Prog Albums That Have Aged Well
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- Опубликовано: 15 июл 2024
- Today I’m looking at 15 Prog Rock albums that just get better and better with each passing year. Music is, in fact, like a fine wine, isn’t it? Drink it up!!!!
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I think that the artwork by Roger Dean on Greenslade is my favourite of his works. I don't know why but I really like it!
It’s amazing.
Moraz may just be one of the most talented, but also most unlucky musicians in the World of Prog. Canned by Yes because manager Brian Lane was orchestrating the return of Wakeman behind his back. A falling out with The Moody Blues that lead to his firing and an embarrassing (for both sides) televised court case, plus a solo career that has gotten little to no recognition from the music press. But his talent has always been unquestionable.
He never gets the respect he deserves - thus his #1 ranking here!!!!
Thanks for including Starcastle in your list. Their second album, Fountains of Light, is the one that has aged very well over time for me.
That sweet Roy Thomas Baker production!!!!
Starcastle was always a guilty pleasure for me. The criticism from prog purists was that they were a group of Yes wannabes, but as a devoted Yes fan I appreciated the fact that they used Yes as strong influence and skewed just slightly toward the rock side of prog rock. FOL was indeed a classic (so imagine our embarrassment when their record company forced them into an unsuccessful commercial lane with the execrable “Reel to Real,” which killed the band). I particularly loved their rhythm section; the bassist managed to nail the Chris Squire sound and technique (I forget his name - he passed away a few years ago). For an album or two, they were, to me, shining stars in the prog pantheon. I also wish someone had remastered the albums for CD re-release because the CDs were simply vinyl masters transferred to CD, which sound like crapola, RTB production or not!
Hey Scot ! I think the album that hasn't aged one bit is the 1st King Crimson album . You would release that album today exactly as is and it would make a huge impact on the world of Prog. It is still the greatest Prog. release ever in my opinion. Thanks for mentioning Happy the Man, they are one of my fav. Prog bands of all time!
I like the way you think!!!! 👍👍❤️
The song Epitaph is timeless
I've become a huge fan of Nektar in the last year, although A Tab In The Ocean is one of the few early albums I have not heard yet. I've really grown to appreciate "Down To Earth" also, which I did not like on first listen. It might actually be my favorite of the albums I've heard.
I hated that one at first but yeah, over time I’ve learned to love it!!!! Nektar!!!
Thank you!
'Demons and Wizards' URIAH HEEP British LEGENDS since1969
"Moonmadness" and "Three Friends" I lump together in this category, because I got them at the same time and both were my introductions to their respective bands. Was quite underwhelmed by both initially, but now absolutely love them and cannot figure out why I didn't take to them when I was younger.
I actually just listened to "Fandangos In Space" a couple weeks ago! Posted it on Prog Collectors.
Fully agree on "The Story Of i". I LOVE it, but wasn't quite sure back in those days.
I would add YES "Drama" to this list, because I think it's the YES album that has taken the biggest swing on the Got Better With Age Pendulum. Thought it was ok back in the early 80s, and totally love it now!!
Drama is the correct Yes album in this category for me too. I liked it. But in 1980 I had already kinda moved on. Tormato broke my heart. Love Beach broke my heart. Ditto And Then There Were Three. But upon further review: Drama is fabulous.
You rock, brother! Love your energy and enthusiasm! Thanks for great programs! Keep on rockin!
Thank you!!!!!!
Great show thanks Scott! Heldon's 'Stand By' would be a great fit into this! Combining Fripp-esque guitartronics , ambient yet scary soundscapes, and freeform composition, 'Stand By' is a direct line to wonderful IDM artists like Aphex Twin and Autechre, as well as prog/fusion minded hip hop artists like EL-P and Madlib.
Heldon!!!! Excellent call.
I learn so much watching your videos. Great choices, mainly because there are 3 or 4 I haven't listened to before and now will do! i.e. the Moraz and Gypsy s/t. I am sorta glad that there isn't any Renaissance on here, which tells me you also agree they have always been great and didn't require ageing!
Exactly right about Renaissance!!!!!! Amazing band.
Tab in the Ocean! Such a great album, Nektar is so underrated 👍
They are!!!
