Prog hits from the past 40 years

Also, say what you want about the legitimacy of it, but Green Day's Jesus Of Suburbia meets the bare minimum to be considered prog rock imo. 

Nirvana had lots of hits, but they weren't prog. 

rushfan4 wrote: I don't listen to it often, but we do have a Classic Rock station here that I have my car radio tuned to.  It will turn on when I am switching CDs or if I don't have a CD in and they generally play decent music. I've heard Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Rush, Queen, Asia, and Yes amongst others, but also they now play the classic grunge of Pearl Jam, Nirvana and Soundgarden too.

Catcher10 wrote: Almost every song of Rush~Grace Under Pressure has been on the FM radio.....Add Subdivisions and New World Man from Signals. Lets see Peter Gabriel, Genesis, Pink Floyd, Saga, Alan Parsons Project, Yes, Asia.....all had hits that were played on the FM radio, many still are.

Logan wrote: Boboulo: The occasional use of images are alright, like with posting videos generally, but don't make it a habit in most peoples threads or in many of your posts. Also it is often better just to edit one post and add to it as other albums come to mind (make a typed list). Lots of posts with pics doesn't really add anything much of value to discussion and can get in the way of in-depth conversation. Also, for some it makes page load difficult and some have limited data.   It comes across as very spammy. Also double-posting and triple-posting is commonly frowned upon at internet forums. People have mentioned this, but you don't seem to care. Be sparing or action will be required.

Thanks. Those habits have become VERY annoying!

Boboulo: The occasional use of images are alright, like with posting videos generally, but don't make it a habit in most peoples threads or in many of your posts. Also it is often better just to edit one post and add to it as other albums come to mind (make a typed list). Lots of posts with pics doesn't really add anything much of value to discussion and can get in the way of in-depth conversation. Also, for some it makes page load difficult and some have limited data.   It comes across as very spammy. Also double-posting and triple-posting is commonly frowned upon at internet forums. People have mentioned this, but you don't seem to care. Be sparing or action will be required.

Edited by Logan - September 27 2020 at 05:19

Radiohead - Paranoid Android (top 5 in the UK)

Progosopher wrote: Most of these are from the 80s. What about the 90s and beyond? I stopped paying attention to the charts around '95, so I can't say. There may have been a Prog revival in the 90s but there were apparently little to no hits.

Progosopher wrote: Most of these are from the 80s. What about the 90s and beyond? I stopped paying attention to the charts around '95, so I can't say. There may have been a Prog revival in the 90s but there were apparently little to no hits.

I remember hearing Porcupine Tree's Piano Lessons on the radio once, but it didn't chart in the U.S. I think they have several songs that charted in the U.K., but not in the top 40.