oh dear. Thats what trying to be helpful gets you on the forums. Back to silent membership it is then. I'd suggest you need a complex understanding of music to get to grips with this genre rather than a big a peen or whatever it is you have, seeing as the artists themselves are for the most part phenomenal musicians who are classically trained I think it is quite pertinent to try and interpret {interperate, nice} their music analytically and see it as a proper music form: ie. applying classical understanding of music to better understand their music.
Cant believe your command of english is so poor that you'd think I was giving or attempting to give a definitive list of prog. Rather, it is just a list of acclaimed progressive artists, who, for someone who might just not know much about the genre would find useful and accessible.
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Stuff like Thick as A Brick and A Passion Play are progressive albums IMO, if you think different then thats up to you. Bands like Tull have gone through so many different styles of music it's easy just to label them with one, which is normally **** to the uninitiated, to others folk. Depends on how much you like a band I suppose.
Everyone else seems to think I'm an Arsenal fan
I was only being light hearted, if this is what it's like in here all the time no wonder I don't post much.
IMO some Tull albums are Prog, your opinion is different. The OP was asking for some suggestions, not an argument. I gave mine and you gave yours.
