pic related
also larks', inner mounting flame and something by egg
i need to listen to more prog. my uncles used to play in a prog group and one of them was purportedly a drummer on the same level as bruford. he doesn't play anymore tho. not even sure if he still listens to music.
>>53412067
woah, some frickin good italian prog rock we got here, good taste
>>53412086
thanks :)
dark side of the mon
>>53412137
Sorry to disturb you, but what's so great in that album? I listened to it and it gave me nothing except for a few songs.
>>53411976
Nursery Cryme
Foxtrot
Selling England By The Pound
The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway
I'm still getting into the genre, but so far I like contemporary prog better. Frances the Mute, In Absentia, Insurgentes, and Ænima or Lateralus if you count them as prog rock (which is debatable, but I've seen people say they are).
In 70s prog, I like The Dark Side of the Moon and In the Court of the Crimson King a lot. Red by King Crimson and It'll All Work Out in Boomland by T2 is very good too. Close to the Edge, Thick as a Brick and Third are good but I don't think I'll listen to them very often; I'm not into Genesis, didn't like Moving Pictures by Rush much either. I'll try Gentle Giant and Marillion next. Need to give Rock Bottom another listen too.
I saw this on stereogum(?) the other day and thought it was pretty good. What do you guys think?
https://soundcloud.com/drag-city/the-silence-lemon-iro-no-cannabis/s-88dsM
>>53412505
ma nigga
>>53412505
>I'm not into Genesis
dropped
>>53413685
>he is a Genesis man
*tips fedora
>>53413747
>associates Genesis with fedoras
>posts picture of Foucault
If you're being ironic, good job.
>>53413935
I don't know what's irony anymore, but Genesis is shit and could definitly qualify as le wrong generation fedora-core, while Foucault is a fedora would describe as "muh SJWur"
>>53412242
Isn't that what albums are
Pic related is mine
>>53414000
Stop posting.
>>53414044
Camel is fucking based
>>53414000
kill urself
Makes you want to live the bohemian life on an island somewhere off the Greek coast
>>53412505
It's unlikely you'll like Marillion if you didn't like Genesis or Rush, I'd recommend getting into Van der Graaf Generator next.
>>53414000
This is without a doubt one of the worst posts I have ever read
Can't decide on a favorite album, but I really love this one.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FxISJLDXZEw
You guys might enjoy this if you already don't know it.
>THE BOY HAS NO POTENTIAL HE'LL NEVER HAVE COMMERCIAL SUCCESS.
This album gets me so hyped every time.
How do I into prog other than King Crimson? Yes and Genesis are 2cheesy4me, and I already know I need to listen to Robert Wyatt/Soft Machine.
or any emerson lake and palmer album
what do people think about Prog's treatment by many mainstream critics as pompous and cheesy?
>>53417933
fuck
>>53417913
yes and genesis can be super cheesy, but there is good stuff by them. for example, fragile by Yes is just some good straightup rock with prog features. other groups you'd want to check out are henry cow (somewhat similar to soft machine by more avante garde) and maybe some zappa qualifies?
>>53417913
you might like some jethro tull too. try out thick as a brick for total folk proginess or stand up for some more blues type stuff
>>53412505
Don't forget getting around Larks' Tongues in Aspic
>>53412505
yeah, rush just aren't very good. all the cheese, none of the fun
>>53416636
>>53418063
Will do, thanks.
I just listened to Octopus by Gentle Giant and liked it a lot by the way.
>>53412067
>>53412086
>Italian prog fans
Brothers!
>>53418643
>>53417913
>>53418010
It's funny, I find much of King Crimson's work infinitely more cheesy than Genesis.
I always felt a self-awareness in Genesis that's lacking in most other prog bands. They were legitimately funny--both with Gabriel and without him.
I agree about Yes, though. Mostly because of Anderson.
>>53412086
nigga cant even into Greek prog
>>53418770
Love that album.
>>53418790
That is a great album.
>>53418724
King Crimson is extremely pretentious, but I love it. You can tell they really thought they were making art with each album. The album art for In The Wake of Poseidon is really telling of how they thought of their music. If you can sort of agree with the level of pretension in their music, then you'll love it. If you're not as into the music then all that pretension is just going to seem like all of the self indulgent nonsense prog is mocked for.
>>53411976
>>53418129
But Rush is more fun than any other prog band
>>53413747
you cant do the fedora meme with prog. you shouldnt do it anyway, but its especially redundant if you do it within prog circles
>>53414360
yes
>>53412505
Have you listened to Riverside?
Pink Floyd - Meddle
>>53417886
Agreed, what a fucking fantastic record.
>>53418976
>But Rush is more fun than any other prog band
Are you kidding? Jethro Tull is by far the most fun prog band.
tarkus
>tfw Jojo helped you appreciate prog rock
>>53418770
This may be my favorite concept album.
>mfw this ended up being my favorite Genesis album
I didn't care much for it som years earlier, but it has grown in unbelievable heights the more I listened to it.
Selling England is a very close second and Nursery Cryme is also GOAT.
I've never listened to prog-rock besides King Crimson (unless krautrock counts), what should I listen to next?
>>53422238
which King Crimson albums?
>>53422238
Pink Floyd or Porcupine tree
>>53411976
>mfw people say punk killed prog
>mfw punk is dead now and only thing it has left are shitty pop punk groups while prog is still alive and well
>>53422329
my favorites are Lark's Tongue In Aspic, Red and of coure ITCOTCK
>>53422625
Larks and Red are weirder, less typical prog sounding albums than their stuff before that. I'd recommend checking out Magma for something that doesn't necessarily sound like it, but it has that experimental spirit. For more traditional prog (which I'm far more versed in) check out:
Genesis - Foxtrot
Yes - Close to the Edge
Camel - Mirage
Gentle Giant - Octopus
Jethro Tull - Thick As A Brick
>>53416526
I like you
>in a patrician prog-rock thread
>noone mentions prog's german twin, krautrock