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Originally Posted by Trollheart
Yeah well I've never really considered ELO's post early seventies output to be really prog, nor them to be a prog band, no more than Supertramp or Alan Parsons Project or even It Bites, to some degree, can be considered prog. So I would take your point on that. But definitely symphonic. Maybe if there's a symphonic rock battle? If not, I think it can qualify here.
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I don't see one but we could always make one. How does this look? (pulled mostly from RYM but edited to exclude albums that already appear on other lists):
Symphonic Rock
1. Electric Light Orchestra - Eldorado (
A New World Record is technically higher in the chart but I put this in for the sake of including it)
2. Devil Doll - Dies Irae
3. Malice Mizer - Merveilles
4. Jean-Claude Vannier - L'enfant assassin des mouches
5. Spiritualized® - Let It Come Down
6. Foetus - Love
7. MEER - Playing House
8. Trans-Siberian Orchestra - Beethoven's Last Night
9. Nikolo Kotzev - Nostradamus
10. Alquin - Nobody Can Wait Forever
If so the new Symphonic Prog list would look like this: