Brilliant taste! I wouldn’t dare share my wife’s musical tastes….. let’s just say we diverge a lot, though I do drag her along to various gigs. Bless her, she’s endured Riverside, Devin Townsend, Solstice, Marillion, Karnataka with me, and we’ve got tickets for Steven Wilson next year, so perhaps she’s coming round to my way of thinking!
I wonder if some electronica can be considered prog...I'd suggest Medicine the Sound Remedy remix as it's about 10 minutes long and goes through some changes...proggy imo
@@keithparker1346 Maybe Flesh Field with Strain. And some think Skinny Puppy have some prog-industrial albums… On the heavy-industrial side, maybe Devin Townsend. And Medicine the Sound Remedy is really interesting! Thanks!
Great video again my friend. My wife loves early Genesis & Yes. Selling England & The Yes album. Right now she's on a Miles Davis kick. Just got remastered versions of Sketches of Spain & she likes Return to Forever also. Love my wife!!!
I wish I would have known you lived in Bellefontaine. I saw you had car troubles for the BBT show up in Ft. Wayne. We drove right past you on 33. We lived in Marysville for over 20 years before we moved down to Hocking Hills during COVID. Love the channel, brother!
Finally some coheed love on the channel! Good Apollo came out in 2005 and it is probably one of my favorite albums of all time. That and the 2 afterman albums by them are absolutely masterpieces, highly recommend.
Love that she picked Jazz. You might argue about it being prog, but listen to the 3 minute masterpiece that is Bicycle Race! The arrangement and what they manage to include in that short track (including a 15 second solo for a bicycle bell) is for me yet another proof of the genius of Queen. Solid list with lots of album I also love, and some I need to check out!
Scott, Good episode. My wife is not the biggest Prog fan. She likes 70s Pink Floyd and Prog Lite / Adjacent bands like Supertramp ( Breakfast in America) and ELO ( A New World, Out of the Blue). Like most women, she doesn't care for Rush, avoids King Crimson as if there was an Ebola outbreak and when I play Gentle Giant she looks at me as if an Alien entered the room. Genesis is meh with the Collins period and unfavorable with the Gabriel period. She is more positive with Gabriel as a solo artist and likes the album So. Yes is a funny one. She played the Ladder constantly and loves that album, one that I'm ambivalent about. Magnification is another one she likes. After that it's the hits. Roundabout, All Good People, Wonderous Stories, Owner of a Lonely Heart, Long Distance Runaround. She went out and bought the Highlights: Very Best of Yes despite me owning all the albums of the classic period of Yes. The reason being all those hits were in one place so she could play the CD straight through without skipping around as she would on those albums that contained those tracks.
You should have her on your show, so we can see the two of you do the watusi, the twist... Number nine, number nine. What eclectic tastes! I look forward to hearing the new ones to me, especially. I have learned a great deal from women's choices.
Scott, that's awesome that your wife enjoys some prog. I took my wife to see the Musical Box about 8 years ago when they did the Foxtrot show and Selling England show on consecutive nights. After that, I think she's broken. Granted that was a big ask for someone that likes country music. The Bends is an Absolute Epic! They have about 4-5 other songs I like on all the other albums. Rock On Brother!!
My better half does pretty ok with prog. She can get down with Fragile, Aqualung, Magma, loves the Moodies, saw Crimson with me a few years ago and she's going with me to the UK in October to catch a couple of the Cardiacs Tim Smith tribute gigs.
My fianceé doesn't always get a good chance to listen to any of my music, prog or otherwise, but it's for a good enough reason - a combination of an intense form of synesthesia and general sensory issues can lead to new music being physically overwhelming sometimes. But she likes what she has heard well enough. It's not usually full albums though, since she's not as generally into that as individual songs, but I did play her Images & Words once and she really enjoyed that. As for individual songs, she's really responded positively to Limelight by Rush, Alley Cat by Seventh Wonder, Abyss by Circus Maximus, and perhaps ironically given the overstimulation issue, both Cygnus... Vismund Cygnus and Wax Simulacra by The Mars Volta. And of course she's open to hearing more when there's a good opportunity, and also likes a fair bit of prog-adjacent symphonic metal (like Nightwish and Within Temptation) and some power metal (she's really into Powerwolf in particular), so prog metal and even prog rock are by no means fully foreign to her. Though she did get with Carry On Wayward Son what your wife did with Uprising because her older sister watched Supernatural and then played the song so much that it ruined it for her. Oh well, it happens I guess.
