How does he do it?

he gets it from touching kids

>>71697912
boringly

>>71698330
>prog rock is boring

I think Top 40 music might be more challenging for your level. They have such great instrumentation in those songs.

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Name a better looking musician.
>pro tip: you can't.

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>>71698902
You're right, I literally can't.

>>71698364
I'd prefer to listen to Top 40 or Classical (what I usually listen to) than boring prog wankery any day of the week.

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He shames pirates.

>>71697912
Mild autism

>>71700517
>Prog
>Wankery
Nice buzzwords. Have you actually bothered to listen to a single prog band other than Dream Theater?

>>71700625
Those aren't buzzwords, you might want to look that up before you use it again. Yes quite a few, my friend who is always trying to claim prog is on a level' with classical doesn't much like Dream Theater but other that that they are almost all constipated, self-important trash.

>>71700705
All right, so you haven't actually listened to a single good progressive rock band. Even the "most popular prog musician" today, Steven Wilson, doesn't appreciate Dream Theater. No one unironically compares classical music and prog and claims that any genre is superior. Stop taking /mu/ so seriously and go listen.

>>71700849
Start with Genesis, Soft Machine, Camel, Eloy, Caravan, Gong, Egg, National Health, Robert Wyatt, Hatfield and the North, Mike Oldfield, Porcupine Tree, Khan, Steve Hackett.