Thanks, Scott, for this great list. Made a playlist of those that aren't high on my listening radar so they can be heard more with likely purchase in mind. Really enjoying you channel.
Thank you!!!!!
Nice one Scot!! Caress of Steel has always been a favorite of mine! I'm a day 1 Rush fan and still remember as a 16 yr old walking out of Records On Wheels in Burlington ON with "Archives" 3 album set (their 1st 3 LPs) under my arm for $5.99. Fountain Of Lamneth still one of my top 5 Rush tracks. The Necromancer a classic too "3 travelers, men of Willowdale" awesome. Cheers!
Yes!!!! 👍👍👍
Area, Greenslade, King Crimson, Nektar, all brilliant albums, great idea and episode. Cheers my friend.
I start with the thumbnail and work from there…
That was a fun list. Thanks! When are we going to get some love for Triumvirat’s “Spartacus?”
Spartacus and Illusions On A Double Dimple rival anything the “big” bands were doing!!!
Thanks Scott for turning me onto Cinema by Regna. It is a great album!
You are welcome!!!!!
My favorite video of yours...so far in 2024. I concur with every album that I own. The rest? Future aural vacations on my prog rock journey into Scotland.
Sweet!!!! Wearing a kilt is about as Prog as it gets…
Great list Scott! Half of this list I never heard before and the other half I haven't listened to in a LONG time. So far this afternoon I've listened to Fandangos in Space (fantastic--where has it been hiding all my life?) and Story of I. Saving Olias for sleepytime :)
What a great day!!!!!! Life is good. Prog is the music of heaven.
Really cool video today, great topic and great choices! Most of these I do know quite well and really enjoy, but there are some that I have not heard and need to check out (Gypsy, Area, Greenslade, Carmen), as well as a few that I heard long ago and need to revisit (Patrick Moraz, Rush, Sebastian Hordie, UK). I'm sure there are any others that cold fit this category, but this is a fine list.
I could have done 50 but the analytics tell me to keep it cool. Keep it cool.
It’s Awesome that you brought up Nektar’s “ A Tab “….. Thanks to Pete Pardo, I discovered that album about 2 years ago. I fell in love with it immediately, especially that incredible title track. It’s an intoxicating long, epic journey that I’ve listened to religiously. And Kudos to both “ Olias “ ( Anderson’s finest solo work, imo ), and “ Danger Money “, which I thinks as good as the UK debut. Now, Gypsy is a band that I’ve been totally interested in, but have found to be rather elusive because of expense or availability. But I’ll give them another shot. I feel the need to have something those guys. Thanks !
Gypsy were a very cool band that made a lot of bad decisions. They should have been big!!!
Hi Scot, I reckon 'Pathfinder' by Beggars Opera is worth a vote. Been getting better for the 40 odd years I've been hearing it. Keep up the great work, love the channel.
Good one!!! I love that band!!! And I have not mentioned them ONCE in 350 episodes…
Great video and great idea for a video. You're such an inspiration. Sandinista would be my choice for this category by The Clash. I didn't know how to digest it as a teenager. 40 years later ... and I see it as a prog-punk-funk-rock masterpiece.
Great call. I used to think it should have been a double album. Boy, was I wrong?!!!!
Grest episode! There are a lot of albums on that list I would agree with.
Nice!!!!!!
Great video man! I love Smallcreep's Day!
Such a great album.
Those albums have made my mouth water. the second Gypsy album 'In The Garden' is terrific too, as is the Sebastian Hardie sister album Symphinity by Windchase.
Two great sophomore releases!!!!! Definitely.
Kansas' first six albums:
Debut
Song For America
Masque
Leftoverture
Point Of Know Return
Monolith
Supertramp's 4 album run:
Crime Of The Century
Crisis ? What Crisis?
Even In The Quietest Moments
Breakfast In America
Rush:
Permanent Waves
A Farewell To Kings
Moving Pictures
2112
Kerry Livgren: Seeds Of Change
So many more to name...
I’m glad you included Monolith.
Thanks for the memories. Lived in Waukesha and spent a lot of money at Mainstream and Peaches on Fond du lac ave. Used to go down to Marquette and pick up subs from Cousins.
Those were some pretty amazing times. I haven’t been back in years!!!
What list! Amazing. Huge albums.
👍👍👍
I had no idea that Happy the Man was putting out new material. That’s great news!
