PROG Rock!

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Here is a thread for the golden era of progressive rock 1967 to 1982.

Progheads put up songs that blow your mind and transport you onto a beautiful place away from covid.


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I have decided to change the date of this thread.

So people can put up some cheesy metal prog as well from recent times.

 

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[dumb]

don't know about being a prog-head (and i'm too young to have experienced any of this stuff in its glory years) but i have a few go to's in my stash. i'm sure i've mentioned some of these before when crossing paths in prog-related threads. i tend to favour heavy prog. quite a lot of what i have kicking around on my hd is non-english.

 

[Bostonian]

Someone had to do it...

 

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My fav Focus tune.

 

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[ibd77]

For those in isolation, enjoy.

 

[ibd77]

Breaking the rules but a supergroup heavily influenced from the "Golden Era of Prog"

 

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[WireHawk]

Someone had to do it...

I saw Focus live in 1973. They were great. Loved Jan Akermann's guitar work.

 

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I got to see Mahavishnu Orchestra live in 1975. John McLaughlin is the greatest guitarist of them all!

 

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Awesome stuff Wirehawk,feel free to put up some of your favs.

 

[Bostonian]

I saw Focus live in 1973. They were great. Loved Jan Akermann's guitar work.

Crikey!

 

[CURVE]

Not a massive fan of Prog Rock but I do like King Crimson, Pink Floyd and Dutch outfit Earth & Fire.

 

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[sprockets]

Prog > Everything else. Proud to say I own 7 of the above albums. I wouldn't really call Physical Graffiti prog and if you're going to include Jethro Tull how could you not have Thick As A Brick as their #1. I'd also have Yessongs as #1 for Yes. I think you could include any Emerson Lake and Palmer album but I'll go for...