Ooooooooooooooo respect bro! I see a McDonald&Giles album in the back. B-side (Birdman) is one of the absolute greatest prog-songs ever! Interesting to hear what kind of music your better half like! Don't forget to take your medication ...
My wife has never been big into Prog but she likes a few albums I have. David Gilmour-On an Island She gave me this album when we were dating. Not long after the album was released. Big Big Train- Full Power My wife loves this album. She has it on her iPhone. Dream Theater-The Astonishing She loves the music on this album. So does my Mom. She also likes my Tears for Fears albums. She’s good with Jazz Fusion. Her father was really big into Jazz Fusion albums and introduced me to a good number of great ones.
Some nice picks from your wife... if she enjoys Coheed, I wonder if she would like the band 3? or even Thank You Scientist I suppose. Also while I'm not a Radiohead fan, I will admit, Planet Telex is the 1 Radiohead song I've heard, I don't mind because it sounds like U2. Here's My Wife's Top 10 Prog Albums: 1. [can't pick one] 2. [can't pick one] 3. [can't pick one] 4. [can't pick one] 5. [can't pick one] 6. [can't pick one] 7. [can't pick one] 8. [can't pick one] 9. [can't pick one] 10. [can't pick one] awesome list! ;) although she does like some *progressive* kinds of music like Michael Nesmith, ELO, Queen (not the progressive stuff though) and even Jellyfish.
lol, yeah my partner of 20 years she loves prog just generally not "my prog" (Zappa, Yes etc) except Rush whom she even saw live long before we met. Shes into Jethro Tull, but hates Peter Gabriel with a passion (pun intended) and says Battles and White Denim sound like "gnats in a tent" (I disagree but what an epic burn... lol). She digs Gentle Giant though and you are right... I have found that Italian prog is popular with a lot of my female friends. Overall, Im lucky to be with someone with musical/vocal chops and she has immense respect for Queen. One of my closer friends and an image advisor is into King Crimson (Youll see her influence in my debut video for the album)... she was a model. So the idea that women hate prog is rubbish. Oh yeah and my better half is a major ELP and ELO fan.
I took my wife of 29 years to see YES way back in 2004. To see Anderson , Wakeman , Squire , Howe and White on their ( I think ) 35th anniversary tour for me was a dream come true... my wife was less impressed. 😅 My good lady certainly detests the ' Naked man stood in front of a building ' LP. However my love knows no bounds for her because the Floyd ' Man on Fire ' record is her favourite of all. Wowzer , and Kate Bush is also high up on her playlist too. Happy Days. Your wife has good taste too Scot !! Great video. 🎵🎵😍🤘
I watch prog concert DVDs and my girlfriend really likes "Kansas- There's Know Place Like Home". Which just happened to be recorded where I first heard live rock and rock. In 1972, my 6th grade elementary class took a field trip to Washburn University in Topeka, Kansas to watch Black Oak Arkansas perform a set in the daytime. The place was packed with kids and teachers from schools from all over town watching the wildest party band in America play. 😀
I love Queen's Jazz album! Early Radiohead is my favorite. She includes a Yes album in her list, so it's all good to me!! That Green Day album is the only one I ever bought and it's great.
Hey Scot! Very good episode, my wife and I are the same age (pushing 60) but have very little common taste in music. So now…want to know is why aren’t you and Pete from Sea of Tranquility talking about a highly anticipated concert tour of a project called Beat (named after King Crimson’s 1982 album). I understand that in your case, Prog Corner focuses primarily on recorded music on vinyl. Then again, maybe you have mentioned it and I’m not using the right search criteria. I can’t find anything about when I do a search on Pete’s channel, either.
