Can anybody give me any recommendations for lesser known progressive rock bands from the 70's? I like bands that produce longer conceptual suites or just like to jam. Anything would be appreciated!
Can anybody give me any recommendations for lesser known progressive rock bands from the 70's...
Adrian Roberts
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Angel Gomez
god roger is so fucking weird looking
Jackson Edwards
The Grateful Dead and Jethro Tull come to mind, especially the Dead. Also look up Joseph -- Stoned Age Man.
Christian Hall
kylo ren looking motherfucker
Parker Butler
I was seriously going to post these exact words.
Julian King
Pic related is great, OP. Monitoring thread.
>The Grateful Dead and Jethro Tull
>lesser known
Noah Morris
lesser known? pretty vague but I'd listen to King Crimson if you haven't already.
Joseph Brooks
Starcastle
Ian Hernandez
Will check it out, thanks!
Daniel Williams
This is still pretty great.
Cameron Walker
Yeah I have listened to their stuff. Great band. Good recommendation.
John Perez
Van der Graaf Generator
Kevin Gray
Circus - Movin' On
Eloy - Ocean
Colosseum - Valentyne Suite
Captain Beyond - s/t
Gnidrolog - Lady Lake
Brayden Cook
I hear you friendo.
Also, while this is a tad more contemporary (2012) Insider - Vibrations From The Tape has four jamming fucking tracks, the longest of which is 28 minutes.
Ethan Myers
Fuck me forgot link.
Jack Davis
Listen to Camel! Prog rock from USA, pretty good
Austin Garcia
>sharing outside of a share thread
based.
also, the album is pretty decent, i would check it out OP.
David Reyes
I second this. Mirage is a fucking great album.
Brody Murphy
I actually have listened to Camel. I think they're from the UK though. Mirage and Moonmadness is great.
Dylan Bell
Love this jamming. Been listening. Good stuff.
Nathaniel Diaz
Hawkwind's Doremi Fasol Latido is the most jamming of their discography. Good stuff.
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Ash Ra Tempel's self-titled and Join Inn if you haven't already.
Flower Travellin' Band - Satori (1971)
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Guru Guru's first two albums.
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Brandon Wood
You won't find anyone as good Pink Floyd, don't bother
William Martinez
Any Canterbury scene stuff. Particularly fond of The National Health and Hatfield and the North.
Landon Brown
Would need to get an idea of what you already know, but Van der Graaf Generator is the cream of the crop for the bands on the tier below Pink Floyd/King Crimson/Yes/Genesis popularity. Curved Air, Camel and Soft Machine are also up there.
If you don't mind taking a wider conception of prog a bit, you could try Comus (prog folk) and Mahavishnu Orchestra (jazz fusion).
Charles Williams
Kansas and 70's era Proto-Kaw
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Omega (band)
Jupiter Sunset
Kayden Sanchez
Seconding this. Robert Wyatt's Rock Bottom is amazing