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someone_else 
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 Posted: June 20 2019 at 03:33 |
Two nice picks
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The Anders
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Posted: June 20 2019 at 15:56 |
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Non-prog: 1969: The Who - Tommy 1970: George Harrison - All Things Must Pass 1971: Joni Mitchell - Blue 1972: David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust 1973: Stevie Wonder - Innervisions 1974: Brian Eno - Taking Tiger Mountain (By Strategy) 1975: Queen - A Night At the Opera 1976: David Bowie - Station To Station 1977: Television - Marquee Moon
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moshkito
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Posted: June 21 2019 at 17:48 |
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Hi,
No favorites ... I would end up feeling guilty that I did not mention one or another! There is, and was, a lot of great music, and it is impossible for me to select one over the other!
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Music is not just for listening ... it is for LIVING ... you got to feel it to know what's it about! Not being told!
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kaiofelipe
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Posted: July 01 2019 at 17:39 |
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1969: In the Court of the Crimson King (King Crimson) 1970: Emerson, Lake & Palmer (Emerson, Lake & Palmer) 1971: Fragile (Yes) 1972: Close to the Edge (Yes) 1973: The Dark Side of the Moon (Pink Floyd) 1974: Red (King Crimson) 1975: Wish You Were Here (Pink Floyd) 1976: Tales of Mystery and Imagination (The Alan Parsons Project) 1977: Animals (Pink Floyd) Non-prog (psychedelic rock, art rock etc.) 1969: Abbey Road (The Beatles) 1970: A Divina Comédia ou Ando Meio Desligado (Os Mutantes) 1971: Led Zeppelin IV (Led Zeppelin) 1972: The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars (David Bowie) 1973: Houses of the Holy (Led Zeppelin) 1974: Diamond Dogs (David Bowie) 1975: A Night at the Opera (Queen) 1976: Station to Station (David Bowie) 1977: Low (David Bowie) |
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micky
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Posted: July 01 2019 at 19:46 |
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hmm..
69 woo hoo.. and why not go with the greatest of the great. Stones - Let It Bleed 70 - See it was mentioned so kudos.. George - All Things Must Pass (even if Apple Jams complete sucks.. the first 3 sides are 10 star stuff.. so that averages 7.5.. which smokes pretty much anything else from the year) 71- pfff.. The Allmans - At Fillmore East.. rock's single greatest live recording.. and only topped by J.B's Apollo for greatest live recording period. 72 - Manassas - S/T a sprawling masterpiece of Americana 73 - Yes - TFTO - the pinnacle of prog rock.. a short climb up from its beginning.. and god DAMN what a long roll downhill afterwards into self parody for the genre .. in fact.. heard there was a new Wobbler album coming. so I guess that bitch is still rolling haha 74 - Gram Parsons - Grievous Angel. The masterpiece of a true musical legend and one of the most influential musicians of the last half century. 75 - Willie Nelson - Red Headed Stranger.. the album that launched a legend.. and forever changed a genre. The first progressive country album and what a masterpiece it is 76 - David Bowie - Station to Station.. where a legend.. become even more and becomes an icon. 77 - Steely Dan - Aja easy.. musical lyrical and studio perfection all wrapped into one...
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The Pedro and Micky Experience - When one no longer requires psychotropics to trip
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Lewian
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Posted: July 04 2019 at 17:14 |
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1969 Pink Floyd Ummagumma 1970 Amon Düül II Yeti 1971 Can Tago Mago 1972 Association PC - Erna Morena 1973 Genesis Live 1974 Robert Wyatt Rock Bottom 1975 Manfred Mann's Earth Band Nightingales And Bombers 1976 Van der Graaf Generator Still Life 1977 Luciano Cilio Dialoghi Del Presente
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FrancoGin
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Posted: July 04 2019 at 19:28 |
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I would like to know what would be your best symphonic prog band from the 60's to now.
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micky
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Posted: July 04 2019 at 20:57 |
well that's a loaded question.. depends of course on what you mean by 'symphonic'. Quite a few of the groups we have here listed as symphonic simply.. umm.. weren't  Or were highly debateable at the very least. Two best and classic examples were Yes which did.. one.. count 'em.. one symphonic album their entire lifespan.. and ELP who were heavily influenced by classical music (not the same by half as being 'symphonic') but sounded more like a heavy metal band (complete with sappy power ballads and probably got more sex than even the Crue got hahah) just with a shredding keyboardist rather than a guitarist.the best symphonic band IMO.. Renaissance.. hands down...