Ive only known one woman who liked prog, a French woman who liked Peter Hammill and Van Der Graf Generator...oh and Yes Close To The Edge Cannot say i liked Jazz album by Queen but then i struggled to like any album other than News Of The World and A Night At The Opera Kind of interesting choices by your wife
Cool episode. My wife is not a fan of prog , she likes EX-YU bands like Time, Indexi, Drugi Način, and Una Vita Migliore by La Coscienza Di Zeno. Cheers and prog on.
Well, I did get my ex-partner into Haken and Devin Townsend, so there's that! She's always been more of a power metal and symphonic metal fan though, so it's mostly Nightwish and Sonata Arctica for her.
My wife doesn’t even know what prog is. But like yours she loves BNL. Gordon might be the only album that we can both sing all of the lyrics to front to back. (I went through a phase in grade 9. They are still a somewhat guilty pleasure)
Hey Scot! Oops, almost said your wife's name. Mrs Lade has good taste. I knew there had to be some YES in the top 12! Good choice Mrs Lade!! Cool vid Scot. I'm sure someone will ask you to have Mrs Lade on the show, I know that will never happen from previous conversations. I hope Mrs Lade likes the vid! Hello from me and wishing you guys a great and safe holiday❗️🎆💥⭐️🎉🪁🎈👍☮️👑🐍😎
My wife hates prog. The only stuff we both like that are a little prog are Gabriel and Bowie. At least my daughter likes some prog like Pink Floyd, Sylvian & Fripp, a little bit of King Crimson and Yes.
Agree with Scot's wife about Queen's Jazz album, my sentimental favorite Queen album(A Night At The Opera is my absolute favorite). As a teenager, " Fat Bottomed Girls " , well, resonated with me...
@@TheProgCorner Thanks for thinking of me Scot. I’m doing my best to carry on. It isn’t easy but Jenya wouldn’t want me sitting around and sucking my thumb.
Yes, "American Idiot" can arguably be placed in the progressive rock category. With this album, Green Day created an epic that displays far more craftsmanship than any "punk" album ever has.
My wife likes basically everything I play for her. The key is playing only the best stuff. We're going to see the King Crimson tribute group with Adrian Bellew, Tony Levin, Steve Vai and Danny Carey. She actually likes that era of the band the best.
My thoughts 1)your wife is 41 aren’t you like 90? 2)your wife has good taste I also like most of those (mostly cause there not prog) 3) can you do a coheed and cambria video? If you do I will subscribe
Gotta admit...Genesis doesn't float my boat (in spite of you, Pete, et al trying otherwise). My wife, of course, hates Rush. One night, I'm playing "Bravado" (ROLL THE BONES)...sounds like an '80s tune, almost like The Fixx. She hears it & sez "...why can't you play more stuff like that...who is it"? I say Rush. She sez "Rush? Ugh".
Scott, did you say that you're in Ohio? That's so crazy man. All this time and I didn't know that. I'm in Columbus myself. So your wife digs Italian prog, eh? What does she think of Goblin?
@@TheProgCorner Goblin is definitely different from the rest of Italian prog and she'd have to be able to handle instrumental stuff. I've been over to Dublin a few times. Maybe one of these days I'll bump into you guys.
My wife's dirty dozen list: 1. IQ - Road Of Bones 2. Steven Wilson- Grace For Drowning 3. Rush- Moving Pictures 4. YES- The Yes album 5. Pink Floyd- The Wall 6. Haken- Fauna 7. Logos- L'Enigma Della Vita 8. Jethro Tull- Minstral In The Galley 9. The Moody Blues- Days Of Future Passed 10. Crown Lands- Fearless 11. Caligonaut- Magnified As Giants 12.YES- The Big Generator
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Scot, your energy is infectious. You have a great attitude crazy man! Your wife has good taste!
She’s the best!!!!
Brilliant taste! I wouldn’t dare share my wife’s musical tastes….. let’s just say we diverge a lot, though I do drag her along to various gigs. Bless her, she’s endured Riverside, Devin Townsend, Solstice, Marillion, Karnataka with me, and we’ve got tickets for Steven Wilson next year, so perhaps she’s coming round to my way of thinking!
I am a lucky man!!!! But it sounds like you are too…
@@TheProgCorner I certainly am. 😄
Kurt Vonnegut!
