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Poll Question: Who will be chosen as the next Proto or Prog Related Addition
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17 [36.17%]
7 [14.89%]
8 [17.02%]
0 [0.00%]
2 [4.26%]
1 [2.13%]
3 [6.38%]
6 [12.77%]
1 [2.13%]
1 [2.13%]
0 [0.00%]
0 [0.00%]
0 [0.00%]
0 [0.00%]
1 [2.13%]
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    Posted: April 04 2006 at 22:08
I sincerely hope none will - this whole prog-related thing is a joke IMO.
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Originally posted by Ivan_Melgar_M Ivan_Melgar_M wrote:

Ted Nugent

Wango Tango  is better than CTTE or Supper's Ready 

And a special mention for The Monkees for the most virtuoso performers (along with Milly Vanilly)

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Don't let Ted in - my ears still hurt from when I saw him at Hammy Odeon in 1977! Him and his bloody glass ball.

Seriously, I wouldn't be surprised to see Rainbow in here, but only for the first 3 Ronnie James Dio albums.

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Originally posted by dima_olkov dima_olkov wrote:

I know it was discussed millions of times. but once beatles, deep purple and queen are here, zeps must be here too.


ahh... crap...

it is  not ' if x then y' ... the groups are judged on their merits...


The Beatles are the very definition of proto-prog

Deep Purple and Queen had significant prog phases of their careers before moving on to other phases for which they are more well known.

There isn't a damn thing prog about Zeppelin... other than they were influenced by the prog groups at home such as Yes.. and incorporated SOME prog elements in their music. 
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Originally posted by dima_olkov dima_olkov wrote:

I know it was discussed millions of times. but once beatles, deep purple and queen are here, zeps must be here too.

Well you made my point but I wanted to add that I've been listening to some of the new stuff prog has to offer, Spock's Beard and Mars Volta in particular; the bands often reference Zeppelin.
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Ted Nugent

Wango Tango  is better than CTTE or Supper's Ready 

And a special mention for The Monkees for the most virtuoso performers (along with Milly Vanilly)

Holy God!!!!!!!!

Iván



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Two entries for the doors ?  oh I get it the front door and the back door

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I know it was discussed millions of times. but once beatles, deep purple and queen are here, zeps must be here too.
PF, Genesis, KC, Yes, VdGG, GG, Camel, Jethro Tull
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Dave Clark Five anyone?
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Hello,

As most of you know that have a sense of humor, this is for the most part a lighthearted poll, though certainly it raises the complicated matter of who gets in and who doesn't and why.

But for sure, it is a little bizarre to see a review of Beatles "Past Masters Vol. 1" (which as is about as proto-prog as a hula hoop) listed beside a review of "Pawn Hearts" but that's what we've got now, for better or worse.

And that's fine with me, but certainly "The Who Sell Out" is as proto prog as most Beatle albums, and to make an argument that it's not, well, is mere sophistry.

I think it's time to open the door and let in all the other sixties and seventies bands that pushed the envelope of the basic rock form with their music. Personally, if members are going to review "Hard Day's Night" there's no reason why a review of "Who's Next" shouldn't be discussed as well.

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TOM WAITS.....PLEASE!!!!!
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I think The Who, and since The Beatles are here,  Who have enough merits to be here than the Fab 4.
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None...i dont see any of this bands coming to this site any time soon...and also not soon
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I hoppe none of these bands ever have a chance of making it on PA.



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Originally posted by MikeEnRegalia MikeEnRegalia wrote:

The Beatles are already here ... out of the others, I think that The Who and Rainbow have the best chances of getting in, although I personally wouldn't vote for their inclusion.

I don't think anyone voted yes in my The Who poll from over the summer.
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Originally posted by dagrush dagrush wrote:

Are there supposed to be two entries for The Doors?I vote for The Who.



yeah - the in door and the out door
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Originally posted by Chipiron Chipiron wrote:

Lisa Stanfield & George Michael?

http://www.progarchives.com/Progressive_rock_discography_CD. asp?cd_id=10705

thats pretty funny

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Lisa Stanfield & George Michael?

http://www.progarchives.com/Progressive_rock_discography_CD. asp?cd_id=10705
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The Beatles are already here ... out of the others, I think that The Who and Rainbow have the best chances of getting in, although I personally wouldn't vote for their inclusion.
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Led Zeppelin

I love the Kinks one of the greatest bands that ever existed  but they have no business here.
IMO there is no need to add more rock giants from the past.



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