Wait, I forgot about Jethro Tull. I've heard Aqualung(album, not just song) quite a lot in my youth.
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Thick as a Brick is great but I didn't like Pt. 2 that much
probably the hardest-hitting prog for me is Relayer by Yes - it's delirious |
My dad listened to a lot of Yes and Supertramp when I was young. I remember Fragile and Breakfast in America playing quite often in the background of my youth.
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I suppose I listened to a little bit of Pink Floyd, but really just thought of it as classic rock at the time when I was in late middle school / early high school.
A little bit after Pink Floyd, I discovered Porcupine Tree's album In Abstentia, after falling in love with the song "Gravity Eyelids" when an older cousin was listening to it. So this was probably my first real prog experience. It really blew my mind, to be quite honest. There was so much going on, and it was all so perfectly put together. Many a night, I would go to sleep listening to Porcupine Tree. |
listening to Thick as a Brick now actually, does get a bit wordy - wish there were longer instrumental passages
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@ Phanastasio : that`s a masterful track from a band I`ve never heard of before.Thanks. The guy`s got a great voice, and I love how the music shifts so easily, from delicate to flat-out and back again.
@ Chumley : have you read Dotoar`s review of ELP`s first album ? You`d probably find it interesting, so here`s a link in case you haven`t come across it yet: http://www.musicbanter.com/album-rev...-reviewed.html |
^^^Thanx.
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You`re welcome ! Thanks for commenting on the Cross-Collateral thread - I`ll be checking out their first album, on your recommendation.
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