Your first prog experience?

~~antiboredom101~~ · 06-05-2011, 07:15 AM

It was Rush-Moving Pictures. Then some of their 70's stuff which is as epic as it gets. In a few years(it was 2001-2002) I owned all of their albums up to that date. Vapor Trails was their most recent I believe. Last I counted it was like 27-30 albums.

...closely followed by Yes. Their "classic" compliation album. With killer tracks like "heart of the sunrise", "starship trooper", and "Ive seen all good people".

Looking back on it. I had a great car( 81' 242, built, boosted+intercooled, w/ 5 speed) and even better music.

Being a teenager still discovering life and other things on a near $0 budget wasnt all so bad as I remember it.

06-05-2011, 07:15 AM	#19 (permalink)
~~antiboredom101~~ Account Disabled Join Date: Jun 2011 Posts: 30	It was Rush-Moving Pictures. Then some of their 70's stuff which is as epic as it gets. In a few years(it was 2001-2002) I owned all of their albums up to that date. Vapor Trails was their most recent I believe. Last I counted it was like 27-30 albums. ...closely followed by Yes. Their "classic" compliation album. With killer tracks like "heart of the sunrise", "starship trooper", and "Ive seen all good people". Looking back on it. I had a great car( 81' 242, built, boosted+intercooled, w/ 5 speed) and even better music. Being a teenager still discovering life and other things on a near $0 budget wasnt all so bad as I remember it.