This is the second poll that lists tracks of 20:00 to 29:59 minute duration from 2010-2019 studio albums by Prog bands. Part one only had four options, a Dream Theater, a the Flower Kings, a Swans, and a Wobbler album, but in this I have filled it up due to the many recommendations by Grumpyprogfan and BrufordFreak (and I have received several more by others subsequently -- thanks to all). I added two more Swans tracks here and several by Electric Orange to their lists, and the other later suggestions. See this topic for the first part: http://www.progarchives.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=129363

Note: I left off Helmet of Gnats - High Street (30:11) 2010, High Street which was mentioned in the other topic as I am focusing on ones that are less than thirty minutes. I plan to do a 30 minute plus one later.

Amoeba Split - Flight to Nowhere (23:39) (thought of late, even though I knew this well)
Arena - The Legend of Elijah Shade (22:39)
Battlestations - Vixit I (24:02)
La Coscienza di Zeno - Giovani Figlia (22:43)
Days Between Stations - In Extremis (21:38) (2013) (added later)
Discipline - Rogue (24:04)
Electric Moon - (You Will) Live Forever Now (22:41)
Electric Orange - Wechselkroete (20:19), Mischwesen (21:01), Behind the Wall of Sheep (20:25), Continuum (22:58) or Misophonia IV (20:00)
Antoine Fafard - Mission Ganymede (20:21) or The Journey (20:15)
Frogg Cafe - Under Wuhu Son (20:12)
Haken - Visions (22:25)
Human Prog - Fiori, fruitti, Farfalle (20:00)
Magenta - Trojan (26:09) (late addition)
Margin - A Mysterious Cup of Tea (23:31)
Mother Turtle - Walpurgi Flame (20:15)
Mike Oldfield - Return To Ommadawn, Part I (21:10) or Return To Ommadawn, Part II (20:57) (added later, thanks)
Steve Roach - Grace Meditation (23:40)
Sequentia Legenda - Around the Second Moon (22:45) or Ici et maintenant (25:40)
Setna - Tryptique (25:58)
Shamblemaths - Conglomeration (or: The Grand Pathetic Suite) (26:54) (late addition)
Southern Empire - The Bridge that Binds (28:21) or Crossroads (29:15)
Swans - The Apostate (23:01) or Cloud of Unknowing (25:12)
The Tea Club - Creature (27:46)
Thieves' Kitchen - The Voice of the Lar (20:06)
Transatlantic - Into the Blue (25:13)
Vak - Hquark (23:04)
John Zorn - Interzone-2 (27:37) (I thought of late)

Please mention other Prog 2010-2019 track of 20:00 to 29:59 duration

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Note: If there is more than one option by an act in the poll, please consider yourself to be voting for one of the tracks that you like, and list that. Those are meant as "or" options. I could not fit in all of the Electric Orange ones, but you can see them in the list above should you be interested.

Blank if for some others that get mentioned, please don't vote in the space as "other" until an option is added to the poll line. Thanks. Aside from Swans and Electric Orange, a number of those that were mentioned for this I have in my collection. I'd want to revisit some music before voting. Feel free to vote with very limited knowledge, or if you're not comfortable voting with limited knowledge, consider mentioning the ones you know and like and/or know and dislike, or barely know... :) As it's not a contest, I'm not too fussed about that.

Edited by Logan - July 23 2022 at 07:03

Discipline - Rogue

Damn, I missed getting an entry in here by four years.

Out of interest, does anyone know what the longest prog track ever recorded is ?

I might try and beat the record. Just to be awkward. My record is 36.32 :-)

https://brotherhoodofthemachine.bandcamp.com/track/hin-und-zuruck-3

Edited by Davesax1965 - July 22 2022 at 08:39

Davesax1965 wrote: Out of interest, does anyone know what the longest prog track ever recorded is ?

Transatlantic "The Whirlwind" is 77'46". Not sure if it's the longest, but one of them.

Grumpyprogfan wrote: Davesax1965 wrote: Out of interest, does anyone know what the longest prog track ever recorded is ? Transatlantic "The Whirlwind" is 77'46". Not sure if it's the longest, but one of them.

Swans again for me…

Man With Hat wrote: blank 3 over Frogg Cafe.

blank 3 are killer.

^Glad to help.

^ Thanks, I had thought about and then promptly forgot about Mike Oldfield before. I haven't heard Return to... yet, but an important name to include for sure.