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Prog songs by non-prog bands 2017-08-30 12:16:03 Post No. 74847615
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ITT we discuss songs from non progressive bands that would qualify as progressive.
I'll start:
Shine On Youu Crazy Diamond - Pink Floyd.
Cygnus X-1 Books 1 & 2 - Rush.
Suite Sister Mary - Queensryche.
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This is a joke right
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>>74847615
Terrapin Station Medley and Weather Report Suite- Grateful Dead
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>>74847615
the bait is too bad for me to even want to link an image
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>>74847615
Genesis - Dancing With The Moonlight Knight
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king crimson - moonchild
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its funny right?
cause we're naming prog songs by prog bands!
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>>74847615
Radiohead - Creep
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Can we answer this genuinely? This is actually a pretty interesting topic to discuss if we take it seriously.
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probably some of the tracks on paralytic stalks
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paranoid android
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>>74848091
No, the question is very stupid.
The genre of "progressive rock" is defined stylistically, not by how progressive the music is.
A rock song doesn't become prog rock by being progressive.
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On-GP Death Grips
Siberian Breaks MGMT
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>>74848174
At what point in OP's post does he use the term "progressive rock?" Never, he says "progessive songs."
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>>74848228
"Prog songs by non-prog bands"
I take prog to be shorthand for prog rock. You might disagree with that interpretation though.
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