Music You like beside Progmusic

what kind of music prog fans like to listen too?

I like Jazz( Garbarek, Jean Luc Ponty, Herbie Hancock, Chic Corea, Polish Jazz - Makowicz, stanko, scieranski, smietana, Laboratotium, Kulpowicz; some punk and classic.

Sometimes I turn on my player with Tina Turner, Police,
Rod Stewart, Rolling Stones, David Bowie (BTW what do you think about his works with Brian ENO?), Tom Petty etc-
it unstressed me.

Jazz
Heavy Metal
Classical
Rhythm and Blues

I knew You you'd wrote "JAZZ" , but all jazz or some kind of it. The same as for classic. I like Vivaldi, Beethoven, Mahler, Tchaykovski, and do not like opera.

 

• AC/DC
• Iron Maiden
• Metallica
• Slayer

 

Classic rock (Deep Purple, Uriah Heep, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath), classic psychedelic rock(Jefferson Airplane, some Grateful Dead, early Pink Floyd, Doors, one album from Love) glam rock (bands like Slade, Sweet and T.Rex, not that what`s called 'glam' today), Nirvana, some Rammstein.

The Beatles, The Police, Dire Straits, Rory Gallagher, Bruce Springsteen, even Elvis occasionally... I do have the entire Led Zep studio catalogue, but have not really felt like listening to it for a long time now. Nick Drake's compilation called "A Treasury" has proven to be a most excellent choice when I feel a need to wind down from intensive prog music listening.

 

bertburt wrote: chopper wrote: My favourite non-prog bands? The Beatles Led Zeppelin U2 The Jam XTC I think I just found my long-lost twin

I think there are more twins in this forum.

Some 60's rock (Cream, The Who, Jimi Henrix), Etno (many from Peter Garbiel's RealWorld label, f.ex. Sheila Chandra), Folk (Fairport Convention, Bob Dylan), Some old metal (Napalm Death, Sepultura, Carcass, Autopsy etc.)

Classical

Jazz

60s Rock

70s Rock

 

Flamenco music, especially the art of the guitar like Paco de Lucia, Paco Pena and Juan Martin.

Sixties/early Seventies like CCR,The Doors, The Ventures, The Moody Blues, Procol Harum, Spencer Davis Group, Love, The Misunderstood, The Shadows, Dave Edmunds.

Guitar-dominated rock like Jimi Hendrix, Cream, Rory Gallagher, Led Zeppelin, Santana, early Black Sabbath, Stray Cats, Jeff Beck.

Folk music from Rumania (great violin), South-America (the pan flutes), steels drums and Merengue from Central-America and the Caribean, Mexican mariacchi.

Classical guitar like Julian Bream.

Electronic music like Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze, Free System Project, Red Shift, Airsculpture, Synergy, JM Jarre, E Froese.

And I would like to explore more classical music because so many great prog has been derived from classical music pieces!