Always cool...
Peace on earth.
So it goes.
My wife's favorite prog-album is Kansas "Leftoverture" and Pink Floyd "Atom heart mother"
Awesome!!!
My wife is not a progger, but she loves Renaissance and Flower Kings. We saw Flower Kings twice, and she was blown away!
Awesome!!!!!!
If I ask my girlfriend what's her favorite prog album, she will probably answer: Pump Up the Jam by Technotronic.
I wonder if some electronica can be considered prog...I'd suggest Medicine the Sound Remedy remix as it's about 10 minutes long and goes through some changes...proggy imo
@@keithparker1346 Maybe Flesh Field with Strain. And some think Skinny Puppy have some prog-industrial albums…
On the heavy-industrial side, maybe Devin Townsend.
And Medicine the Sound Remedy is really interesting! Thanks!
Great video again my friend. My wife loves early Genesis & Yes. Selling England & The Yes album. Right now she's on a Miles Davis kick. Just got remastered versions of Sketches of Spain & she likes Return to Forever also. Love my wife!!!
Wow!!! You got a good one.
Miles Davis and Return to Forever, that's awesome taste.
I wish I would have known you lived in Bellefontaine. I saw you had car troubles for the BBT show up in Ft. Wayne. We drove right past you on 33. We lived in Marysville for over 20 years before we moved down to Hocking Hills during COVID. Love the channel, brother!
I remember you used to live in Marysville!!! Hocking Hills is so beautiful. The wife and I love hitting the trails. 👍👍❤️❤️
Great! My wife is mad about Fish so we are going to see him on his farewell tour in Netherlands November. And she is a big Pain of Salvation fan too
Wow!!!! Amazing.
Finally some coheed love on the channel! Good Apollo came out in 2005 and it is probably one of my favorite albums of all time. That and the 2 afterman albums by them are absolutely masterpieces, highly recommend.
Great band!!!!
It's great you're able to enjoy great music with your wife, that's a very special connection to have! Awesome video.
Morris!!!!! 👍❤️
Love that she picked Jazz. You might argue about it being prog, but listen to the 3 minute masterpiece that is Bicycle Race! The arrangement and what they manage to include in that short track (including a 15 second solo for a bicycle bell) is for me yet another proof of the genius of Queen.
Solid list with lots of album I also love, and some I need to check out!
I always feel that Queen pinched the bicycle bell solo idea from Pink Floyd's Bike, lol.
It had been done many times!!! But it’s still cool.
Hahaha I love your energy even with hundreds of videos you're always so excited and happy, much love!!!
The only thing I care about is music and the only thing I’m good at is running my mouth so a RUclips channel about music was inevitable!!!
Scott,
Good episode. My wife is not the biggest Prog fan. She likes 70s Pink Floyd and Prog Lite / Adjacent bands like Supertramp ( Breakfast in America) and ELO ( A New World, Out of the Blue). Like most women, she doesn't care for Rush, avoids King Crimson as if there was an Ebola outbreak and when I play Gentle Giant she looks at me as if an Alien entered the room.
Genesis is meh with the Collins period and unfavorable with the Gabriel period. She is more positive with Gabriel as a solo artist and likes the album So.
Yes is a funny one. She played the Ladder constantly and loves that album, one that I'm ambivalent about. Magnification is another one she likes. After that it's the hits. Roundabout, All Good People, Wonderous Stories, Owner of a Lonely Heart, Long Distance Runaround. She went out and bought the Highlights: Very Best of Yes despite me owning all the albums of the classic period of Yes. The reason being all those hits were in one place so she could play the CD straight through without skipping around as she would on those albums that contained those tracks.
My wife's taste as well, only Prog Lite. She won't stoop to any Yes . If I put on Happy the Man in the car though, she doesn't make me change it.
Women and KC. Usually don’t mix well.
Btw, your wife has very good taste. The Yes Album it's awesome, I LOVE IT!!!
She’s the best!!!
Thanks for sharing your wife's favorite Prog albums.. Great choices.
Hey!!!! What’s up?
You should have her on your show, so we can see the two of you do the watusi, the twist...
