BEST 70s PROG( UK ONLY)

1. ELP

2. Pink Floyd

3. Genesis

4. Yes

5. Jethro Tull

Good God ELP by a mile

from that list:

1 Camel
2 Jethro Tull
3 Yes
4 Gentle Giant
5 Pink Floyd

BaldJean wrote: Besides the already mentioned King Crimson and Van der Graaf Generator the list also misses Magma and Gong.

....they are French

Anyway, I voted Genesis, but Yes is right up there.

After that GG, Renaissance, ELP, Tull and Floyd are up there as well below Yes and Genesis.

.....Camel, Caravan, KC and VdGG somewhere below those IMO

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Let's go for ENO (because Atomic rooster and Arthur Brown aren't mentionned)

where did you go EMP!

Jethro Tull, just for TAAB

LoL Fragile.

BRIAN ENO - ANOTHER GREEN WORLD
  
Eno first emerged as a member of Roxy Music,
where the synthesizer player electronically "treated"
the band's other instruments, the first indicator that
the recording process was itself Eno's chosen
instrument. His subsequent career has been one of
the most provocative in pop, for not only did he
devote himself to such obscure pursuits as "ambient
music," but he produced vital albums by David
Bowie, Talking Heads, and U2. Eno made a handful
of relatively conventional pop albums in the 1970s,
and Another Green World ranks with Before and After
Science as his most enduring solo work. Another
Green World finds Eno mixing distorted guitars
(courtesy of Robert Fripp) with a variety of keyboards
and exotic rhythms to create a meditative wash of
sound that is nonetheless awash with colorful
touches. From the strange-but-true file, Phil Collins
contributes drums and percussion to three tracks.

This 1975 recording catches the ex-Roxy Music
member in transition between art rock and his more
progressive-ambient recordings. With an all-star
cast including drummer Phil Collins, guitarist Robert
Fripp, and John Cale on viola, Another Green World
explores instrumental landscapes and aural textures
not normally associated with rock recordings. Brian
Eno created layers of quirky sonic atmospheres and
electronic tone poems. One of the many utterly
essential Brian Eno albums - cut and paste

Edited by DallasBryan

   Lol,yur doin a no bad job yersel' velvet boy.