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Maybe do an episode about the Yes solo albums? A few are excellent, and even the Howe albums have some nice instrumentals, if you can get past the gag-inducing vocals. Chris Squire's Fish out of Water is, IMO, an undeniable prog masterpiece. And you couldn't do all the Wakeman efforts, probably, but at least Six Wives is worth a deep dive. (And he did the wonderful excerpt from that on Yessongs, so it DOES count as Yes, pretty much).

I had given up on Yes after the wretched Tormato came out, but Drama was an absolute breath of fresh air. I loved it at the time, and as the years have gone by, I've come to appreciate it more and more. To me it was the last "great" Yes album. In fact, Drama now stands firmly their top five. (CTTE, Fragile, Going for the One, Yessongs, and Drama, if you're interested!)

Loving what you guys do. How can anyone criticise this? The world is beyond me sometimes. Not a criticism but I thought Queen II might have made an appearance. Not quite prog rock? I dunno.

Anywhere decent in Cork to buy some deep house/techno these days?

Hi, I'd like to make a comment re the Chicago album featured, actually the group of Chicago albums 5-6-7-8 are my best; contains great elements of rock / jazz -rock / acoustic -rock - magical musicianship, enjoy ! Have you heard the Krautrock bands - Guru Guru / Grobshnitt / Kraan and any Scandinavian bands like Host / Landberk / Kaamos / Wigwam / Tasvallen Presidenti ?? check them out !!

Love your channel, guys. Love it. Are you from Tipp? I'm in West Cork.

21:00 - was only listening to that this morning!!

Moon Safari, quite a nice pick. You should check out OTT - Skylon (etc)

Crime of the Century, one of my "heritances" from my long past father...

Mafia stole my guitar - great great album very underrated.

Nice job. For my own history with this band, I loved U.S.A. and I loved Thrakattak way more than you did -- anyone who loves that huge menacing improvisatory side to the band -- indeed, who thinks it's precisely this side of the band that separates them, will love these, I think.

Look at all those Sick, sicko Nanoparticles (SRM) above , by the drive down the Lee, and no one gives a damn...but that crap is going right up Ur hooter and crossing the Blood /Brain.😢 barrier.. virus, brain fog .EPA ?

Ian Crichton- saga Steve rothery- marillion David Gilmore- pink Floyd Alex lifelesson- rush

Wonderful to see the superb classic 'John Barleycorn Must Die' by Traffic featured here! It's great that you spotlight such gems that often get overshadowed by the more prominent Prog giants.. 'Blind Faith' by Blind Faith (also with Steve Winwood on vocals and keys) is another excellent album that deserves more recognition!

great haul for the new Progcouple! the biggest thing you guys could face is, you see a Prog or otherwise record you BOTH WANT. Who gets to buy and own it? Or like in a scene in the new music-themed film "The Greatest Hits", is it something that has to have "joint custody"? I must admit, a few times, I let my wife have the record we both wanted (Capital Cities "A Tidal Wave of Mystery" for example). However on Record Store Day many years ago (2019?) the GHOST WORLD soundtrack was availlable, but we found only 1 copy. And while my wife likes the film, GW is my favorite movie ever, so it was mine being a bigger fan. or if there are 2 copies, you get 2? more expensive for a couple's income/budget, but hey.

'Face The Music' is a great ELO album too.

Tara get your arse back to those record stores and get yourself some of Canada's finest...the mighty Anvil!

Queen II is one of the best albums ever! The rest of these are great too. Rush is one of this bands I'm so glad I saw live

I agree with both of you atom heart mother is a great album unfortunately the Floyd thinks differently they have all claimed that they hate the album or at least that's what I've seen in various interviews with them over the years

Such a great front man and vocalist Roger Chapman. Family were a unique band , and I never tire of seeing the great John Wetton , whoever he is playing with. A lovely sight to see you two together , and let's face it , 2 Prog minds are better than 1. Much love to you both. 😍🎵🎵🤘

Congrats T + C. No surprises there . A great musical match. I wish you all the best for the future. Tara great start on your new program on prog radio minus Dermot. Cody is it possible to get any playlists from the programs on Deep Nuggets like they appear on Prog Radio. Cheers from Australia

Great episode. Wish you all the best. Cheers.

