Lord of the Rings Edition
Discuss progressive rock, jazz-rock, progressive folk, space rock, and etc.
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Lord of the Rings Edition
Discuss progressive rock, jazz-rock, progressive folk, space rock, and etc.
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Is this the most impressive album of all time?
Listen to Il Balletto di Bronzo.
based OP, OP
>Bo Hansson
Incredibly based
>why yes, I do think Karn Evil 9 is the best Emerson Lake And Palmer song, as a matter of fact Brain Salad Surgery is their best album, how could you tell
I think Brain Salad Surgery gets a lot of undeserved hate, but saying it's better than Tarkus is pushing it.
Could you guys tone it down with the reddit memes for once?
>reddit memes
please leave
sorry for wanting an underage-free space
brain salad surgery is the best elp album
wrong. it's trilogy
>removes the autistic moaning ∞
ahh perfect
also altamont sounds a lot like magma
Porcupine Tree were actually a pretty good group when Steven wasn't trying to write that awful sweaty prog-buttrock garbage
Even at their lowest, Porcupine Tree were still better than To the Bone.
post your most recent listen
my computer went to shit during the listen so I definitely didn't give it full attention. wasn't a huge fan of the vocals and the instrumentals were a little too repetitive
5/5
What are some top tier prog recs that are either
1. Instrumental
2. Don't have vocalists that sound like nerdy dweebs but are more passionate, powerful
I've jammed KC, Genesis, Yes, VDGG, Pink Floyd, Robert Wyatt, Camel, Can, Magma, Gentle Giant, Rush and Jethro Tull. Although the instrumentals are fantastic and very creative, the vocals are just the biggest turn off.
tell me some vocalist you like first
Red Queen to Gryphon Three is instrumental.
Top of my head:
Johnny Cash
Morrissey (The Smiths)
Blind Willie Johnson
Chino Moreno (Deftones)
Attila Csihar (Mayhem)
Jon Chang (buncha grind bands)
90s RnB/Garage/House/Eurodance divas in general
Beyonce
Dua Lipa
Lingua Ignota
Female singer from Comus
Female singer from Natural Snow Buildings
Cool will peep thanks
Secret Oyster
The snow goose by camel is instrumental
brand x
mahavishnu orchestra
some zappa albums (hot rats)
national health
tubular bells
His new stuff is awful.
Liquid tension experiment
∞ is almost a chore to listen to, and is the only thing that stops 6 6 6 from being a 10/10
What's your all time favorite prog record?
mine is pic related
Eden Rose - On the Way to Eden
Renaissance - Scheherazade and Other Stories
>Natural Snow Buildings
Good taste.
Remember the Future without a doubt. Tab in the Ocean is also great, but RTF is just too good to even be real.
Facts
I know I'll get shit for asking this, but what would be the DigiGhouls of progressive rock?
Or just prog that crosses over into noise rock, a la Earthbound.
>4 Steven Wilson albums
What in Tarnation
I put this together in like 2 minutes and wasn't really paying attention to what I put on there beyond "does it fit the side I'm putting it on", didn't even realize I put 4 from the same person /:
New Katatonia any good?
Listened to this today, pretty good.
Guy from leprous kinda has a chino vibe
Ironic that Wilson wrote 99% of pt's stuff by himself. Guess that’s the difference of having someone like Gavin Harrison in your band
it alright
going through genesis discography, this was made after lamb lies down on broadway so i listened to it
not as good as any genesis album
i don't know but is this prog rock
youtu.be
Oh yes, Renaissance, Annie Haslam is terrific.
Pain of salvation, Opeth. Probably the best two vocalists in the whole scene and both groups have steered more towards progrock in their last few albums.
Why put the photo of the first album on this, when it wasn't on Acquiring the Taste?
The GOAT record, of all kind of music.
Any good progressive electronic/synth heavy stuff
White Noise - Electric Storm
Stuntman - Edgar Froese
George Harrison - Electronic Sound
This was really boring.
It has a few good moments I like but it's definitely the weakest of their classic albums.
Really like the following:
>Ride my seesaw
>house of four doors
>Voices in the sky
Legend of a mind always sticks in my head too whenever I hear it.
However it really falls off after The best way to travel. Best thing it really does is set you up a bit for Threshold. Always feels more of an album where they were settling in to all writing songs separately without a concept like DOFP.
Even with all that said I can still appreciate it a lot more than an album like Octave which didn't even feel like Pinder was on it.
Fuck yeah this album is awesome and cobham is amazing
New Haken track just dropped
It's Faken shite
Better than the first single at least. I didn’t like vector but this track has major Wilson vibes
It's Dream Theater but groovier and has no cringy vocals
>blocks your path
For real though Planet X is awesome. Sherinian is one of my favorite keyboardists and both Macalpine and Donati are criminally underrated.
This is good shit. Definitely one of the better releases I've heard from this year.