How to define and classify "Progressive Rock"?

Well, suitkees and Nick, you can discuss this issue with yourselves, and you'll surely agree 

- like other issues .   

The Caveman and The SuperLogicMan   

By now, I've read the last posts of yours directed to me, suitkees, and I can tell you that you're certainly qualified to be put 

on my list of the ignored. 

Thank you very much, gentlemen, for the new contributions to this blog, and I find them interesting. 

Actually, besides what I've already written here, I'd say that my passion for terms and definitions is a natural part of my 

passion for music, and my big desire to understand the history, the evolvements and the diversity there have been in the 

world of music. To be able to do that, terms and definitions are tools not to do without, likewise it is in other arts, 

humanities and sciences. I'd say as well that terms and definitions, and my occupation with them, have quite a lot 

increased my appreciating of music, and I'm very fond of that kind theoretical doing.

and my apologies to you  

Well, friends, I must admit that I haven't read the last posts except the one from SteveG, but would you like me to write the whole, long story which preceded my statement, a story about all that I've been exposed to on PA, and including quotations of posts and PMs like for instance the very last one from progaardvark - which needs though to be seen in context for the right interpretation of it as a warning or maybe even a threat pointed at me with the purpose to prevent me from certain actions like the one concerning suitkees:

It would probably take long time for me to write such a story, but I could write it in a new blog titled "Life of David on PA", and send it as many posts, maybe divided in parts or chapters.

Such a story would certainly have an entertainment value, but if you would like me to write it, I'd surely say that Ian is much wiser than you.

I'd like also to remind you that in another thread I've written:

David_D wrote: It takes some time before I forget all the things that have happened to me here, and nobody ever has said "excuse" to me or given me an explanation.

Anyway, you better remember that this blog, like all blogs, is "opened discussion" and it gets quite a few views, and it might be a good idea to check out probable new editions of this post. 

I, on the other hand, am very good at making my own weather systems - at least, when it comes to fog. Ever since covid, brain fog has been an issue. Thankfully it is no longer the all encompassing curtain or impenetrability that it was during or immediately afterward, but the cognitive effects of (long)covid have been long-lasting, and may well be forever. It has affected my physically, too, but the I find it far more of a struggle to adapt to a worsened mental health, than the worsened physical health. It is easier to adapt to a life where I know my limits physically, than it is to keep finding out that I can’t think the way I used to be able to. I find it quite depressing at times. My fog is no longer a pea-souper, but there is definitely still a veil of mist at all times, that sometimes thickens and leaves me momentarily lost.