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To: Gillmeister
The whole genre is my favorite. I’m a huge fan of early Genesis especially.
3 posted on
07/17/2009 12:35:29 PM PDT by
RobRoy
(This too will pass. But it will hurt like a you know what.)
To: Gillmeister
To: Gillmeister
Supper’s Ready is like the rock answer to many “classical” pieces.
I have a couple of documentaries on Genesis.
5 posted on
07/17/2009 12:36:35 PM PDT by
RobRoy
(This too will pass. But it will hurt like a you know what.)
To: Gillmeister
Any Bay City Rollers? Captain & Tennille? Early Manilow? /s
6 posted on
07/17/2009 12:38:08 PM PDT by
South40
(Islam has a proud tradition of tolerance. ~Hussein Obama, Cairo, Egypt, June 4, 2009)
To: Gillmeister
You kiddin?
Ok, so you have the chance to date one of three women.
The redhead likes “Tales From Topographic Oceans”.
The blonde likes “Close to the Edge”
The brunette likes “Relayer”
So which one is it???
Listen to this one while you make up your mind:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1WEQq6iPZM
11 posted on
07/17/2009 12:39:56 PM PDT by
djf
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To: Gillmeister
King Crimson...Listen to Starless on the Red album...
16 posted on
07/17/2009 12:41:41 PM PDT by
MarDav
To: Gillmeister
This is a seventies, not a sixties list.
JMHO
To: Gillmeister
Count me in. www.progarchives.com is a great reference site.
19 posted on
07/17/2009 12:42:47 PM PDT by
Buck W.
(The President of the United States IS named Schickelgruber...)
To: Gillmeister
Closest to prog rock I will get is Iron Maiden.
22 posted on
07/17/2009 12:45:17 PM PDT by
counterpunch
(In this present crisis, government is not the solution to our problem. Government is the problem.)
To: Gillmeister
23 posted on
07/17/2009 12:46:00 PM PDT by
pvoce
('Good' sense and 'Common' sense are two entirely different concepts.)
To: Gillmeister
Emerson Lake and Palmer - best band. Ever.
24 posted on
07/17/2009 12:46:26 PM PDT by
mkleesma
(`Call to me, and I will answer you and tell you great and unsearchable things you do not know.')
To: Gillmeister
Can. Monster Movie album. Extended pieces but minimalist.
East of Eden. Mercator Projected album. (Yardbirds meet free jazz).
Lighthouse. Canadian band. Excellent musicianship. Sort of like Chicago, but prog and rocks harder.
Wishbone Ash- Argus. Christian concept album. Wonderfully recorded.
26 posted on
07/17/2009 12:48:21 PM PDT by
Judges Gone Wild
(Who is this uncircumcised, to oppose the armies of The Living God?)
To: Gillmeister
Alan Parsons Project FTW.
29 posted on
07/17/2009 12:50:20 PM PDT by
ThePanFromJapan
(The Pundit class is going to be crapping bricks at what's coming next...*evil grin*)
To: Gillmeister
How about...
Eloy
PFM
Nektar
Le Orme
Unicorn
Yes
Barclay James Harvest
Pulsar
Renaissance
Gryphon
Yep..I am a fan alright!
34 posted on
07/17/2009 12:51:58 PM PDT by
Commander X
(He's not MY President....A Real President has a Birth Certificate)
To: Gillmeister
A Yes fan here.
And Wishbone Ash.
Rush.
Proto-Kaw
Fish (Marrillion)
Gentle Giant
StarCastle
Camel
Uriah Heep
To name a few.
38 posted on
07/17/2009 12:53:34 PM PDT by
TheBigIf
To: Gillmeister
IIRC, Pink Floyd's "Echoes" tips the clock at 23 minutes. It's the entire second side of Meddle. The band's output through Wish You Were Here could all be classified as prog rock, IMO.
39 posted on
07/17/2009 12:54:15 PM PDT by
grellis
(I am Jill's overwhelming sense of disgust.)
To: Gillmeister
I was a fan of Rush (pretty libertarian types), and Tangerine Dream.
41 posted on
07/17/2009 12:55:29 PM PDT by
Paradox
(When the left have no one to villainize, they'll turn on each other.)
To: Gillmeister
My first concert was Yes in Jersey City in ‘76. Patrick Moran was the keyboardist. Seen ‘em twice since then. One of the best albums ever was Yessongs. Wakeman then going into Roundabout rocked.
To: Gillmeister
Anyone but me into "Prog Rock"..........you know, the awesome 15 min long songs from the 60's and 70's?
I used to be when I was very young - pre-teen and early teens. Almost exclusively Peter Gabriel-era Genesis and the Fragile album by Yes. I still remember "Heart of the Sunrise" fondly. But I could never get into anything else by Yes or anything at all by Kansas, King Crimson, etc.
To: Gillmeister
My favorite is the Little River Band. They were the only act – from anywhere – to have a top ten US single for six consecutive years. Still going strong at a casino or fair near you.
http://www.myspace.com/littleriverband
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