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Logan
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^^ Thanks, Will. From your list I particularly like Animals followed by Free Hand. Also like the Todd Rundgren and Jethro Tull. I checked our Romantic Warrior not so long ago again and found much more enjoyment in the album. Sometimes it just does depend on my mood, what I'm most into at any given time, and what particular music from an album catches my ear.
Samuel. That Susanne Sundfør is a wonderful album. I remember not liking The Soft Parade very much when I first heard it (my brother had it in his collection) but it really grew on me. As for the Banda do Casaco album, I have been listening to that for some time (over 20 minutes in now) and am really digging it and intrigued. I will continue listening. There's quite a lot to it in terms of variety/ variation, and it would take multiple spins to properly absorb it all, I feel. What I'm hearing now is bliss. Wonderful album! The stream is not the best quality vinyl rip, but that doesn't bother me. Thanks so much for bringing it to my attention. :) Edited by Logan - Yesterday at 09:38 |
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Jared
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- Canterbury Scene: Caravan/ For Girls... - Crossover Prog: M Oldfield/ Ommadawn - Eclectic Prog: VDGG/ Pawn Hearts - Experimental/Post Metal: Tool/ Lateralus - Heavy Prog: Porcupine Tree/ Deadwing - Indo-Prog/Raga Rock: None - Jazz Rock/Fusion: Colosseum/ Live - Krautrock: None - Neo-Prog: IQ/ Ever - Post-Rock/Math Rock: None - Prog Folk: Gryphon/ Red Queen To Gryphon Three - Progressive Electronic: TD/ Ricochet - Progressive Metal: Pain Of Salvation/ Remedy Lane - Psychedelic/Space Rock: Eloy/ Dawn - RIO/Avant-Prog: None - Rock Progressivo Italiano: None - Symphonic Prog: Genesis/ SEBtP - Tech/Extreme Prog Metal: Arcturus/ The Sham Mirrors - Zeuhl: None - Prog Related: Led Zep/ Physical Graffiti - Proto-Prog: Deep Purple/ In Rock Funny how in some categories, I could give you a hundred answers, and others I either haven't heard or haven't liked a single album...
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bender99
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I've left a few blanks in my list - these are categories which i'm not familiar with or generally don't like. Crossover Prog: Big Big Train - English Electric (Full Power) Eclectic Prog: Beardfish - +2626 - Comfortzone Experimental/Post Metal: Heavy Prog: Rush - Hemispheres Indo-Prog/Raga Rock: Jazz Rock/Fusion: Krautrock: Neo-Prog: IQ - The Road of Bones Post-Rock/Math Rock: Prog Folk: Jethro Tull - Songs From The Wood Progressive Electronic: Progressive Metal: Dream Theater - Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence Psychedelic/Space Rock: Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here RIO/Avant-Prog: Rock Progressivo Italiano: PFM - Per Un Amico Symphonic Prog: Yes - Close To The Edge Tech/Extreme Prog Metal: Opeth - Ghost Reveries Zeuhl: Prog Related: Led Zeppelin - Physical Graffiti Proto-Prog: Beatles - Abbey Road |
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Logan
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^ & ^^ Thanks Jared and Jason (aka bender99). You both share three not covered categories (Krautrock, RIO/Avant and Zeuhl), both have Caravan and IQ (albeit different albums) and share Led Zep's Physical Graffiti.
^^ Jared. What I find rather interesting is how people can favour different categories -- I love plenty of albums from all the categories you left out and those are some of my particular favourite categories for music -- and yet still find shared commonalities in other categories. From your list, I adore Pawn Hearts and would say that it is on the avant-prog side of things). And I also really love the Tangerine Dream, that Gryphon album, the Led Zep choice, and I like the Caravan, Oldfield, and Genesis. And I really like Colosseum. Kind of surprised, or whould I have known?, that you don't have any RPI. I would have thought you would have known and liked PFM's Per un Amico, maybe Le Orme's Felona e Sorona, maybe Celeste.... ^ Jason, I especially love Physical Graffiti and Wish YOU Were Here (especially for Shine On which remains as magical as when I first heard it at the age of about 12) from your list. I also really like the Caravan, PFM, Abbey Road, and that Rush album was one of my favourite albums as a teenager. And I like the Jethro Tull. And when I went to Australia Hemispheres was the first album I ordered from a store since I missed it. I used to adore that album; still part of my DNA. Thanks so much for all the lists. Got considerably more than I expected and every one has treasures per my tastes. |
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rdtprog
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My first and last poll of the year to honor the great work of Logan. I have avoided the obvious choice by replacing less popular albums in some categories, but I think they deserve to be not too far from the best. It's just for fun… Canterbury: Volaré The Uncertainty Principle Crossover: Sean Filkins War And Peace & Other Short Stories Eclectic: King Crimson Thrak Experimenta/Post Metal Unexpect Fables Of The Sleepless Empire Heavy Prog: Porcupine Tree Fear of a Blank Planet Indo/Raga ? Jazz Rock/Fusion Return to Forever Hymn of Sevent Galaxy Neoprog Marillion Script for a Jester's Tear Post Rock/Math Rock ? Prog Folk Harmonium Harmonium Progressive Electronic Vangelis Heaven and Hell (or prog related) Progressive Metal Circul of Illusion Jeremias - Foreshadow of Forgotten Realms Psychedelic/Space: Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon RIO/Avant Greco Bastian With a Little Hell from My Friends RPI Nuova Era Il Passo del Soldato Symphonic Anglagard Hybris Tech/Extreme Opeth The Last Will and Testament Zeuhl ? Prog Related Led Zeppelin House of the Holly Edited by rdtprog - 7 hours 14 minutes ago at 12:41 |
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mathman0806
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Now I think I’ll go with an all 70’s or earlier list now. An
overabundance of choices for the main subgenres and really struggled selecting
the “one” for some of these, while several subgenres have yet to begin,
eliminating any selection of the neo, metal, post kind. Again, I pass on
Indo/Raga. I suppose I’ll do an 80s and 90s list next. Canterbury Scene: Khan – Space Shanty (1972) Crossover Prog: FM – Black Noise (1977) Eclectic Prog: Bubu – Anabelas (1978) Heavy Prog: Captain Beyond – Captain Beyond (1972) Jazz Rock/Fusion: Mahavishnu Orchestra – The Inner Mounting
Flame (1971) Krautrock: Amon Duül II – Yeti (1970) Prog Folk: Jethro Tull – Thick as a Brick (1972) Progressive Electronic: Klaus Schulze – Timewind (1975) Psychedelic/Space Rock: Pink Floyd – Animals (1977) RIO/Avant-Prog: Frank Zappa – The Grand Wazoo (1972) Rock Progressivo Italiano: il Balletto di Bronzo – Ys (1972) Symphonic Prog: Genesis – Foxtrot (1972) |
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