ProgTube
 

Simple, post some of your favorite youtube vids of anything prog related, weither it be live performances, tv appearences, music videos, documentaries or interviews. Just as long as it's awesome... or hilarious.



Gong on some French TV show in 1972. And frontman Daevid Allen (who some of you may know from Soft Machine) is tripping mad f*cking balls on some kind of acid. The craziness starts at 2:35.



Jethro Tull in 1977. Ian Anderson being his typically goofy self.



Gentle Giant in 1974. Keep an eye on the drummer. :laughing:

I've got a few decent ones-


Wetton doing a damn good cover with some guys on King Crimson's Starless. Miss the sax, but yeah...



Pain of Salvation performing "Iter Impius" live, further illustrating why I think Daniel Gildenlow is one talented mofo. :p:

Dude, he's standing in a pool of water.

And he's holding a mic and there's electric equipment nearby. Um... Isn't that a little dangerous?

That Starless cover is awesome btw.

Yep, but who cares! He's the sort of man who throws caution to the wind in order to sing pretentious epic ****e in this god-forsaken era. Kudos to Daniel I say!! :tramp:

King Crimson performing Frame By Frame on The Old Grey Whistle Test in 1982.

Belew really had a thing for pink suits back then.



Genesis on Belgian TV in 1972. Very rare to see Gabriel during that period not wearing some ridiculous costume.



VDGG on German TV in 1970.



Steve Howe doing some awesome versions of The Clap and Mood for a Day. I don't know what year it is but I think it's from a ABWH show so either 89 or 90.

What's Steve Howe doin' these days?

Still playing with both Yes and Asia, as well his own jazz group Steve Howe Trio. He's a busy bee.

Enjoy Boo Boo :D

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Wow. I wish I had BBC.

Not prog related but this is my favourite sketch from the show.