Apple Music

Apple's genre curator barely has a grasp of prog but they are getting better and I think they have way more prog then spotify.

Are there other streaming services that have a better PR catalogue? 

Yeah you can be lazy and not care what you're listening to, and you do get some okay suggestions sometimes but I mostly am looking for stuff. If you're saying it's lazy to not setup a turn table and do all that comes with it  then I think I am probably posting on a site that I share no opinions with. 

Apparently you aren't allowed to just listen to prog these days - you can only listen to it if you have it on vinyl, bought directly from the artist (record labels aren't a thing anymore anyway right?). 

Lets make LP's one play only, you have to buy a new record if you'd like to listen again. 

I wish there were more websites doing "shows" for new music, not just "progressive". 

In many ways, Guy Guden's show is the best of them all but these days, after 46 almost 47 years, he's no longer the experimentalist that he was, even though he still plays EASILY twice the amount of things that anyone else does, though many of them are not "progressive" by any standard, but it is really nice music all around.

Many of the other shows, are WAY TOO MUCH radio oriented and tend towards the small cuts and the things that are more recognizable and similar in any album they play. And to me, that is not worth it after the first 30 minutes, and the "format" is pretty obvious ... many of these folks have no idea how to put something together that helps us, the audience, get interested ... it becomes a bit too much of their favorite band!

The other thing, is the ability to work many artists into the show, and I remember many on Guy's shows, and the list is impressive, and also the lesser known ones making contributions to the show ... I think that one of the first was Robin Williamson, and what a far out and nifty interview that was with music talking about his new band, all of the players American to boot!

I did a show in 1999/2000 (The Space) and it went well, despite my only having 25 feeds available, and I enjoyed doing it, but these days, trying to get it done ... I'm not sure that I want to enter into a "competition" of what the music is, but with 50 years worth of music in the house, my variations would go a long way ... but I don't want, or like, doing ... "radio" ... and in my shows I did ARTISTS ... and of the many shows you would have at least an hour of a band, and these included, MAN, ROXY MUSIC, CARAVAN, GURU GURU, ANGE, BANCO, PFM and many others, and one show was all ECM, which was the variation upon a theme on "progressive" since the first 20 years of ECM STILL IS BY VERY FAR some of the best progressive music around without a stupid format!