need some good prog rock bands / albums to listen to Sup Forums
show me what you've got.
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Need some good prog rock bands / albums to listen to Sup Forums
Dominic Gray
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Chase Ortiz
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Xavier Johnson
Porcupine Tree
Logan Rogers
Legend says King Crimson released several albums after In the Court. If only there was some way of finding said holy grail, you could listen to them as well.
Isaiah Reyes
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Ian Fisher
spotify can only get you so far unfortunately
Thomas Young
Listen to Dfa's 4th
Nolan Russell
you the bomb user
Gavin Flores
Dun is the best
Aaron Gray
If you like ITCOTCK, you should at least track down 'Red' and 'Lark's Tongues in Aspic' and give them a listen.
Landon Richardson
Why would you musically castrate yourself with spotify?
Christopher Diaz
quickest way for me to gain access to music
feel disgusting using it sometimes desu
Jace Thompson
You do realise there's slseek, right?
Jacob Richardson
Never used it, should i bother?
Liam Lewis
>should i bother?
You want to hear more of King Crimson than just their first album, along with half the albums on this chart
that most likely aren't on spotify, and get it through a piece of software that runs 50 times faster than spotify? Then yeah, you should.
Josiah Morris
alright user, will trust your judgement. will reply my thoughts
Evan Nguyen
goddamn, i can find nearly anything here
Joseph Ward
Gavin Harrison now plays drums in King Crimson.
He used to play for Porcupine Tree.
In Absentia, Fear of a Blank Planet, and The Incident are great albums that you should listen to.
Elijah Lee
will look into it user, thanks
Joshua Clark
Steven Wilson was the frontman of Porcupine Tree. He went solo and released some stunning albums. One is called The Raven That Refused to Sing (And Other Stories), and the other is Hand. Cannot. Erase.
Raven is escpecially king crimson-esque.
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Alan Parson did the engineering on Raven.
Robert Brown
bless you, good man
Jace Parker
Connor Howard
Adrian Reed
All Genesis albums from 1970 to 1980
Angel Hughes
Drama - Yes
Evan Bennett
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Chase Morris
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Isaac Hernandez
These user!
Josiah Jenkins
Jose Scott
I think Lark's Tongues in Aspic is KC's best, but you might want to listen to the live version, which is much more wild and heavy (see The Great Deciever). I also like Discipline, Beat and Three of a Perfect Pair, but they're a much differeny kind of prog
Carson Ramirez
Everyone on Sup Forums continues to ignore Rush's most "prog rock" work
Cooper Bailey
merci, will look into them
Logan Jones
My fav album ever m8
Ethan Gomez
you better sort yourself out with some RUSH lad
Nathan Murphy
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Jeremiah Fisher
I'd reccomend Lighthouse by iamthemorning, but I don't know if it's considered prog.
GOAT
Cameron Ward
OP, fucking kill yourself please you summerfag retard
Chase Baker
Remove Porcupine Tree and put some Rush like Moving Pictures.
Mason Rivera
> mon club secret
Xavier Sanchez
For modern prog that is not metal I guess you can check Dear Hunter, Mew, Dungen, Black Mountain, Knifeworld, Archive, Bent Knee, Omar Rodriguez Lopez solo stuff (and Mars Volta if you havent) and Melody's Echo Chamber newest song is very proggy too.
Nathan Walker
Listen to this gem from Argentina
Angel Cruz
Going to recommend my absolute favourite band, Pendragon. I've never once seen them mentioned on Sup Forums, which makes me sad.
They started out with a sound very similar to Pink Floyd, helped pioneer the neo-prog rock sub genre in the 90s, and currently have a borderline metal sound. This is my favoruite album, from 2001.
Aiden Fisher
Though this is their first concept album, it isn't their most proggy
Thomas Powell
Most of caravans discography is pretty good.
Luis Miller
Desu
Joshua Morris
This one is probably my favorite prog-rock album.
Grayson Davis
GENTLE GIANT
LISTEN TO
>Gentle Giant.
>Aquirung the Taste.
>In a Glass House.
>The Power and the Glory.
>Free Hand.
>Interview.
> The second half of The Missing Peice
Luis Wilson
And i almost forgot my favorite, "Three Friends"
Adrian Phillips
This.
I'd start with Free Hand
Adam Gray
FPBP