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Last 7 days -

Joy Division - 61
Bob Marley & The Wailers - 14
John Martyn - 2
Dead Can Dance - 1
Nas - 1
Janis Joplin - 1
Biggie - 1

NSW

Last 7:

Gillian Welch 50
The Decemberists 46
James Carr 28
VAST 26
Eddie Vedder 23
Van Morrison 20
Little Dragon 17
Martina Topley-Bird 17
Graeme Revell 15
Jeff Buckley 14
Ben Harper 13
Patsy Cline 12
Amos Lee 11
Radiohead 10
Townes Van Zandt 10
Florence + The Machine 10

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Unrelenting

Last 7 days

Tom Waits- 57
Lil Wayne- 40
Akira Yamaoka- 25
Mellowhype- 25
Isis- 24
Lil B- 20
OFWGKTA- 19
Amon Tobin- 17
Tiger Army- 14

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The Monkey

Last 7 Days

The Black Keys - 88
The Raveonettes - 37
The White Stripes - 31
Tom Waits - 25
The Jesus and Mary Chain - 25
The Radio Dept. - 17
The Dead Weather - 16
Sonic Youth - 14

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My Last.fm

Jedey

Last seven days:

1 Emmylou Harris 29
2 The Bo-Keys 28
3 Trombone Shorty 27
4 Rory Gallagher 25
5 Marty Stuart 19
6 Black Joe Lewis & The Honeybears 17
7 The Beach Boys 12
7 Rodney Crowell 12
7 The Heavy 12
10 Rosanne Cash 10
10 Fitz and The Tantrums 10
12 Pink Floyd 5
12 Steely Dan 5
14 Cornelius Brothers & Sister Rose 4
15 ZZ Top 3

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RVCA

For some reason, these bands are always mentioned together. They're like the holy trinity of almost-mainstream-70's-prog.

Mrd00d

Don't forget Steve Hillage of Gong :P

I think of Van der Graaf more from '68 to '73 mostly, though they carried on. I think of Gentle Giant as a late 70s band all the way. And the Ozrics formed in '83 and didn't have much but demos and EPs until the beginning of the 90s. (Erpsongs is still great) They released 10+ excellent albums from the 90s on.

Love em all. Came to them a bit separately.

Ozrics first. Heard their massive discography so many times it's as if I made up for all the years of my life I hadn't known of them. (They're third place overall on my last.fm with 2900 something plays)

Van der Graaf soon after, but through King Crimson and etc.

And I got into Gentle Giant most recently. Some time earlier this year I started to really get it and love it.

Very different bands, as well. Gentle Giant is the middle ground between VdGG and Ozrics.

Edit:

*stoner realizes after post almost for the first time that his avatar is an Ozrics cover and wants to mention it*

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RVCA

Oh, right on, my mistake. I've only listened to one Gentle Giant album and two VDGG albums, and I never much payed attention to the date, but they both sounded very 70's prog to me. And I always see Ozric mentioned in prog-related discussions, so I figured they all came from about the same period.

Paedantic Basterd

Snowman 110
David Bowie 87
Trellis 68
The Horrors 40
The River Empires 28
Portishead 22
The Olivia Tremor Control 21
Pulp 13
The Black Keys 13
Suede 12
Zero 7 12
The Chills 12
These New Puritans 12
Steve Reich 11
Xiu Xiu 11
Richard Hawley 11
Sun City Girls 11
The War on Drugs 11
Austra 11
Sonic Youth 10
Radiohead 10
Sleater-Kinney 10
My Morning Jacket 10
Susanne Sundfor 10
Timber Timbre 10
LCD Soundsystem 9
Nautilus Pompilius 9
Galaxie 9
The Weeknd 9
Ozric Tentacles 9

Mrd00d

1 Cake 139

2 Burial 119

3 Bluetech 79

4 Freak Kitchen 56

5 Aesop Rock 39

6 Cage 38

7 Praxis 32

8 Rush 28

9 Distance 21

9 Emancipator 21

11 Bootsy Collins 20

12 Gogol Bordello 19

13 Porcupine Tree 18

14 By the End of Tonight 16

14 Art Metal 16

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