Also… I love Starcastle. That band and Druid sound a ton like Yes. I love all of it.
Thanks for the video Scot! 👍
I love Druid too!!!!
Single by happy the man I didn’t like. Vocals really stay instrumental
Great list, but still need to check some of this out :)
With you on tons of these!!
Moonmadness is tied with Mirage as my favourite Camel release.
It took me a little bit to get into Greenslade, the vocals were a bit off at first, but it has such a vibe that is totally unique.
When it comes to UK, I'm more of a Danger Money person - something really special and unique about that one.
Starcastle's s/t really needs to be heard by so many - Sure, it can sound A LOT like Yes, but that isn't a bad thing, and there's also a lot more of a nice OAR influence on it.
Starcastle gets a hard time from Prog fans but I adore them!!! Good old Midwestern American Prog!!! 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I was just listening to Greenslade recently. Thanks for Gentle Giant. it's a really amazing band overall!
I'll definitely consider these other picks when i get the chance, thanks PC! 👌👌
Thank you, JoJo!!!
Thrilled to discover what the album in your number 1 position was. For a while in the 70s that was my declared favourite album ever. What an incredible work.
It gets better and better and BETTER!!!
Wow "Carmen Fandagos in space" very cool to see this phenomonal album popping up , great greeeeat album, sure it is not number one?
Thank you bringing this album to the people that watch the Prog Corner.... by the way "Dancing on a cold wind" is another great "Carmen' album
Olééééé
So much fun. Great band!!!!
I heard the first album of Carmen and I liked it, it's a bit different from the usual prog rock sound but Tony Visconti makes miracles, very Good. Gipsy's first album as I suggested I already have heard the double album, it's excellent!!! I even have a post here on RUclips about it four years ago!! See you Scot and thanks again!!!! Ah! I forgot Area's "Crac!" was very good, I remember when it came in the mid-seventies!!!
Thank you!!!!!
Great list Scot.Freaked me out with Gypsy great band
You know I like surprises!!!
Moraz album was ahead of its time 🤟🏻 always loved it amazing album
Great list Scot. Alot of listening I have to do with some albums. I am debating of doing a full album reaction to either Olias Of Sunhillow or YesShows.
Well, either works for me. But, I’m pretty sure most will know my preference between the two. 💖
Olias!!!!!
@@TheProgCorner
Only 5 votes on Wayne’s poll for which album to do when I voted, but at that time 80% (so 4 of the 5?) voted for Olias. 😁
@@IllumeEltanin Perhaps he should react to both?! But you can't go wrong with either one, for my money. They both feature Jon Anderson! 😉☺
i remember being totally baffled by the story of i as a 16 yr old when it came out......now I'm giving it a listen again thanks to the Unparalled Prog Corner and loving it-
so much so, I'll work my way through the rest of the list over the next day or two......
Thanks and best wishes from Durham, UK
Thank you, Paul!!!
I recently heard Smallcreep's Day on here and love it! I'm need to buy the CD.
Really good album!!!
Your enthusiasm Scot is infectious 😉🤟🏻
Thank you!!!!!
Hey Scot. Really enjoyed this one. Some really great albums in this lot including one of my favourites from my least favourite Genesis member. Smallcreeps Day will always be a very special album for me. It’s a shame the rest of his individual solo career was so full of poop. He was indeed Acting very Strange
It’s his only good record. Not a fan of Mike + The Mechanics either…
To be brutally honest , I've never seen that Moonmadness album sleeve before..and hope I never do again !! 😅 An awesome album though. Danger money UK absolutely love that. That Starcastle LP... it's just WOW !! And the Moraz album Scot is just amazing.. suppose it could be hailed as the best YES solo album of sorts but Olias of Sunhillow must take the prize for me. It's also the one I've probably listened to most of those solo albums. Fantastic selection there Scot ! 😍
Re the "Moonmadness" cover, I actually prefer the camel in a spacesuit version.
I had to put Moraz in the top spot. Imagine if that record came out today. People would FREAK OUT.
Islands is a great pick, im going with 'Red Queen to Gryphon Three' as my pick. Another one (Very Obscure, i wonder if Scot has even heard of it..) PICTURES by Island. An incredibly dense record. I love it though! Either way, great video scot!
