A love prog song

Another set of love songs :

Electromagnets : "Motion"

Jethro Tull : "Scenario"

Platypus : "Chimes"

Fish : "A gentleman's excuse me"

Illusion : "Beautiful country"

Mike Oldfield : "Molly"

Sally Oldfield : "Fire and honey"

Marillion : "Sugar mice" (w/ Fish), "Made again" (w/ H)

PFM : "Dove quando"

Greg Lake : "Lend your love to me tonight"

Ark : "Can't let go"

Derek Sherinian : "Mata Hari"

Quidam : "Bajkowy"

IZZ : "I already know"

Ice Age : "One look away"

Steve Morse Band : "Wolf song"

Echolyn : "Lunch in the sun"

Mullmuzzler : "Slow burn"

Gong : "Wise man in your heart"

Focus : "Focus...(vocal)"

Rudess-Morgenstein Project : "Masada"

Bruford : "Travels with myself-and someone else"

VDGG : "House with no door"

Enchant : "Look away"

Leonardo : "First commission" (Steve Walsh & Michelle Young)

Manfred Mann's Earth Band : "Questions"

Triana : "Dialogo"

Tempano : "Hecho de horas"

Clockwork : "Smile under sad eyes"

Steve Morse : "Cool wind, green hills"

Kevin Gilbert : "Another day"

Tori Amos : "Winter"

Greenslade : "Doldrums"

Dave Greenslade :"Forever and ever"

Kenso : "Les phases de la lune II"

LTE : "State of grace"

Jordan Rudess : "Shifting sands"

Soft Machine : "A certain kind"

Pip Pyle : "Strawberry fields forever" (w/ Barbara Gaskin on vocals)

Ayreon : "Valley of the queens"

Kate Bush : "And dream of sheep"

dude wrote: UFO:LOVE TO LOVE YOU(NOT QUIT PROG BUT PROG FREINDLY!!)

That's a german 70s Hard rock band first lead by Shenker...but yes this is a great love song. I like the way Phil sung and the fantastic guitar solo played at the end of the tune By Shenker...All their double album is cool.

In the "old days", when it was LP records, it was all about finding something that was long enough to avoid spoiling the mood by having to get up to turn the record over. A favorite of mine was "Autumn Grass" by Continuum. The title track took up one side of the LP, and lasted almost half an hour (for the CD generation, most LPs were about 20 minutes a side). Whats more, the music was entirely suitable, being a sort of ambient fusion with a great flute section.

Other fallbacks were "The Ikon" by Utopia, and "A treatise on cosmic fire" by Todd Rundgren, both also around the half hour.

Sagrado Coraçao da terra : "Ovniana" a song that evokes Yes

Dream Theater : "Another day"

Happy The Man : "While chrome yellow shine"

Ambrosia : "Lover arrive"

Spock's Beard : "June"

The Flower Kings : "Church of your heart"

Queensryche : "Hand on heart"

Le Orme : "Rittrato di un mattino"

Kansas : "Dust in the wind"

Saga : "Images"

IQ : "Came down"

Renaissance : "Captive heart"

Pain of Salvation : "Pilgrim"

Locanda delle fate : "Cercando un nuovo confine"

Peter Gabriel : "Wallflower"

Steve Hackett : "Hoping love will last"

Steve Morse : "Ghostwind"

Dixie Dregs : "Night meets light"

ACT : "Ted's ballad"

King Crimson : "Matte Kudasai"

ELP : "Infinite space"

Yes : "And you and I"

UK : "rendez-vous 6.02"

Camel : "Rose of Sharon"

Genesis : "The chamber of 32 doors"

Patrick Forgas : "La persona"

 Lots of "sap"  to be tapped, for sure!

 Wow! I can't believe that I'm the first to mention chick-melter "Cest la Vie," by ELP! My wife goes all googly-eyed to that one!

I agree with most of mentioned songs, specially Anthony Phillips' "God, If I Saw Her Now"... beautiful song! And what about  Queen's "Love Of My Live"? Not from a really prog band, but it works OK  

Yes and if you wanna do it twice, try Wond´ring Again from Living In The Pasta.