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thelizardking 12-09-2013 04:24 PM

Best Prog album of all time?
 
What's your favorite prog album of ALL TIME?
I'd have to say mine is Close to the Edge by Yes. Such a great one.

GOATPOP 12-09-2013 04:58 PM

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Originally Posted by thelizardking (Post 1393643)
What's your favorite prog album of ALL TIME?
I'd have to say mine is Close to the Edge by Yes. Such a great one.

Tie between that album, Gentle Giant's Power and the Glory, Lucifer's Friend's Banquet, Culpeper's Orchard, and Harmonium

Paul Smeenus 12-09-2013 05:04 PM

As great as CTTE is, my favourite Yes album is Relayer.

However, there's already one of these threads

Taxman 12-09-2013 10:07 PM

Thick as A Brick.

Trollheart 12-12-2013 05:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Taxman (Post 1393735)
Thick as A Brick.

Don't be so mean! He wasn't to know there was already a thread, and that he was in fact in the wrong sub-forum! :D
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Sodacake 12-12-2013 06:22 AM

I, Robot by the Alan Parsons Project is a great one.

Trollheart 12-13-2013 04:59 PM

I far prefer "Eve". I robot suffers from some very very weak tracks whereas Eve imo has maybe one. Not sure I'd rate APP as a prog rock band though...

Sodacake 12-14-2013 07:30 PM

What the hell would you rate them as, then? They are most definitely a progressive rock band.

Paul Smeenus 12-14-2013 07:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Sodacake (Post 1395368)
What the hell would you rate them as, then? They are most definitely a progressive rock band.


No. They were a pop band that used synth. Prog is Yes, Tull, Genesis, Giant, ELP, et cetera

Anteater 12-14-2013 10:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Paul Smeenus (Post 1395370)
No. They were a pop band that used synth. Prog is Yes, Tull, Genesis, Giant, ELP, et cetera

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. :beer:


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