👍👍 Excellent Harold. Justifiably The Lamb is deserving of top spot , but on another day so would be Tales from Topographic Oceans , and the same with The Wall... Personally , somewhere on the list I would put Soft Machine Third , great video. 🤘😍
I'm 24 and totally new to prog rock. The only group's I'm into at present are Tangent, UNIT and Myth Of Logic and that's only because I heard about them via The Prog Corner and Spinnin Prog. Your videos are the best (for me) because they make it easy for me to decide where to start and investigate further.
Well, I don't consider The Beatles progressive rock BUT without The Beatles, prog rock would either never have happened or started much later. Revolver, Peppers and the White Album definitely point proto-progressive rockers in the right direction!
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Outstanding albums Harold have a great day brother
Thank you Jeff.
Great list Harold!
Thank you Andy.
good work
Thank you.
Those are all great albums, nowadays more prog albums than not are double, sometimes not for the best.
Thank you once again Mark.
👍👍 Excellent Harold. Justifiably The Lamb is deserving of top spot , but on another day so would be Tales from Topographic Oceans , and the same with The Wall... Personally , somewhere on the list I would put Soft Machine Third , great video. 🤘😍
Yes thank you.
I'm 24 and totally new to prog rock. The only group's I'm into at present are Tangent, UNIT and Myth Of Logic and that's only because I heard about them via The Prog Corner and Spinnin Prog. Your videos are the best (for me) because they make it easy for me to decide where to start and investigate further.
That's very nice that I can help you out with discovering important prog rock bands.
Love that Lamb Lies down was #1! Great job Harold!
Well, I don't consider The Beatles progressive rock BUT without The Beatles, prog rock would either never have happened or started much later. Revolver, Peppers and the White Album definitely point proto-progressive rockers in the right direction!
I agree.