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    Posted: June 03 2005 at 11:59
What are your favourite monsters in prog?

How about the thing on the cover of tarkus?

Or the squonk, the crying rat from a trick of the tail.

or the giant dragon thing on Rush - Rock in Rio?

Any other famous prog monsters?
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prog: vangelis - the dragon

nonn prog : judas priest - defenders of the faith
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How about ELP as an entity?


The Beatles were a four-headed monster sure...


Failing that, the Roger Dean Octopus!

Those fishy beings on the cover for Caravan & The New Symphonia are rather daunting, wouldn't you agree?


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The Giant Hogweed. To make a monster out of a plant is a cool idea.

By the way, here is some help for you, Mr. Gabriel:

http://www.gianthogweedsolutions.co.uk/


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The dragon on Camel's U.S. release of Mirage is nice!
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Rush's Snowdog
Grendel
Monster Mouse ("All in a Mouse's Night")
You house proud town mouse
ha ha, charade you are
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Originally posted by BaldFriede BaldFriede wrote:

The Giant Hogweed. To make a monster out of a plant is a cool idea.

By the way, here is some help for you, Mr. Gabriel:

http://www.gianthogweedsolutions.co.uk/

 

A triffid suggestion BaldFriede - you Wyndham me!!!LOLLOL
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 the snake on the front of relayer does not look happy, but my fave is definitely the flying elephant from the Osibisa covers. what? they are not prog? oh but stupidtramp is? oh, ok, i get it
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Roger Deans Octopus, Comus, Giant Hogweed, Salmacis, Relayer snake
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Frank Zappa - Cheepnis (Roxy & Elsewhere)
Flower Kings - Monster Within (Space Revolver)

Oh, and any Rhapsody cheese contains monsters at some point

 
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Peter Gabriel in the daisy costume was pretty scary!!

That fish on the TFTO's cover is scary...

 
THIS IS ELP
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Pigs, Dogs, Sheep (though not exactly monsters).
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I really like the little creature from the Televators video by the Mars Volta.
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Whatever plagues Peter Hammill in "A Louse is not a Home". Is it himself?  Or something more sinister?
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"The monster is apparently a very large Poodle Dog who the peasants in the town call Phrunobulax"

   

Gotta love Zappa!

Got a great big Hariy thing Got a great big poodle thing


"What are you going to do when that damn thing rusts?"
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Originally posted by sorcerer sorcerer wrote:

 the snake on the front of relayer does not look happy, but my fave is definitely the flying elephant from the Osibisa covers. what? they are not prog? oh but stupidtramp is? oh, ok, i get it

That was Roger Dean too, doing the Osibisa covers, right?

That's certainly a good reason to call them prog

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By the way, Tarkus and Manticore are my favorite monsters.

They didn't like each other, though

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I like Flower Kings' Adam & Eve


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The Wot Gorilla. I don't even know what it is.

The Slippermen are pretty nasty.
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Originally posted by Arsillus Arsillus wrote:

The Wot Gorilla. I don't even know what it is.


The Slippermen are pretty nasty.



Indeed! Anything that wants to snip off my "windshield wyper" wins hands down.

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