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I always thought Neal Morse and NDV were cool on stage together...
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Okay, we all have our own opinions on who are the best bands in
progressive rock, but who is the coolest-looking?

This is based on style and demeanor. Their method of playing their
respective instruments (vox included) is important too.

I personally think Steve Hackett circa Foxtrot-era (with the glasses) wins,
but Nick Mason from the "Pink Floyd Live at Pompeii" film is a close
second.
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