Mouthwatering haul of goodies!

You guys look like a nice couple. I wish the best for both of you. Tara, what's up with those record shops at home or on discogs? 80!? 100!? for a common record!? That's ridiculous! That's the kind of money you're supposed to pay for hard to find records.

you need a extra suitcase now

and yeah i noticed the prices in england are extreem high ( not in bunker vinyl of course )

oh my god 😅 what a great haul and as bonus finally queen

Awesome haul of great albums ! Congrats you guys make a great couple . Thanks for showing your pickups 😎I also think Hawkwind ‘Warrior’ is a exceptional album 👌

I`d be ashamed if my girlfriend had a better music taste than myself !! LOL

Fantastic haul!!!

"March of the Black Queen"

Loved his Zappa reference!!!

Nantucket Sleighride is, by far, their best album!! "Tired Angels" will floor ya!

Looking forward to some sort of Canadian/Irish accent developing here…allybums ay?

Certainly made me smile. Good luck to both of you.

Oooh exciting, guys help me find a girlfriend my age that likes prog too, please 😂

Congrats! “Queen II” is my favorite Queen album. It’s brilliant and filled with deep cuts.

(Gentle Giant-The Power And Glory) The only way I could describe my first experience is the most “exhilarating bonkers” I ever felt 😆😂🤘🏼if that makes any sense 😂….I much prefer Octopus….tho some say The Power And Glory is easier to digest. What is the name of the album Cody gifted you…I need to explore that one. If Tara loves it so will I! You two are just precious together 💖

Whoa this is news! Godspeed you two, and as they say , prog on!

You two are so cute. I did have a Dermot moment, feeling like a protective father! Tell him you have a whole bunch of viewers that are protective of you! LOL! Anyway, Good haul! Yay, you finally got a Brian Auger album too! Like with any artist, you have to start somewhere, then expand out until you get a good sample!

Congratulations you 2. Happy for you both

Great episode folks!! 👍 I’m more into heavier guitar riff based prog. My list at the moment: 1. Led Zeppelin 2. Deep Purple 3. Rush 4. Pink Floyd 5. Dream Theater Keep up the great work. 💪🏻

There are so many to choose from, but the most underrated prog band of all is the German band, Eloy.

My best Year ever .

Lord, I don't remember what I've listened to even yesterday. Never surrender your brain completely to work. Play is paramount!

I first heard the debut years ago , did not really understand what it was all about - then I heard Red which I enjoyed a bit more . Moving on a few years I picked up the reissues of both these records on vinyl purely on a whim and that is where my journey started with Crimson properly. During the pandemic I managed to win all the other albums up to and including Discipline ( all brand new reissues ) on an Ebay auction for around £70 in total ( bargain !) and have since added some live recordings to my collection. Good video subscribed to your Channel

Heres are my top 5 fav albums 1, oasis definitely maybe ,2. Nirvana nevermind, ,3 whats the story' morning glory by oasis ' 4 the verve urban hymns' 5 the beatles abbey road,

ATTWT does mark a major turning point for the band of course. Losing two conributors in short order would mark change for any band. I really like that album and Duke also because they opened places in the music for the 3 remaining members to shine. The previous albums were energetic with multiple musical ideas but also more crowded musically. I found ATTWT to be more lyrical overall than the previous albums if not as engaging. The Genesis members spoke to the phenom of discovery of music when you are coming of age 16-20 etc in the John Edgington interviews and that is true for me as I discovered ATTWT as my first Genesis album as opposed to FM or pop radio so I am biased I guess. They also acknowledges that they all became more successful after Peter and Steve left the band.