Island!!! Great Swiss band. And that album cover for Pictures. Amazing.
it's good to talk about things that aged well. much more positive than what other reviewers do.
I usually keep it positive…
I can only attest to Olias and Moraz. Oh. And Island. Brilliant works. Looking forward to hearing the others.
Absolutely x
With the years passing by I began to believe that nobody knows Moraz and Olias of Sunhillow except me, no I feel better! Célestin
You are not alone, friend. I am here!!!
Great video Scot!!!! Some albums I just didn't remember for a long time!!! Like "Smallcreep's Day " by Mike Rutherford or the number one from Patrick Moraz!! Great albums, including Starcastle, Nektar, Greenslade, Camel's "Moonmadness" (such an ugly US cover!! Thank God I have the European cover), and Jon Anderson's "Olias of Sunhillow" is great. I'm not sure I heard Gipsy but I will and Carmen (I knew John Glascock was a member) perhaps one or two tracks. I'll revisit it. Great man, you rock!!! Greetings, salutations, respect!!!!
Thanks, Antonio!!! 👍👍👍❤️❤️
Hi Scot. My copy of the Regna album arrived in the post today (ordered on Bandcamp and sent from Spain). Terrific album🥰
I have a content suggestion for you sir. How about a 'what I've been listening to this week' show? You could cover new stuff that you're checking out, plus older stuff, obscure stuff or prog adjacent stuff that prog fans may like. Basically, a rundown of what you've been spinning. The show could last 10 minutes, or if you want to discuss some bands or albums in a little more depth make it 20 or 30 minutes. Anything goes. You make the rules.
Peace, Love, and Respect sir🤘🏻
I’ve been thinking about that. At first I wanted to make it a part of the Sunday Prog Stream but it felt disjointed there. So yeah, a weekly show would probably do the trick…
Good call on Patrick Moraz! Great album!!
I had to put it at #1. Just had to!!!
WOW!
I am always a bit surprised when a YT prog channel mentions any Italian prog. For some reason, Italian prog seems to have kind of been forgotten by so many prog fans.
And the truth is, Italy produced ( and still produces) prog that is the equal of their better known Brit counterparts. So, bravo!
I agree with about half of your list overall.
But for me, the stuff that seems to get better and better, are bands in the avant-prog subgenre, like: Univers Zero, Henry Cow, Samla Mammas Manna, Art Zoyd, etc.
And also, bands in the Zeuhl subgenre: Magma, Eskaton, Zao, Shub-Niggurath, Potempkine, Ruins, Honeyelk, etc.
Oh you swim in the deep end of the Prog pool!!! Nice. I am a huge fan of Italian Prog. It’s my passion. The RIO and Zeuhl bands sometimes fly over my head but I LOVE Henry Cow and Univers Zero…
Great show. I have and listen to all of those. My prog bin is almost complete. Take care art
I saw your Prog bin!!! Like a record store!!! So cool.
Thanks Scott. Lot of work but just abt finished. Now I need another one for second teer prog bands like supertramp, Kansas, starcastle, etc…. Enjoy your shows , especially the ones with your guests. Take care art
Maybe we can get you on the Sunday live show one of these days…
Sounds good. Just let me know thx Scott. Art
As a Milwaukee native I didn’t expect to hear a Mainstream shout out this morning. Crazy enough, I just picked up a King Crimson record last night that still had the Mainstream sleeve on it!
Milwaukee and Waukesha are a part of me!!!! And always will be. Such amazing childhood memories…
Dammit! Every time I watch one of your videos, I find something "new" I have to buy!
Oh no!!!!!!
Totally agree... Stop it! My disinterest is history since it's been reborn and I've been exploring. I've bought multiple.... Spock's Beard, IQ, Renaissance, Strawbs. Next is Ellesmere 'Stranger Skies', I 'need' much more... Is there a 'help' site? 'Prog anonymous?'
We can get through this as a family…
I am off to the CD store AKA Amaz%% for some shopping
Prog rock albums that have stood the test of time...hmmm...yup. All of them.
That’s about right!!!
Checkmate!😂
Great list, Scott! I love Olias, Danger Money, and pretty much all the rest. One thing about Smallcreeps Day; it always reminds me of Machine Messiah from the Yes album Drama; maybe both inspired by the same story
Where can I get a cool t shirt like that ?😀
The Creepy Company!!!
