Prog Rock Revisited.... (42)
Kaybee50: The influences that bounced back and forth.
Some U.S. bands made it in Europe, butnow not in the U.S. and vice versa.
There are albums I have from the time I lived in Europe that not never received radio time in the U.S.
What I considered Progressive was Echo and the Bunnymen, Ice House genre.
Some U.S. bands made it in Europe, but
There are albums I have from the time I lived in Europe that not never received radio time in the U.S.
What I considered Progressive was Echo and the Bunnymen, Ice House genre.
I type too darned fast.
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bodleing: Just listening to Syd Barret on the radio...now that was progressive rock...
He's dead also isn't he?
He's dead also isn't he?
Yes, he died some years ago, after a life in asylums or under the care of his family.
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I don't know if this is prog rock but here it goes:
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Moody Blues - Your Wildest Dreams
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Progressive Jazz Rock with middle eastern influences, quite a mix of styles...
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the old arena rockers...not so much my thing but I did like some of the moody blues and a band called uriah heap, as well as some of ELP....most of my friends loves this stuff :)
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felixis99: the old arena rockers...not so much my thing but I did like some of the moody blues and a band called uriah heap, as well as some of ELP....most of my friends loves this stuff :)
I used to like Uriah, had 7 Albums. They fired David Byron because
he was an Alcoholic, he died young after his liver packed up.
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bodleing: Just listening to Syd Barret on the radio...now that was progressive rock...
He's dead also isn't he?
He's dead also isn't he?
he's been dead for years but founded Pink Floyd...here ya go
I have some original footage of Syd on CD that I found tucked away in a second had shop a few yrs ago...love it...sorry I haven't a way to share it ATM
as for airplane & hendrix in the 60s - to answer that question- they were referred to as psycheldelic rock....head music (from one who was there, quite actually) enjoy
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This is whats getting me fired up right now...
Porqupine Tree frontman Steven Wilsons 3rd solo outing while still involved with PT, No-man, Blackfield and numerous re-engineering projects...
The first solo album (Insurgentes) was a perfect companion to his PT offerings and set the bar so high that the second recording (Grace for Drowning) really hadn't a hope of matching up to...This all changed with album 3, 'The Raven that refused to sing', this stands up as not only the best of the solo work but is equal to the very best of the entire PT back catalogue...Frankly, this is a masterpiece...
I have the full CD's worth here, see what you think....
Steven Wilson and PT have been likend to the natural successors of the vacant position that was once occupied by the mighty Pink Floyd, its my opinion that SW/PT have moved the dark and brooding Floydean musical ethic firmly into the 21st centuary....
Enjoy....
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Porqupine Tree frontman Steven Wilsons 3rd solo outing while still involved with PT, No-man, Blackfield and numerous re-engineering projects...
The first solo album (Insurgentes) was a perfect companion to his PT offerings and set the bar so high that the second recording (Grace for Drowning) really hadn't a hope of matching up to...This all changed with album 3, 'The Raven that refused to sing', this stands up as not only the best of the solo work but is equal to the very best of the entire PT back catalogue...Frankly, this is a masterpiece...
I have the full CD's worth here, see what you think....
Steven Wilson and PT have been likend to the natural successors of the vacant position that was once occupied by the mighty Pink Floyd, its my opinion that SW/PT have moved the dark and brooding Floydean musical ethic firmly into the 21st centuary....
Enjoy....
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bodleing: Dead!!!
Well most of em....
Well most of em....
The 27-Club.
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Unfortunately around the turn of the decade the term Prog Rock replaced the term Progressive Rock. Probably just coincidence, but the now Prog Rock bands climbed up their own a**hole with self indulgent never ending pieces of tedium and tried to fool us this was 'progressive'.
Like I said...thank god for the pistols...the dinosaurs were almost extinct!!!
The influences that bounced back and forth.
Some U.S. bands made it in Europe, but now in the U.S. and vice versa.
There are albums I have from the time I lived in Europe that not never received radio time in the U.S.
What I considered Progressive was Echo and the Bunnymen, Ice House genre.