Number nine, number nine.
What eclectic tastes! I look forward to hearing the new ones to me, especially. I have learned a great deal from women's choices.
I would love to get my wife on the show but she’s extremely shy…
Absolutely fantastic have a wonderful day Scot ❤😊
Thank you!!!
Scott, that's awesome that your wife enjoys some prog. I took my wife to see the Musical Box about 8 years ago when they did the Foxtrot show and Selling England show on consecutive nights. After that, I think she's broken. Granted that was a big ask for someone that likes country music. The Bends is an Absolute Epic! They have about 4-5 other songs I like on all the other albums. Rock On Brother!!
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Roll down your windows and shout "Bellissimmo...!!!"
That’s right!!!
My better half does pretty ok with prog. She can get down with Fragile, Aqualung, Magma, loves the Moodies, saw Crimson with me a few years ago and she's going with me to the UK in October to catch a couple of the Cardiacs Tim Smith tribute gigs.
Wow. Your wife likes Cardiacs?
@@TheProgCorner yeah she's alright with them, doesn't complain when I blast them in the house or car.
My fianceé doesn't always get a good chance to listen to any of my music, prog or otherwise, but it's for a good enough reason - a combination of an intense form of synesthesia and general sensory issues can lead to new music being physically overwhelming sometimes. But she likes what she has heard well enough. It's not usually full albums though, since she's not as generally into that as individual songs, but I did play her Images & Words once and she really enjoyed that. As for individual songs, she's really responded positively to Limelight by Rush, Alley Cat by Seventh Wonder, Abyss by Circus Maximus, and perhaps ironically given the overstimulation issue, both Cygnus... Vismund Cygnus and Wax Simulacra by The Mars Volta. And of course she's open to hearing more when there's a good opportunity, and also likes a fair bit of prog-adjacent symphonic metal (like Nightwish and Within Temptation) and some power metal (she's really into Powerwolf in particular), so prog metal and even prog rock are by no means fully foreign to her. Though she did get with Carry On Wayward Son what your wife did with Uprising because her older sister watched Supernatural and then played the song so much that it ruined it for her. Oh well, it happens I guess.
JAZZ takes me back to both my Queen phases, at the time I got into Genesis I think Jazz was scraping my top 5.
THE YES ALBUM also fire too!
Absolutely!!!!!
Don’t think my wife will ever get into prog. Tried to watch Steven Wilson concert, she asked is this song ever going to start? lol!😮
That’s about right.
A woman who digs Guided By Voices (and any prog for that matter) is instant marriage material
I thought the exact same thing!!! Had to wifey her up!!! 👍👍
Your wife has great taste in music, that Locanda Delle Fate Album Is a real masterpiece !
It’s amazing!!!!
Great show. I thought you were bringing your wife on when you said come on in here Roxy.
Ha!!!!! One day perhaps I can persuade her…
Vonnegut and Pollard are two of my favourite artists as well!!
Yeah!!! You know what time it is. They both have the STRUT OF KINGS!!!
@@TheProgCorner Vampire On Titus and Sirens Of Titan!
Ooooooooooooooo respect bro! I see a McDonald&Giles album in the back. B-side (Birdman) is one of the absolute greatest prog-songs ever!
Interesting to hear what kind of music your better half like!
Don't forget to take your medication ...
(I never do…)
My wife has never been big into Prog but she likes a few albums I have.
David Gilmour-On an Island
She gave me this album when we were dating. Not long after the album was released.
Big Big Train- Full Power
My wife loves this album. She has it on her iPhone.
Dream Theater-The Astonishing
She loves the music on this album. So does my Mom.
She also likes my Tears for Fears albums. She’s good with Jazz Fusion. Her father was really big into Jazz Fusion albums and introduced me to a good number of great ones.
Tears For Fears Sowing The Seeds Of Love could be considered prog
Absolutely!!!!
Some nice picks from your wife...
if she enjoys Coheed, I wonder if she would like the band 3? or even Thank You Scientist I suppose.
Also while I'm not a Radiohead fan, I will admit, Planet Telex is the 1 Radiohead song I've heard, I don't mind because it sounds like U2.
