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Genesis- "Whodunnit?"
Genesis- "Illegal Alien"
Yes- "Owner of a Lonely Heart"
Emerson, Lake & Palmer- "Tiger in the Spotlight"


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What can save mankind from man, when the blind, the blind overran, from the scene of unknown devestaaaaaaaaaaaaatioooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooon, came the great spontaneousssssssssssssss apple creaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaation!
 
 
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Who Dunnit? - Genesis (Wos it choo or wos it me? or Wos it it 'e or she?)
Tonight, Tonight, Tonight - Genesis
Vapor Trails (Yes, the whole album) - Rush

There are more which I know I shouldn't like but I still do.


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For me, these 3 bands represent my idea of a "guilty pleasure" in that they don't readily come to me as prog, per se, but are in the prog camp for sure. They are, The Allan Parson's Project, Supertramp and Ambrosia. I unabashedly love these bands, but would shudder to share that fact at a KC convention or Opeth backstage get-together... But there it is...
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Have any of you seen the music video for Don't Kill the Whale? It's freaking hilarious.
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Any of the tracks off Octavarium

 ---------------- Now playing: Ayreon - Dragon On The Sea via FoxyTunes
I f**kING LOVE NARWHALS
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Um...Jeff Wayne I guess. Oh, and, Angra's cover of Kate Bush's "Wuthering Heights."

Also Rainbow. I have an odd suspicion that anything with Dio would be considered a guilty pleasure.
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Originally posted by The Whistler The Whistler wrote:

Also Rainbow. I have an odd suspicion that anything with Dio would be considered a guilty pleasure.



indeed, for an unattractive dwarf with an ego the size of Utah, the man can sing
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Originally posted by Atavachron Atavachron wrote:

Originally posted by The Whistler The Whistler wrote:

Also Rainbow. I have an odd suspicion that anything with Dio would be considered a guilty pleasure.



indeed, for an unattractive dwarf with an ego the size of Utah, the man can sing


South Dakota...I always thought of it as South Dakota...
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Well  one of my favorite songs is Another Day by Dream Theater ..
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Who dunnit? is one of Abacab's highlights for me.
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Invisible Touch =)
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Originally posted by SilverEclipse SilverEclipse wrote:

...c'mon, you know that every prog band has had that moment where they either delved to far into pop or went way too excessive with a idea.   And to most it sounded horrible but you know you like some of them...

I would have to pick "Arriving UFO" by Yes. 

Every time I hear it I cannot get over how cheesy and awful it is (considering that the same band had done Awaken a year earlier), but I still listen to it on a regular basis and can't help but smile. 
 
cool song. Nothing cheesy about it apart from the synth sound
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Nutrocker - ELP
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Originally posted by SilverEclipse SilverEclipse wrote:

...c'mon, you know that every prog band has had that moment where they either delved to far into pop or went way too excessive with a idea.   And to most it sounded horrible but you know you like some of them...

I would have to pick "Arriving UFO" by Yes. 

Every time I hear it I cannot get over how cheesy and awful it is (considering that the same band had done Awaken a year earlier), but I still listen to it on a regular basis and can't help but smile. 
That one, but even worse the Circus thing from the same album.
Prog is whatevey you want it to be. So dont diss other peoples prog, and they wont diss yours
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