Some impressive stats for tonight:
On ProgArchives, the internet's #1 Progressive Rock resource, our 230503 record was listed as currently:
#61 Top Neo-Prog Album (of all time)
(ranking above Fish's 'Sunsets On Empire' LP and Porcupine Tree's 'The Incident')
#1 Australian Neo-Prog Album (of all time)
#2 Australian Progressive Rock Album (of all time)
(ranking above the amazing Sebastian Hardy, Aragon, and Unitopia.)
#29 Top Progressive Rock Album of 2009.
(Ranking above Porcupine Tree's The Incident' and The Mars Volta's 'Octahedron'.)
Whilst it's unlikely we'll ever be able to claim figures like this again, given the way it changes on an hourly basis with every review submitted by everybody, it's still a thrill.
One huge and almost unthinkable goal is to get inside the top 250 Progressive Rock albums of all time, even if only for a minute. But in order to do that, we need to start seeing more positive reviews posted! And seeing as how we'd then be up there with your Yesses and Genesises and Pink Floyds, it's not terribly likely either.
Number 92 using:-
ReplyDelete- All Categories;
- Studio;
- All Years:
- All Countries.
Further news on the Progarchives ratings (as of 03/08/2010)
ReplyDeleteCategory: Neo-Prog Album (of all time)
You guys are now 7th !
Category: Australian Progressive Rock Album (of all time)
You guys are now 1st !
Category: Top Progressive Rock Album (of 2009)"
You guys are 5th !
You may also care to note that you have made the top 250 list for "Top Progressive Rock Album of all time" (yeah I know this is a transitory thing, but You guys are currently 97th !