70s art rock>70s prog
70s art rock>70s prog
Matthew Brooks
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Kayden Bailey
Nah.
Colton Ramirez
yeah
Dominic Moore
70s everything > Every other decade.
Oliver Jenkins
70s power pop > 70s art rock > 70s prog rock
Grayson Wright
No.
Carter Jackson
prog is too cheesy for my taste and tho I appreciate the skill in the instrumentals but in my taste it the complexity acc holds back the record and seems a bit show offy. idk maybe I'm just too dumb for prog
Parker Fisher
Prog is for Star Trek fans
William Collins
prog is cringe and you know it
Jose Reed
>70's fake genre > 70's meme genre
Christian Torres
>cringe
You have to go back.
Caleb Sanders
Both are shite, don't kid yourself
Jordan White
god the seventies mustve sucked even more dick than the eighties
Zachary Bell
are you one of those faggot socjus types that literally think prog is too "white", because you sound exactly like them
Blake Walker
That album wouldn't exist without 70's prog aka Krautrock.
Gavin Morales
Prog a shit
Gavin Harris
The two best albums of the '70s are neither so
Isaiah Walker
The 70s brought us the greatest pop song of all time, so I'm cool with that.
Angel James
This
The krauts smashed those stinking prog faggs into small pieces
Joshua Martinez
70s Prog has it's up and downs. It's cheesy, there is a ton of self wanking, a lot of questionable choices, but at its best it's untouchable.
Adam Morgan
It is if you’re dumb.
Nathaniel Morris
Sup Forums never fails to disappoint me
Julian Smith
penis :^)
Blake Rodriguez
Penis indeed.
Zachary Anderson
Have you heard Red ?
Thomas King
nobody cares about prog
Nathaniel Rivera
As cheesy as 70s prog may have been it was definitively better than most newer prog bands.
Nice great opinions man.
Noah Walker
prog isn't cool anymore sorry
William Green
how is art rock not prog? i thought the genres were synonymous
Easton Myers
What I get is that art rock tries experimentation while still being on a ""mainstream"" focus. Prog does whatever wankery they can come up with, though sometimes prog bands release straightforward and simple songs that could fit more as art rock but from the context are still catalogued as prog.
Dylan Davis
prog grew out of late 60s art rock, but it's just a niche within it. it's got chopsmanship and quasi-classical bombast with a heavified 70s feel that art rock doesn't always contain.
Jonathan Perez
>Greatest pop song of all time
>not Like a Rolling Stone