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    Posted: March 28 2006 at 22:43

they are here in the database, but you find them VERY borderline!

  1. triumph
  2. radiohead
  3. beatles
  4. deep purple
  5. electric light orchestra
  6. queen
  7. roxy music
  8. steve vai
  9. brian eno
  10. syd barrett


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Steve Vai and Roger Waters are my favorite prog-related artists.

Eno should be here just for relevence to the prog scene, if not for perticularly progressive music.

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Theres going to be some blood spilled over this
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My favorite prog-related artist is Adrian Belew, it doesn't much better than The Twang Bar King.
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Originally posted by White Feather White Feather wrote:

Theres going to be some blood spilled over this

Hopefully everyone's gotten over the arguement of whether or not Radiohead/Queen/others are prog or not. I don't like it much but I really don't like debating things much anymore. It's futile.
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Points: 3300 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 28 2006 at 23:06
Originally posted by stonebeard stonebeard wrote:

Originally posted by White Feather White Feather wrote:

Theres going to be some blood spilled over this

Hopefully everyone's gotten over the arguement of whether or not Radiohead/Queen/others are prog or not. I don't like it much but I really don't like debating things much anymore. It's futile.

there is nothing to argue: you just put your list, that's all!
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Originally posted by White Feather White Feather wrote:

Theres going to be some blood spilled over this


yeah probably so... great topic anyway...

1. ELO (keeping mouth shut)
2. Alan Parsons Project
3. Primus  ( but I love the group)
4. Peter Gabriel
5. Fairpoint Convention
6. Queen
7. Roxy Music
8. Jon Anderson
9. Styx.... hahahhahah
10. Triumph
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Originally posted by greenback greenback wrote:

Originally posted by stonebeard stonebeard wrote:

Originally posted by White Feather White Feather wrote:

Theres going to be some blood spilled over this

Hopefully everyone's gotten over the arguement of whether or not Radiohead/Queen/others are prog or not. I don't like it much but I really don't like debating things much anymore. It's futile.

there is nothing to argue: you just put your list, that's all!

It always gets complicated.

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Originally posted by stonebeard stonebeard wrote:

Originally posted by greenback greenback wrote:

Originally posted by stonebeard stonebeard wrote:

Originally posted by White Feather White Feather wrote:

Theres going to be some blood spilled over this

Hopefully everyone's gotten over the arguement of whether or not Radiohead/Queen/others are prog or not. I don't like it much but I really don't like debating things much anymore. It's futile.

there is nothing to argue: you just put your list, that's all!

It always gets complicated.



especially when people start calling ELO a disco group.....
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  1. Nightwish
  2. Lacrimosa
  3. Queensryche
  4. Styx
  5. Triumph
  6. Alan Parsons Project
  7. Supertramp
  8. Peter Gabriel
  9. Roxy Music
  10. The Beatles
I like the four last bands music, I just don't think of them as prog. And I'm sure there's plenty of prog metal that should be on this list, that I haven't heard. I really hate number one on my list. Regressive, commercial, gothrock with synths and strings. Same thing with number two. I'd much rather have Bauhaus or Swans here.

The first ELO album is one of the best prog debuts I've heard. Their three next outings also qualifies as prog.

Radiohead is the most important Progressive Rock band of the '00's imo.           &nbs p;         &nbs p;         &nbs p;         &nbs p;         &nbs p;         &nbs p;         &nbs p;         &nbs p;         &nbs p;         &nbs p;         &nbs p;   
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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

Originally posted by stonebeard stonebeard wrote:

Originally posted by greenback greenback wrote:

Originally posted by stonebeard stonebeard wrote:

Originally posted by White Feather White Feather wrote:

Theres going to be some blood spilled over this

Hopefully everyone's gotten over the arguement of whether or not Radiohead/Queen/others are prog or not. I don't like it much but I really don't like debating things much anymore. It's futile.

there is nothing to argue: you just put your list, that's all!

It always gets complicated.



especially when people start calling ELO a disco group.....

I would favour ELO as Art Rock myself
let's just stay above the moral melee
prefer the sink to the gutter
keep our sand-castle virtues
content to be a doer
as well as a thinker,
prefer lifting our pen
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  • Laurie Anderson
  • Husker du
  • Billy Cobham

They are not on the list but they should be, considering that Queen, Supertramp,ELO, beatles and similar are here
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Nightwish

Styx

Roxy Music

 
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The Beatles and Deep Purple are in proto-prog, not prog-related.
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      Just one comment.  Queen is definitely not prog at least in their current incarnation.  I saw them in concert and except for a few great songs they were mostly mediocre arena rock.
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  1. Therion
  2. Haggard
  3. Nightwish
  4. Deep Purple
  5. Supertramp
  6. ELO
  7. Beatles

That's all I can think of right now.

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  1. Asia
  2. Saga
  3. FM
  4. Styx
  5. Ambrosia
  6. Alan Parsons Project
  7. David Gilmour
  8. Jon Anderson
  9. Kalevala
  10. Klaatu
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These are all prog-related. Not sure how 'borderline'
they all are, but if you like prog some of them should
appeal:

The Doors
Sparks
10cc
Blue Oyster Cult
Wishbone Ash
Led Zeppelin
Locomotive
Rainbow
Toto
Steeleye Span
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  1. Beach Boys / Brian Wilson
  2. Traffic
  3. Roxy Music
  4. Beatles
  5. Stevie Wonder
  6. Bjork
  7. Supertramp
  8. Massive Attack
  9. Buffalo Springfield
  10. Pet Shop Boys

Not all in the database here. Should that be so? But for me they're borderline. Even someone like Stevie Wonder, who comes from a soul background and made some albums in the seventies which are very close to prog, IMHO obviously.



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Beach Boys should probably be here under proto-prog, because the Beatles are there as well.
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