I started listening to progressive rock at 22. These are my favourite albums after a few years. Am I just a dirty normie?
I started listening to progressive rock at 22. These are my favourite albums after a few years...
Levi Reed
Eli Young
not a normie but you could possibly be a wrong-generation-faggot. have you listened to any modern stuff? try some steven wilson, gazpacho, mystery, airbag, etc. good prog is still being made.
Lincoln Murphy
Didn't get around to do that yet, family. Thanks for the recommendations.
I don't like the le-wrong-generation people. Shitty music was always here and popular.
Josiah Harris
Jose Peterson
>Signals among the Rush albums
Why?
Kayden Diaz
Gazpacho is fucking garbage right-generation faggot
Xavier Hernandez
Try some of pic related and these
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Kevin Baker
Do you like the first Hatfield and the North album? If you've never heard it, check it out asap.
Anthony Nelson
try some RIO and italo prog, maybe more canterbury. soft machine and gong are essential. for new stuff try the mars volta and closure in moscow
Gabriel Parker
>all Angloshit
Yeah you're a pleb OP
Jackson Harris
I love Signals as a Rush fanchild, but its not really a progressive rock album. Waves should be put there instead.
Dominic Nguyen
But it isn't progressive anymore because it's fucking 2016+1
David Mitchell
What's up with italian prog?
t. normie
Lucas Fisher
It's one of the best and most prolific sub-genre of prog
Daniel Williams
Nah just leaning too symphonic. Canterbury and Krautrock were where it was at.
Eh. Some Stevo Wilso is okay.
Jaxon Nelson
It's literally the opposite of progressive if it's modern. What progressed the genre in 1974 is not progressing the genre in 2017. It's just a nostalgic pastiche at this point, THE DEFINITION of wrong generation faggotry.
See This is why symphonic prog stopped being good in 1974. It got too stale, too formulaic. A Mellotron here, a key change there. That's why Fripp and Gabriel stopped doing symphonic and went crossover after that year.
Tyler White
>Selling England by the Pound better than Foxtrot
>Close to the Edge a "total prog masterpiece"
>Larks' Tongues not absolutely essential
>Brain Salad Surgery not a masterpiece but ELP self-titled is
Shit list
Hunter Martin
hey I started listening to prog at 22 as well, well I haven't even turned 23 yet but ITCOTCK and Mirage are two of my favourites too. a third one being Days of future passed, just amazing
Cameron Green
Reminder that Field Music is the best modern-day angloprog band
Gabriel Evans
If you haven't listened to some Zeuhl, you haven't lived desu phamalam
Aaron Thomas
>Close to the Edge not a "total prog masterpiece"
Shit taste
Dominic Campbell
Dun - Eros is great as a starting point. Despite the obvious Zappa influence, it's still worth listening to.
Ryan Turner
ITCOKC is a classic but camel is mostly fucking boring.
James Campbell
>camel is mostly fucking boring.
Even Mirage?
Dominic Green
>three songs, only one of which (the last one) is actually good and the other two being bloated and overlong
>a masterpiece
Fragile is better. There's something to be said about actually getting a point across and not needing 10 minutes to do it. And, you know, having a point in the first place.
Justin James
I mean Mirage has some dope parts.
Dominic James
Sorry to break it to you, but Close to the Edge is not a masterpiece. It's very good, 8.5/10, but not GOAT tier.
Luis Harris
The Snow Goose is great.
Andrew Smith
What's VdGG's best song and why is it A Plague of Lighthouse Keepers?
Juan Thomas
OH MY LADY FANTASY
Jack Collins
Fragile > CttE
Nicholas White
Camel is hot garbage