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Tributary Records · 12-29-2015, 01:07 AM

Being the co owner - founder of a fairly successful art rock prog label, it's always a daunting question thinking about the future.

My feeling is the best prog was made in the 1970's and little has been nearly as innovative, creative and executed as well since. I certainly have my theories, but would enjoy hearing what others have to say about it.

How does prog really move forward?

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Tributary Records Groupie Join Date: Dec 2015 Posts: 39	The Future of Prog looking forward, Grim? Being the co owner - founder of a fairly successful art rock prog label, it's always a daunting question thinking about the future. My feeling is the best prog was made in the 1970's and little has been nearly as innovative, creative and executed as well since. I certainly have my theories, but would enjoy hearing what others have to say about it. How does prog really move forward?