Here's My Wife's Top 10 Prog Albums:
1. [can't pick one]
2. [can't pick one]
3. [can't pick one]
4. [can't pick one]
5. [can't pick one]
6. [can't pick one]
7. [can't pick one]
8. [can't pick one]
9. [can't pick one]
10. [can't pick one]
awesome list! ;)
although she does like some *progressive* kinds of music like Michael Nesmith, ELO, Queen (not the progressive stuff though) and even Jellyfish.
Awesome list. Oh wait…
It's a cool show Scot.It's nice to know that "Leftoverture" is one of her favorite by Kansas my favorite album as well.
So good!!!
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Looks like you've done good work Scot and she bought the tickets too!
She’s a keeper!!!!
lol, yeah my partner of 20 years she loves prog just generally not "my prog" (Zappa, Yes etc) except Rush whom she even saw live long before we met. Shes into Jethro Tull, but hates Peter Gabriel with a passion (pun intended) and says Battles and White Denim sound like "gnats in a tent" (I disagree but what an epic burn... lol). She digs Gentle Giant though and you are right... I have found that Italian prog is popular with a lot of my female friends. Overall, Im lucky to be with someone with musical/vocal chops and she has immense respect for Queen. One of my closer friends and an image advisor is into King Crimson (Youll see her influence in my debut video for the album)... she was a model. So the idea that women hate prog is rubbish. Oh yeah and my better half is a major ELP and ELO fan.
There you go!!!!!!
I took my wife of 29 years to see YES way back in 2004. To see Anderson , Wakeman , Squire , Howe and White on their ( I think ) 35th anniversary tour for me was a dream come true... my wife was less impressed. 😅 My good lady certainly detests the ' Naked man stood in front of a building ' LP. However my love knows no bounds for her because the Floyd ' Man on Fire ' record is her favourite of all. Wowzer , and Kate Bush is also high up on her playlist too. Happy Days.
Your wife has good taste too Scot !! Great video. 🎵🎵😍🤘
Floyd and Kate? Okay. Not bad at all!!!!!
Going to the tribute bands for ufo, rush and Iron Maiden tomorrow. Hopefully wife likes it.
I watch prog concert DVDs and my girlfriend really likes "Kansas- There's Know Place Like Home". Which just happened to be recorded where I first heard live rock and rock. In 1972, my 6th grade elementary class took a field trip to Washburn University in Topeka, Kansas to watch Black Oak Arkansas perform a set in the daytime. The place was packed with kids and teachers from schools from all over town watching the wildest party band in America play. 😀
Wow!!! That’s pretty cool.
Good choices! I'm curious though with the choices... has she heard the new BBT with Alberto Bravin?
Not yet. I should put The Likes Of Us on her phone. U2 style (I.e. - without her permission.) I think she would like it.
Some good picks! Did you try Moon Safari on her? As recommended by Jana!!
I did. It didn’t work. I think the new album had too many “heavy” moments for her. I think she’d prefer Lover’s End…
Green Day were unbelievable playing live on the Isle of Wight last month. A great headliner!
I saw them in 1995 and I was impressed!!!!
@@TheProgCorner I can only imagine...
I love Queen's Jazz album! Early Radiohead is my favorite. She includes a Yes album in her list, so it's all good to me!! That Green Day album is the only one I ever bought and it's great.
Larry!!!!!!
We love love love muse. Greatest live show ever.
Such a great band.
Hey Scot! Very good episode, my wife and I are the same age (pushing 60) but have very little common taste in music. So now…want to know is why aren’t you and Pete from Sea of Tranquility talking about a highly anticipated concert tour of a project called Beat (named after King Crimson’s 1982 album). I understand that in your case, Prog Corner focuses primarily on recorded music on vinyl. Then again, maybe you have mentioned it and I’m not using the right search criteria. I can’t find anything about when I do a search on Pete’s channel, either.
I can’t wait for Beat to hit the road. Once there is some live footage from the tour I might have to dedicate an episode to them…
KANSAS! 😊❤️
Carry On!!!
