Your first Prog album?

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progbethyname wrote: Tom Ozric wrote: _____I_____I_____I_____I_____I_____THE WALL_____I_____I_____I_____I_____I Dude. I dig your Wall!!! Nice one Tom, so as your friend I shall add another brick to it. ________] Nothing forges good friendship like cement and solid prog!! Lol

I couldn't do multiple lines directly underneath one another so it was a bit of a disappointing one row show but slightly effective.  Never mind - my sis had Dark Side for years before I acquired The Wall and I was fascinated with that - how it all blended together seamlessly, amazing sound effects etc.  The pieces 'On The Run' and  'Any Colour You Like' with the synths always captivated a very young me.  I knew I was on to something......   

progbethyname wrote: Tom Ozric wrote: progbethyname wrote: Tom Ozric wrote: _____I_____I_____I_____I_____I_____THE WALL_____I_____I_____I_____I_____I Dude. I dig your Wall!!! Nice one Tom, so as your friend I shall add another brick to it. ________] Nothing forges good friendship like cement and solid prog!! Lol I couldn't do multiple lines directly underneath one another so it was a bit of a disappointing one row show but slightly effective.  Never mind - my sis had Dark Side for years before I acquired The Wall and I was fascinated with that - how it all blended together seamlessly, amazing sound effects etc.  The pieces 'On The Run' and  'Any Colour You Like' with the synths always captivated a very young me.  I knew I was on to something......    I got The Wall around Christmas 1985.  I was 13.  Much of the album blew me away - except things like The Trial, Bring The Boys Back Home etc.  Then it was Atom Heart and the More Soundtrack and most of the Floyd catalogue.  Then came Genesis, Yes, King Crimson, ELP, Asia, Marillion, Atomic Rooster, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath etc.  I am so impressed with modern Prog these days I rarely spin these 'golden oldies' anymore...... It is so wonderful that we have had such incredible, prolific prog bands who started it all for us. You had PINK FLOYDand I had RUSH. I can tell you, for me, it was love a first listen. Oh and seriously, I like your WALL. Very creative.

Oh - I like RUSH quite a bit too, but mainly Caress Of Steel through to Signals - I came across VDGG/Hammill, MAGMA, most Kraut bands late 80's/early 90's and still continuing.  I came across Le Orme's Felona and Sorona album by chance at this 2nd hand record shop who had it filed under 'F' - the dude at the counter thought it was some male/female duet album  - his loss was my gain . Somewhat fragmented banter here, but I recall my significant Prog discoveries with fondness. 

You guys make me feel really young xD

frankbostick wrote: 1970 King Crimson In The Wake Of Poseidon ...and my life changed.

Tom Ozric wrote: progbethyname wrote: Tom Ozric wrote: progbethyname wrote: Tom Ozric wrote: _____I_____I_____I_____I_____I_____THE WALL_____I_____I_____I_____I_____I Dude. I dig your Wall!!! Nice one Tom, so as your friend I shall add another brick to it. ________] Nothing forges good friendship like cement and solid prog!! Lol I couldn't do multiple lines directly underneath one another so it was a bit of a disappointing one row show but slightly effective.  Never mind - my sis had Dark Side for years before I acquired The Wall and I was fascinated with that - how it all blended together seamlessly, amazing sound effects etc.  The pieces 'On The Run' and  'Any Colour You Like' with the synths always captivated a very young me.  I knew I was on to something......     I got The Wall around Christmas 1985.  I was 13.  Much of the album blew me away - except things like The Trial, Bring The Boys Back Home etc.  Then it was Atom Heart and the More Soundtrack and most of the Floyd catalogue.  Then came Genesis, Yes, King Crimson, ELP, Asia, Marillion, Atomic Rooster, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath etc.  I am so impressed with modern Prog these days I rarely spin these 'golden oldies' anymore...... It is so wonderful that we have had such incredible, prolific prog bands who started it all for us. You had PINK FLOYDand I had RUSH. I can tell you, for me, it was love a first listen. Oh and seriously, I like your WALL. Very creative. Oh - I like RUSH quite a bit too, but mainly Caress Of Steel through to Signals - I came across VDGG/Hammill, MAGMA, most Kraut bands late 80's/early 90's and still continuing.  I came across Le Orme's Felona and Sorona album by chance at this 2nd hand record shop who had it filed under 'F' - the dude at the counter thought it was some male/female duet album  - his loss was my gain . Somewhat fragmented banter here, but I recall my significant Prog discoveries with fondness.  Oh yeah, thinking back now, it was Floyd's 'Live At Pompeii' video that really instigated my love for Prog.  I was expecting a live show of The Wall, but instead got such mind-blowing things like Echoes and Set The Controls, and Careful With That Axe.............

SET THE CONTROLS is freakin wicked. Helped push my love and exploration into electronic prog like ASH RA TEMPLE, GOBLIN, AUTECHURE, FUTURE SOUND OF LONDON, APHEX TWIN and the great TANGERINE DREAM.
I owe FLOYD a lot. ;)

Burn by Deep Purple, if you count Proto-Prog, Yessongs if you don't.  Lots of Deep Purple and Led Zeppelin in those early heady teenage days but then quickly moving to Yes, Tull, Genesis, Hackett, and KC.

Tom Ozric wrote: Much of the album blew me away - except things like The Trial...

Uncle Meat by the Mothers.  It had been out for not quite 2 years when I bought it.  I was 12 and forever changed.

Rush's "Hemispheres"