For you, Scot, I will give Islands another spin. It’s at the bottom of my Crimson list, but you’re a man of taste.
I was unsure about this one for a long time but I have come around!!! Let me know!!
Just a few comments:
Sebastian Hardie is great. I think Mario Millo is awesome - Windchase, his solo album Epic lll! (Title track is my favorite piece of Aussie prog).
Olias - 1st new age album! 😄
Area - some people have a very narrow view of what prog is!
Danger Money - great album! UK broke up because Eddie wanted longer songs, John wanted shorter songs.
Starcastle - 1st band I ever saw live, they opened for Gentle Giant in Seattle in 77. Awesome show! They're obviously influenced by Yes, but still great with their own style.
Smallcreep's Day - great album. When it came out, Steve Hackett called up Mike to congratulate him, but was surprised when Mike said he doesn't really like the album. That's always puzzled me.
Islands - I've always loved this, didn't know why it doesn't get the love it deserves.
Thank you!!! Mike Rutherford was acting very strange???
@@TheProgCorner I guess so!
A couple of fine albums I didn't get at first but now 'dig' include VdGG's Quiet Zone/Pleasure Dome, REM's Murmur when it first came out (took it back to the shop to exchange) and Scott walker's Soused. Even Tilt made more sense, so I forgot about it for ages. Went back recently and found it's pretty good and the riffing works. The Drift is still wanky awfulness, though.
Nice!!!! That VDGG album is exactly what I was talking about here!!!
Hey Scot,
Another intriguing list. I had a cassette copy of Olias Of Sunhillow way back when. Don't know what happened to it. As for Happy The Man, I've been meaning to check out some of their discography, but have been distracted by other music. One day, though. Nektar I remember from hearing Remember The Future pretty frequently on FM rock radio in the 70's. King Crimson is probably my favorite British prog band of all time, but I'm not familiar with everything they've done. Maybe I'll check out Islands one day. I could use copies of Starless And Bible Black and Discipline for my collection. And you said you're doing a show on Kansas? I gotta say, Kansas doesn't do anything for me. Maybe Dust In The Wind and its video poisoned me against them. I ended up making fun of that song: "I close my eyes/only for a moment/and I cannot see/Dust in a bin/all we are is dust in a bin..." Anyway, enjoyed watching.
Don’t let Dust In The Wind poison you against Kansas!!!!
Cool...gonna check all these out...I know about 6 of them but loads here I dont know..👍
Awesome!!!! That’s the whole idea!!!
Danger Money is the go to UK album for me. AOR / radio friendly / prog whatever you call it at its absolute best. Monstrous album without a bad song on it that heralds the way that Wetton's search for a hit single would go, and what Asia would become. I remember being blown away by Jobson on first listen too. What a talent that man is.
Great choice of Pat Moraz at #1. The sort of album you find a detail you missed before every time you listen to it. My copy was signed by the man himself before a Moodies gig in Manchester in the 80s where we had a chance to talk with him for ages. What a lovely guy. We later ran into the guys when their tour bus pulled up at a fish and chip shop we'd stopped at - what a laugh!
Wow!!!! Fish and chips with the Moodies!!!!
STILL LIFE! The older we get the more we can relate to an album with the theme of mortality. The most difficult subject handled so well!
Someone suggested The Quiet Zone/The Pleasure Dome but I think Still Life fits the bill even better!!!
@TheProgCorner It's not my favorite album but I thought you would pick Dark Side of the Moon. I is an interesting surprise. I did wear the grooves out of it. One of those used bin hidden treasures. Thank God for the used bin and impatient listeners🙂
Based on youtube comments, it seems the last original member of Gypsy, James "Owl" Walsh has sadly passed.
You could say they have 6 albums, the classic double debut from 1970, 1971's "in the Garden", 1972's "Anthesis", 1973's "Unlock the Gates", "Muscle Shoals '79" (by James Walsh Gypsy Band) & 2015's "Yesterday Today & Tomorrow". They also have the live DVD & a documentary DVD, both from 2015 also.
Interesting list Scot.I always felt the 2nd UK album tends to get overlooked by fans and critics possibly because Bruford and Holdsworth left the band before it was recorded. The debut was superb but so is Danger Money especially the epic Carrying No Cross. It showcases Jobson's keyboard skills even more than the debut.
