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Prog Artists Most Often Compared to Each Other
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6 [17.14%]
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Jazz-Rock/Fusion/Canterbury Team

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FZ & CB
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Classic Yes and Genesis are my two favs---what I love about them is they both have 5 guys who play similar instruments but sound nothing alike---two legendary originals .
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In general, Yes and Genesis are the most lumped together imo. 
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ELP and Triumvirat
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Jethro Tull and Horslips; mostly for prog folk/flute compositions.

Barry Devlin, the band leader of Horslips was/is a Tull appreciator and there are a few Horslips tracks that hark back to Tull e.g. Second Avenue (from Aliens) and Teacher, but largely these bands are different animals.


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Think I know who'll win this, but voting should be interesting. 

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