Need recommendations on good prog rock bands.

King Crimson

Lord Ruby

Obvious; Yes, Gong, Popol Vuh, Amon Duul II.
Not obvious: Pulsar, Harmonium, Bachdenkel, Smoke (Everything).
Hard listens: Shub Niggurath, Univers Zero.

Gentle Giant
Van der Graaf Generator
Caravan
Genesis
Eloy
PFM
Can (not really prog but amazing)

>>69126469
>Gong
Absolutely Based anon
>>69126359
4 Visions....by Eskaton
https://www.youtube.com/watchv=zyrefoqcBLc
Sacrifice by Black Widow
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbfZyYLX8Lk
Premiata Forneria Marconi
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zuImkmDCDME

>>69126590
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zyrefoqcBLc
woops

They are never mentioned here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8fI1COkVqiw

>>69126359
Ozric Tentacles

The Moody Blues
Jethro Tull
Procol Harum

Camel
Genesis
Yes
ELP
Jethro Tull
Spock's Beard

My personal recommendation would be:

Wobbler - Afterglow
Birds and buildings - Bantam to behemoth
Mike Oldfield - Ommadawn
The Mercury Tree - Permutations
Bent knee - Say so

Classics have already been posted

Tool is good despite what /mu/ says

>>69126681
why would being entry level automatically make it shit? just because it's easy listening that's popular doesn't automatically make it bad.

>>69126530

this to be honest family

The Mars Volta

>>69129184
no

>>69127181
Welcome to /mu/

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>>69126359
This
>>69126902
All of Tools albums are good, and sometimes they can sound similar to King Crimson, especially discipline

>>69126530
>Can (not really prog but amazing)

I feel like Tago Mago and [spoiler]maybe[/spoiler] Ege bamyasi are more into the prog side than kraut

Also, OP, when I was a progbitch i listened to a lot of Satori, an album by Flower Travellin' Band . Didn't really listen to the rest of it though.

>>69126359
Opeth's last album.

Ah, sorry, you wanted *good* prog rock. In that case I love Camel.

>>69126359
Höyry Kone, Magma, Univers Zero and Bacamarte are the less obvious recs that come to my mind right now.

>>69126359
>ctrl+f
>no Emerson Lake & Palmer

Listen to Tarkus

Porcupine Tree and Steven Wilson

The Moody Blues

check out 'In search for the Lost Chord' and 'On The Threshold of a Dream' especially.

Caravan, Soft Machine.

>>69129184
>>69129580
yes

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Supertramp

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>>69126359
As a music pleb who listened to OP's pic for the first time recently, what am I suppsoed to make out of those random notes from moonchild? The rest is great.

Also I pick Prog rock albums at random, recently I got into Focus.
Harmonium is GOAT until proven otherwise.

Holy shit, can't believe no one (not even this fag. >>69126681) mentioned Henry Cow
https://youtu.be/xwoJ3-_wZOI

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>>69126359
Stert here

Kvartetten Som Sprängde - Kattvals
Kultivator - Barndomens Stigar
Kollektiv - SWF-Sessions Volume 5
U Totem - s/t

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Here's an interesting prog album by an obscure band from a country which no longer exists.
https://rateyourmusic.com/release/album/pop_masina/kiselina/

>>69131336
>Tarkus instead of their self titled
Why, the only good thing about Tarkus is the title track.