And it rocks harder!!!! It’s just stellar. Both albums are 10/10 for me though.
I saw Carmen back in 1973 when the6 played Margate ,Kent and after they had publicity from David Bowie . I remember that they were very LOUD !
Nice!!! Sounds memorable.
Rush man, yeah now you're talkin!!
Always appreciate it when you bring some obscure albums to light. What's the go with Islands album cover? Was that a US release as I've only seen the nebula cover?
Yes! That was the ugly US cover. I dislike them both actually!!!! But the music therein…
Great album!
@@TheProgCorner
The side long epic on 'Smallcreep's Day' is on Side 1, the shorter tracks on Side 2.
I had it on cassette back in the day. That might explain my confusion!!!!
Thanks you very much for this, some interesting suggestions for my "prog research".... Honestly I don't think album like "Moonmadness" and "a Tab in the ocean" never got "old" for a prog fan 😉
👍👍👍
Great seeing Greenslade get a mention
Oh yeah!!!
Got to agree with Caress of Steel - very overlooked in the Rush catalogue
I agree 100%!!!
I just saw where Rick Wakeman is retiring from live touring after his last concert tour coming up here shortly. Amazing that he has been active for so long!🤩
He’ll be baaaaaack!!!
Love all these LPs, I don't know if they get better with age, I look at it as more of a 'I never get tired of these records' thing. Is it the same? I'm not sure🤩
My premise is quite tenuous…
Just listened to Ellesmere's Wyrd (you said you liked) and Stranger Skies for the second time. Didn't get Wyrd... vocal 'light' so no story, and though I love harmonious discord, I only got discord! Stranger Skies though has gone from 'like it' to GREAT! I mentioned the spectacular video seemingly suggesting it was about the seeding of life... I thought Panspermia would have been a fabulous album title but Mr Google tells me it's been done. Very disappointed at you not playing the music we love on your great channel!
As a 'newbie' I didn't know even one of those albums so it was impossible to relate.
Maybe some day!!!!
So that's a 'no' then. Boo hoo! I've adjusted my comment above. 'Panspermia' was the album title I was thinking of.
🤩
The interesting part about this list is the majority of these albums are overlooked. The albums everyone knows about are usually no-brainers. Of course they have aged well. So this is the list that needed to be made and compelling choices were made.
Sebastian Hardie Four Moments was one I only discovered just over a couple of years ago. I was really stunned how old it was. I was actually born in 76. The production is great. I thought it was a newer album trying to sound retro.
Four Moments is a masterpiece!!!
I LOVE Danger Money!!!
You know what time it is!!!
Agitation Free 2nd.... Eloy Planets.... Gong You.... Between And The Waters Opened. ..
Wow!!! I agree with all the above.
Interesting stuff. Check out Fusion Orchestra - “Skeleton in Armour”.
Hmmm. Sounds interesting.
Just realized that's the same Bill Lordan who played drums for my cousin RT!!
Correct!!!!
I loved that StarCastle album. It was like a new YES record at the time. But in retrospect, I feel it doesn't hold up. It's like the band listened to certain sections of 'Relayer" and wrote an entire album based on that. Islands? I'll have to listen to that again. I haven't since 1976.
I’m glad I didn’t give up on Islands because it’s pretty great!!!
Rush was my gateway into prog, and I 100% agree about Caress of Steel being underrated and one that's aged incredibly well. Honestly I personally rate it higher than 2112, I know that's a hot take but it's my take so there. Just a great album front to back. And I also agree that Grace Under Pressure is really underappreciated, but honestly I don't think there's a single album from them that's less than good. Even their weaker albums have some highlights and are enjoyable overall.
That’s Rush!!! Even their “worst”’albums have amazing songs…
I love "Islands"
Me too!!!
Oh yes GYPSY!!!! I have all their albums & a live dvd
Have you seen that DVD? It's called "Live from The Wildey Theatre". It was from just a few years ago in 2015 & only original member was Owl the keyboard player. It was filmed in Edwardsville; IL & I remember thinking about going to that concert. This is from that same show:
ruclips.net/video/Z5xEI6cCLSc/видео.html
The DVD, "Gypsy Live from The Wildey Theatre" includes 3 songs from the 2nd album "In the Garden" & everything else is from the debut. The concert also included "In the Garden 1 & 2" from 2nd album & "Need You Baby" from "Unlock the Gates" (4th album). I think the concert & DVD should have featured at least 1 song from all 6 albums.
