Post good prog albums

real talk tool are the only interesting prog band that isnt king crimson

>>69451272
Thanks for saying that. I think Tool is underrated by a lot of people, especially here on /mu/. I agree sometimes they're a little im14andthisisdeep but their sound stays engaging and interesting in all their albums.

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>good prog

>>69451385
>dark side / the wall
>tool
>queensryche
>meshuggah

These are all good bands though

>>69451306
lmao a little

Alan Parsons made some decent albums.

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My personal favourite prog record, and one of the masterpieces of the genre.

>>69451459
this gets posted in every thread I can't remember the last time prog came up and somebody posted tool

>>69451385
What is wrong with Porcupine Tree tho

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This is some of the best music in the history of mankind

>>69451475
i've seen tool posted quite a number of times desu

>>69451577
this and their next two records are all top tier prog

>>69451577
where should i go with genesis after selling england? that album is amazing but its the only genesis i know

>>69451306
if tool wore super tight clothes*, were preoccupied with pop culture meme faggotry, didn't use any real instruments and only recorded on a daw using midi, they would be mu/core.

*wearing bras and dressing like a lady doesn't fulfill this prerequisite.

>>69451651
A Trick of the Tail and Duke are god-tier, anon. Try em.

>>69451651
Foxtrot, Nursery Cryme, The Lamb Lies. These are the top 4. There is some great stuff on Trespass, A Trick of the Tail and Wind & Wuthering too.