Please recommend very diversified neo-prog albums

A: "A fact is not an opinion."

B: "Can and does (in this case did)" and tried to leave the conversation.

This only proves that you're the arrogant one.  How could you be here longer than I have and not be prepared for a discussion?  I would be more than willing to discuss thes things with you if your arguments had depth to them.  There is no one else here I've seen so far refusing this depth.  I had a boss like you that got fired recently: unable to think things through thoroughly, took disagreements offensively, and hid behind age.  I'll bet a part of you is thinking, "I'm over 50 so who's this teenage joker to tell me what's what?"  The only thing I'm telling you is that you should be more indepth.

You are more than smart enough to talk about the history of neo-prog in further fashion.  Obviously, you're incapable of doing so not because of your brainpower, but because of your pride.  And now you demand that I side with you and say I'm arrogant?

It's people like you who make me this way.  You can tell from both of our posts that I'm the one in greater control of myself, and why?  Because I'm used to people like you.

A: Can and does: please don't insult the community by leaving it at a demand for agreement.  We have articles to read, so prove you've been reading them...

B: No you just don't like admitting your wrong.  Doesn't your profile say you're over 50?  Why would you even consider a sentence that could be spoken by children as a form of defense?

Respect may be given at first, but certain situations can cause it to be lost.  I do not, and will not, respect demands.  If I do have arrogance, which is possible, at least I also have depth.  I'd think for a man almost twice my age, you'd have some more of that.

I'm more than willing to respect your opinions if you'd show some depth.  I'm more than happy to be proven wrong if you can provide evidence and facts.  But if you're going to talk like a child, I'm afraid that my ideals dictate that I treat you as you act.  So if you continue this aggression, there's a chance I'll report you.

I am proud of this autistic trait of mine: I don't take sides without a damn good reason, which you haven't provided yet.  If anyone on your side is willing to dictate this with me respectfully, let them.  But your behavior hasn't convinced me that you know much about neo-prog.

I don't do demands.

I don't do accusatory speech.

I am proud, and maybe arrogant, but I have real reasons.  So go ahead and tell me I'll just a this or just a that.

I really need it to be neo-prog.  The whole point of this recommendation thread was to take a step into getting myself into another prog genre instead of checking out recs from genres I'm already invested in, and educate myself in a weak point I've done very little work in.  Diversity helps me a lot when getting into new genres, that's why I requested neo-prog that's diverse.  With respect, I'd prefer that this doesn't become a case where people are recommending me what they want me to listen to rather than what I'm asking for.  I'm going to have to verify genre tags for each recommendation if that's the case.

I normally use the RYM charts, but even then, the diversification in genre-tagging can also mean that all the genres are combined in every song, like Parranoul albums.  It wasn't sufficing, so I figured this could be a better place for recs.

And there's good news.  Soon, recommendations will be gone through much more easily.  I'm taking a break from my Pendragon marathon after Pure, and in a couple of days my Netflix subscription will be temporarily cancelled due to prices, but first I'm gonna speed through the rest of my favorite show: Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood.  On March 1 I'll have much more time to get through the recs.

If you want a straightforward idea of what neo-prog sounds like, then based on the 30+ albums I've heard and occasionally revisited, the most standard sound belongs to Pendragon's album, The World.  Good album, not great.  Check that out and you know what it sounds like.  Tre Seventh House is a good example of diversification within the genre without steering too far out of it.

There is even some neo-prog I would rather tag as AOR instead, like Pendragon's Kowtow, before they honed their sound.