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Originally Posted by Paul Smeenus
No. They were a pop band that used synth. Prog is Yes, Tull, Genesis, Giant, ELP, et cetera
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Well, Alan Parsons produced
Pink Floyd to start with. There's prog credentials right there. Secondly, 1976's
Tales Of Mystery & Imagination through 1982's
Eye In The Sky are most definitely progressive albums in a lot of ways. They're all conceptual, feature longer songs and a fair amount of experimental pieces mixed in with the poppier fare. Hence why APP often got labeled as "progressive pop" during their heyday.
