the great great early stuff....what a bout Reformatoon and Your future Our Clutter, Imperial Wax. etc.....impossible task =:;-))

I adore Tangerine Dream. My favourite albums is Stratosfear.

Thanks for this! So well done. Interesting and engaging..

Further is their best album, followed by DYOH.

Merci My list: 1.- A Trick of the Tail 2.- Wind & Wuthering 3.- And Then There Were Three 4.- Selling England by the Pound 5.- Foxtrot 6.- Nursery Cryme 7.- The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway 8.- Duke 9.- Trespass 10.- From Genesis to Revelation

Merci My list: 1.- Wish you Were Here 2.- Dark Side of the Moon 3.- Animals 4.- The Wall 5.- Meddle 6.- Atom Heart Mother 7.- The Division Bell 8.- A Momentary Lapse of Reason 9.- A Saucerful of Secrets 10.- The Final Cut 11.- The Piper at the Gates of Dawn 12.- Ummagumma 13.- The Endless River

Merci My list: 1.- Moon Shaped Pool 2.- Ok Computer 3.- In Rainbows 4.- Kid A 5.- Hell to the Thief 6.- Amnesiac 7.- King of Limbs 8.- The Bends 9.- Pablo Honey

Merci

1.OCEAN RAIN ,2.ECHO & THE BUNNYMEN ,3. CROCODILES,4. PORCUPINE,5. HUH

Nice to see this video. I saw them in 1970 at the Glastonbury Town Hall, supported by the Pink Fairies. Then again, in 1980 at the Lewisham Odeon, with Ginger Baker on drums. I'm now revisiting their music and discovering their more recent albums. Great stuff.

I recall that JT's first * 7-Single * / 45 rpm was incorrectly labelled as JETHRO TOE ! Stand Up was my first JT album and remains as one of the favourites ( As does the traditional line-up ). The outstretched left hand of Ian on the rear cover is kinddov significant .... Go count the number of fingers on his hands on the front of this most unique cover .... ! 🤙🥁🎸🎵🎶

Grave New World - what an effing great album. Blew me away back when I acquired it in '72. I can honestly say it made a huge impact upon me. I still play my original vinyl. Good call on the top choice.

Pete is in the 27 club, died in the 80s.

In descending order The smiths The Queen is dead Meat is murder Strangeways here we come (hat full of hollow could be added to the number one slot had it been a studio album).

Never heard so much crap all at once!!!!!!!!!

Great video. For me, there’s always been one answer: The Queen is Dead. 10/10, all killer, no filler. A song for every mood, emotion, and scenario in a young adult’s life. In fact, the older the you get, the more the lyrics resonate with you. It simply never gets old.

I disagree with almost all of these choices but that's the thing with Hawkwind fans they all seem to like different elements. My top pick would be PXR5 but that is probably very influenced by that being the first one I bought. A punt on a cheap second hand record by a band I knew very little about, I wasn't expecting too much but overnight I became a compulsive buyer of second hand Hawkwind LPs that were in abundance due to them having become very unfashionable at the time. Seen them live loads of times and never been dissapointed.

24 was a bond reject. She wrote it for the movie

GREAT VIDEO ASH!! MY TOP 15 FALL ALBUMS?? 1)BEND SINISTER 2)THIS NATIONS SAVING GRACE 3)EXTRICATE 4)I AM KURIOUS ORANJ 5)THE INFOTAINMENT SCAN 6)YOUR FUTURE OUR CLUTTER 7)LEVITATE 8)CEREBRAL CAUSTIC 9)MIDDLE CLASS REVOLT !0)CODE:SELFISH 11)FRENZ EXPERIMENT 12)HEX EDUCATION HOUR 13)DRAGNET !4)NEW FACTS EMERGE 15)ERSATZ G.B. Cheers Timmy J.

Just got into Rory about two years ago .never knew of him ,in the states he wasn’t ever played on rock stations..do yourself a favor if you do another video try not to smack your lips.i had this on I was doing other stuff and I almost turned it off because of the lip smacking.im not trying to be mean .just a honest observation

Miss the 10 best ... start with Puccini Manon (Freni/Domingo).

You didn't mention SWORDS. A great album of b-sides.

Great ranking! My favourite album is Battle for the Sun, especially if we take all the Redux/B-sides-stuff into the account

Great stuff as usual, ash. Safe travels, enjoy the music!

Such an enchanting chanteuse… It was lovely to hear you speak of her with deep respect, affection, and grace. Hope you enjoy her upcoming performance. ❤️🩷🩵

Really looking forward to watching this!

Hidden track on 'Without you I'm Nothing' CD is 'Evil Dildo' (on my copy anyway)

Hey Ash. New subscriber. The " Real Groovy Records " thumb-nail drew my eye, I'm a record collector from New Zealand as well. I find it really difficult to navigate all the Auckland record shops, but I do have a long history of record digging there for many years. I went to the latest " Real Groovy " in Auckland recently, but mainly use their on-line. On record store day I picked up the RSD latest from Pearl Jam and also a re-release of the obscure album from " Gandalf ". Nice shout-out to the stores in Auckland.

You are so talented & handsome!!!!

Wire's first was the best thing that year

1. A New World Record 2. Out Of The Blue 3. Discovery 4. Time 5. Face The Music

Nice video! Thanks! I would replace "Piano Man" and "Streetlife Serenade" with "An innocent Man" (1982) and the wonderful album "Turnstiles" (1976). I subscribed to your channel because I find your narrative style and voice very pleasant. Greetings from Germany!

The first five albums plus the SR live album were the best in my opinion, Lemmy gave them a heavier sound, once Lemmy then Nik left it became Brocks band (it probably always was) They even had Ginger Baker in the drum seat for the Levitation your but but for me the best days had gone by then. I listened to more of Nik Turners output by then as his bands were playing more of the early Hawkwind style which suited me. It has to be said that with all the ups and downs they have weathered the changes in music well for the last 50 years.

Love Tull

Quark at number 1, great choice

I love Church Of Hawkind, great experimental electronic album

Love it! Great to see you back, ash. I vote "Is This Desire" from PJ Harvey's 1998 album of the same title.

Kill Uncle is my favorite Morrissey album. It’s very subtle and the production is amazing. Well written and arranged songs.

Welcome back! Hope you’re well and really looking forward to this vid 👍🏻 Great subject to cover 😊

Been a fan since exit planet dust. Surprised by your ranking of Further. In my top 3

"Kill Uncle" was one of the most drab, dull albums I've ever heard....with the exception of the tracks "Sing Your Life" and "Found Found Found".

Does anyone know why the cover artwork was changed on his past solo albums?

Kill Uncle is my favorite!! I don't know why people are not so fond of it???

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Man, it's a great countdown, I agree on your rating, more or less, I would only put on "Tangram", since it's the only album I really like from the later period, the more commercial!!!