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The Pedro and Micky Experience - When one no longer requires psychotropics to trip
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BaldFriede
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Posted: July 04 2019 at 21:00 |
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Like Jean I will extend the list to 1979 because I think the golden age of prog ended with the 70s. 1969 Amon Düül 2 - Phallus Dei 1970 Magma - Magma 1971 Ash Ra Tempel - Ash Ra Tempel 1972 Khan - Space Shanty 1973 Gryphon - Gryphon 1974 Henry Cow - Unrest 1975 Hawkwind - Warrior on the Edge of Time 1976 Van der Graaf Generator - Still Life 1977 John Greaves & Peter Blegvad - Kew Rhone 1978 Steve Hillage - Green 1979 The Residents - Eskimo
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BaldFriede
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Posted: July 04 2019 at 22:52 |
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1975 was such a great year. "Clearlight Symphony", "Warrior on the Edge
of Time", "Rubycon", "Ricochet", "Epsilon in Malaysian Pale", "Shamal",
"Wish You Were Here", "Free Hand", "The Snow Goose", "One Size Fits
All", "Sheherazade and other Stories", "Nightingales and Bombers",
"Inventions for Electric Guitar", "Recycled", "The Rotter's Club",
"Voyage of the Acolyte", "Fish Rising", "Another Green World", "Fish Out
of Water", "Godbluff"... The list just goes on and on.
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Lewian
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Posted: July 05 2019 at 05:37 |
Indeed. Most difficult job chosing one from this year, followed by 1972, 1971, 1974.
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BaldJean
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Posted: July 05 2019 at 06:28 |
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just a few more great albums from 1975, all in our collection, but by no
means all prog: "Physical Graffiti", "A Night at the Opera", "Zuma",
"Blues for Allah", "Siren", "Hair of the Dog", "Nuthin' Fancy",
"Stampede", "Red Octopus", "Blow by Blow", "Landed" (an underrated
album)... and more and more and more
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Quinino
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Posted: July 05 2019 at 07:49 |
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The years 1973 to 1975 have such a plethora of excellent music, as you
already have mentioned so many, that I only like to add the fabulous
Quadrophenia (The Who, 1973) which had a great impact on me at the time (and I continue to fully enjoy up to this day)
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miamiscot
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Posted: July 11 2019 at 08:38 |
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1969 - In The Court Of The Crimson King
1970 - Emerson, Lake & Palmer 1971 - Fragile 1972 - Close To The Edge 1973 - Tales From Topographic Oceans 1974 - The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway 1975 - Wish You Were Here 1976 - A Trick Of The Tail 1977 - A Farewell To Kings How boring am I?
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dr wu23
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Posted: July 11 2019 at 14:57 |
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^ Not boring...that list would be about the same as mine.
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Posted: July 11 2019 at 20:26 |
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1969: Court of The Crimson King - My second favorite album ever, easy 1970: Trespass - I listened to H to the He for the first time so maybe it could change but I personally love this album start to finish. 1971: Nursery Cryme - this ones tough, fragile, meddle and pawn hearts are all quite close but this is my favorite. again like trespass, great from start to finish, just a little better ;) 1972: Foxtrot: No questions asked, my favorite album of all time. Sorry close to the edge. 1973: Camel: Ok so I can admit, Dark side of the moon and selling england are better albums, but right now I would def reach for this album first, there's quite a charm and its very solid throughout, if it was "best" album for each year, Dark Side Wins. 1974: Relayer: Shoutout to of course Red and Mirage (and mini shoutout to Kansas's debut) another close one but Relayer is the one for me right now. If it was "best" it would be red. 1975: Wish You Were Here: Godbluff close second, but this album is just transcending. Incredible. 1976: Moonmadness: again this was an easy choice for me, my 3rd favorite album. Trick of the Tail second. Leftoverture 3rd 1977: Animals: ye this one was easy, another floyd masterpiece and my favorite by them.
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Foxprog
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Posted: July 12 2019 at 01:26 |
You have a really similiar taste as I do, nice list! Btw, Camel's debut album is underrated and ofter forgotten!
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1969: King Crimson - In the Court of the Crimson King 1970: King Crimson - Lizard 1971: King Crimson - Islands 1972: Genesis - Foxtrot 1973: Genesis - Selling England By the Pound 1974: Genesis - The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway 1975: Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here 1976: Genesis - Wind & Wuthering 1977: Yes - Going for the One
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