10 you listen to regularly, any genre - Progressive Rock Music Forum

First team

1 The Beatles

2 Van der Graaf /Peter Hammill

3 King Crimson

4 Family /Streetwalkers

5 Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds

6 Gentle Giant

7 Talk Talk / Hollis

8 Roxy Music

9 Antonio Vivaldi: The Four Seasons.

10 Hector Berlioz: Fantastic Symphony

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Second Team

1 Rolling Stones

2 Tracy Chapman

3 Genesis /Gabriel

4 Yes

5 Francesco Guccini

6 Pink Floyd

7 Tim Buckley

8 Dire Straits

9 Donovan /Shawn Phillips

10 Igor Stravinskij: The Spring Festival

Gaza: One year of Genocide with the complicity of the West

presdoug wrote:

For me and listening to music, variety is the spice of life; I can't name 10 artists that I listen to that regularly, but here are some:

Triumvirat

Anton Bruckner

Gustav Mahler

Giger Lenz Marron

Richard Strauss

Beethoven

Dang Doug I would never have ever suspected you putting Triumvirat at the top of your list Tongue

I must have been having some sort of illusion or something... Big smile

Released date are often when it it impacted you but recorded dates are when it really happened...

5 recent ones... Bent Knee - Land Animal. Schooltree - Heterotopia. IO Earth Solitude. Phideaux - Infrenal. Not A Good Sign - icebound. From 1996 David Bowie wowie -

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Belew, Adrian

Op Zop Too Wah

Yes Keys To Acencion

Gongzilla Thrive

Roger Eno Swimming.

Edited by Slartibartfast - January 19 2019 at 18:10

LAM-SGC wrote:

There's a new name on me, Rippingtons?

The Rippingtons have been around for about 30 years and have over 20+ albums (with a new one coming out in about two months). They are associated with (quick cover your eyes) smooth jazz. Founded by a hell of a guitarist named Russ Freeman. He writes most of the material they perform. During the hey day of smooth jazz (early to late 90s) they were arguably considered the best in the category. If you have an opened mind toward music then they are definitely worth a listen.

king crimson
genesis
nektar
emerson lake and palmer
alan parsons project
yes
supertramp
al stewart
jethro tull
Barclay james harvest

Edited by grantman - January 19 2019 at 16:28

I tend to listen most to the stuff that I have acquired recently, and as Art Zoyd have put out 17 CDs of new/unreleased music in 2017/18, they surely have the top spot over the last 18 months or so.

Followed by Pinback, and then probably my other fav prog musicians: Can, Cardiacs, King Crimson, Kate Bush, Talk Talk. Maybe North Sea Radio Orchestra, Pink Floyd. Next non-prog entries should be Foals, Joe Jackson, Hidden Orchestra.

Edited by Lewian - January 20 2019 at 04:36