progressive rock recordings / bands

[Spidey2112]

Interesting, and I'm digging it, breaux! Nice job!

 

[Les Fret]

Interesting, and I'm digging it, breaux! Nice job!

thanks! I appreciate the comment.

 

[Indiedog]

I bought and enjoyed their last album, I really dig a female voice in the Prog genre.

Female voice in progressive??

MAGENTA!!!!!!!!
For the win!!

 

[Lionelfrenchy]

I'm proud to present my french prog-math-noise band "Le baron de vincese"

 

[Jeff Scott]

The best!

 

[Lionelfrenchy]

Their 4th album "orbe" is coming

 

[rylie]

Early fan of King Crimson, Yes and Moody Blues.
Now, 50 years later, also including Steven Wilson/Porcupine Tree and The Pineapple Thief.

 

[Bob_Ross]

I first became aware of the band Triumvirat one night in the late 1970s when WNEW-FM (this was back before they had transitioned from a forward-thinking AOR station to a C&W station) played one of their tunes, and teenage me must have liked it because I made a mental note to check out more of their music

...and >45 years later, I just remembered I'd never bothered to follow up! So I did a quick search on youtube, and this was the first hit that came up:



It's not terrible. They aren't breaking any new ground (even for 1978) but at least they're not a total clone of ELP.

 

[Jeff Scott]

I first became aware of the band Triumvirat one night in the late 1970s when WNEW-FM (this was back before they had transitioned from a forward-thinking AOR station to a C&W station) played one of their tunes, and teenage me must have liked it because I made a mental note to check out more of their music

...and >45 years later, I just remembered I'd never bothered to follow up! So I did a quick search on youtube, and this was the first hit that came up:



It's not terrible. They aren't breaking any new ground (even for 1978) but at least they're not a total clone of ELP.

Nor is the song title much in the way of ground-breaking.

 

[jerry]

 

[Lionelfrenchy]

Their last title, it's very creative more avant-garde than progressive but i like it. Love the clip too.
Maybe more drum in the mix ?

 

[Yonni]

After disappearing down a rabbit hole, thanks to Steven Wilson, I have discovered Ange:

 

[Jeff Scott]

Fayrewether was a local band back in the last century that I saw many times. The drummer was one of many that Rare Blends had (8 or 9, something like that in 11 years).



Vinnie with Rare Blend September 10, 2005.

 

[Jeff Scott]

 

[Jeff Scott]

www.youtube.com/watch?v=nrSCU_3hK34

 

[Jeff Scott]

 

[Yonni]

I recently picked up a vinyl copy of Bachdenkel Stalingrad. Pretty good stuff. I’m now on the hunt for their Lemmings album.

Also, Locomotiv GT, who I think are Hungarian. Great album.

 

[Cadillac_Mike]

old Genesis

Even a lot of Genesis' 80's Phil Collins stuff which everyone considers sellout pop has some nifty prog sprinkled in at times (the keyboard bridge in Invisible Touch for instance).

 

[Richland123]

Six By Six

Ian Crichton from the band Saga is in this band

 

[Les Fret]

Even a lot of Genesis' 80's Phil Collins stuff which everyone considers sellout pop has some nifty prog sprinkled in at times (the keyboard bridge in Invisible Touch for instance).

I think Duke is a good album. Maybe their last really good one. The longer songs on the 80s/90s albums still had some prog elements. But it was 85% pop