Definitely. But it sounds great…
Wait the outtakes from the DVD did have 1 song from the James Walsh Gypsy album so 4 albums represented at the actual concert. Zero songs from what was their brand new album with the current lineup@@TheProgCorner
couple come to mind for me; frank zappa the man from utopia. jethro tull roots to branches. claypool lennon delirium, both albums. jeff beck blow by blow. porcupine tree deadwing. steven wilson grace for drowning. roxy music debut. curtis mayfield, debut album. thanks scot.
Roots To Branches. Perfect example.
Fandangos in Space!!!!!!!!!!!
I love it!!!!
Almost every album is in my collection. Danger Money from UK forever. You know that. See my thumbnail.
Exactly!!! Says it all. Like mine…
Should also do the reverse
A good call.
"I just love crack!" -Scot Lade
Shhhhh…that was a long time ago!!!
@@TheProgCorner :D
Hi. Have you ever listened to "Bacamarte" album "depois do fim"? It came out in 1983 and I think it aged well, also. If you have not listened, I suggest you to try it. It is a Brazilian prog rock with female vocals, in portuguese.
I love it!!! I’m working my way through as many Brazilian Prog bands as I can - and Bacamarte was at the top of the list!!!
@@TheProgCorner nice to know that! "O terço", "Tau Ceti", "Casa das máquinas" and "Mutantes" are other brazilian prog bands you might like to try. Cheers.
Thank you!!!!!! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
@@TheProgCorner be welcome, Dude. It would be nice to have a video showing your view about these brazilian bands. Something quite out of the ordinary prog menu that we love worldwidely. Just a sugestion. Take care!
No, it’s coming!!! I’ve done something similar for: Norway, Sweden, Japan, Holland, Poland and Italy. Brazil is happening soon.
If I have to pick only one prog album that has aged well it would be Rush's Hold Your Fire. It's a showcase why they're the braviest band in the genre...
That’s an interesting suggestion. But I think I have to agree…
Guess you heard by now...
Melanie tribute video: ruclips.net/video/-hBor1w57Bc/видео.html
She was awesome!!!!
So apparently Owl died just last year in 2023, sad because I hadn't heard that & I even bought at least one of their CD's directly from him, so I had his home address & even wrote to him about how much I loved his music.
I hadn’t heard.
Hey Scott, have you heard of an album by Steel Mill called Green Eyed God?
There were two bands with that name: the good one from the UK and Bruce Springsteen’s first band…
@@TheProgCorner I meant the one from the UK. Springsteen is the farthest from prog that you could get.
I love Smallcreep's Day as well, but I never thought the "suite" worked as one. A genuine suite needs to have more than just a bunch of songs, the songs should also segue into each other and be incomplete outside the context of the work. All the songs from the SD suite seem like separate songs, they don't fit together into a whole the same way, say, Supper's Ready does.
No doubt. It’s a different kind of epic but I think it works. I didn’t think that way for years!!!! I have had a change of heart!!!
I think Yes's Drama gets better as the years pass, my personal favourite of theres
Definitely!!!!
How about prog albums that haven't aged well? Like Fly Away by the German band Minotaurus for example. YMMV
That could be a fun episode!!!
Great to see Greenslade in there, have always loved it since I saw them in Sheffield.
Have to seriously disagree that Olias of Sunhillow is better than Fish out of Water ! Squires solo effort was by far the best, showing that he was far more than just a bassist.
Pawn Hearts by VdGG is my personal favourite that just keeps getting better. It was brilliant from day one but is now on a level completely on it's own.
I always loved Pawn Hearts!!!
When I bought Pawn at age 13 I thought it was either the best album ever or the worst album ever ! Luckily I persevered with it and it is definitely the best ever.@@TheProgCorner
Exactly!!!
Amazing how Prog has endured and it helps that channels like yours are there.@@TheProgCorner
Keeping the Prog flames burning bright!!!
Leftoverture by Kansas!!
Nice. Kansas rules!!!