I voted for, "I hate them all." I only like his songs when there's someone singing on them.

I seem to remember hearing both Tubular Bells and Tubular Bells II for the first time at around exactly the same time - in 1992 when II was released and my dad acquired them both on CD. He'd had the LP since it was out, along with the orchestral one, which I don't think I've ever heard. In 1992, naturally I preferred II as it sounded "modern" and a couple of the tracks got played on the radio and charted.

I do still like both of them.

Alan Rickman did the speaky part on II.

Who knew there was a video to Sentinel?!

If I had to choose one of them it would be II, because I used to use it to calm myself down when I was 29 And Mad.

I like III as well though, especially The Watchful Eye, which always reminds me of driving to Banbury one autumn evening in 2009, that being when I first heard it.

I prefer the Bob Fleming version.

I would say I can't listen to Moonlight shadow because of this:



But I couldn't listen to it anyway, cuz it's Moonlight Shadow

I also missed:



And this one:

Mr. Wiggles wrote:

I think that was the first ever enhanced-for-computer CD I ever saw, in 1996.