@@TheProgCorner You’re the best Scot (I never miss an episode!) and now I can include your wife on that list 😉
Ive only known one woman who liked prog, a French woman who liked Peter Hammill and Van Der Graf Generator...oh and Yes Close To The Edge
Cannot say i liked Jazz album by Queen but then i struggled to like any album other than News Of The World and A Night At The Opera
Kind of interesting choices by your wife
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nice, nice, very nice
Kurt!!!
Your wife has good taste. Aqualung and The Yes album!
Indeed she does (except in men…)
Excellent choices. (Mostly)
And anyone who likes Guided by Voices is okay in my book.
A lost opportunity to have your wife make a guest appearance!
One of these days!!!!
Cool episode. My wife is not a fan of prog , she likes EX-YU bands like Time, Indexi, Drugi Način, and Una Vita Migliore by La Coscienza Di Zeno. Cheers and prog on.
Well, that’s not nothing!!!!!
Well, I did get my ex-partner into Haken and Devin Townsend, so there's that! She's always been more of a power metal and symphonic metal fan though, so it's mostly Nightwish and Sonata Arctica for her.
That stuff can be pretty proggy!!!
Similitude! Definitely in my top 12!
My girl friend's musical taste begins and ends in the sixties. Not a bad decade TBH.
Not bad at all.
My wife doesn’t even know what prog is. But like yours she loves BNL. Gordon might be the only album that we can both sing all of the lyrics to front to back. (I went through a phase in grade 9. They are still a somewhat guilty pleasure)
I like them too as a guilty pleasure type of thing…
Hey Scot! Oops, almost said your wife's name. Mrs Lade has good taste. I knew there had to be some YES in the top 12! Good choice Mrs Lade!! Cool vid Scot. I'm sure someone will ask you to have Mrs Lade on the show, I know that will never happen from previous conversations. I hope Mrs Lade likes the vid! Hello from me and wishing you guys a great and safe holiday❗️🎆💥⭐️🎉🪁🎈👍☮️👑🐍😎
You are the only one that knows…
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good fun for you and for us. aqualung, well it's aqualung what can we say. you've got the impeccable McDonald and Giles in shot. win win win.
Such a great album. And Aqualung too…
My wife hates prog. The only stuff we both like that are a little prog are Gabriel and Bowie. At least my daughter likes some prog like Pink Floyd, Sylvian & Fripp, a little bit of King Crimson and Yes.
I could never get my daughter interested in prog rock but she does like math rock and post rock
Sylvian and Fripp? Okay!!!!!
My wife is not much of a Prog fan BUT she loves The Moody Blues, and some Yes (as she KNOWS that Yes is MY FAVORITE!)
A good woman.
Agree with Scot's wife about Queen's Jazz album, my sentimental favorite Queen album(A Night At The Opera is my absolute favorite). As a teenager, " Fat Bottomed Girls " , well, resonated with me...
(Me too)
I’m crying😢
I was thinking about you when I did this.
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Thanks for thinking of me Scot. I’m doing my best to carry on.
It isn’t easy but Jenya wouldn’t want me sitting around and sucking my thumb.
Nice Scot, at least she's like prog. None of my girlfriends or my ex-wife ever cared for it.🤩
I’m a lucky man!!!!
Unfortunately youtube allows only one thumb up, Scot. I would give you 42! Célestin
Awesome!!! Thank you!!! (My wife thanks you as well…)
That is a great yes album.
For sure!!!!
Gotta love the AI subtitles showing it as "Prague albums" like they're the top artists from the Czech Republic.
Hilarious!!!!!
I was hoping to see Mrs. Prog Corner on camera. xD
That will never happen. Sadly. She’s too shy…
@@TheProgCorner What a bummer. But that's understandable.
Locanda Delle Fate mentioned
Oh yeah!!!
Play her some Magma! - Works for my lovely wife 😀
I haven’t tried that yet on her…
I think your wife and mine would get along pretty well based upon this list. 😎
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Yes, "American Idiot" can arguably be placed in the progressive rock category. With this album, Green Day created an epic that displays far more craftsmanship than any "punk" album ever has.
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Closest to Prog artist I got my wife into was Gino Vannelli!
I love Gino!!!! He had a few proggy moments!!!!
@@TheProgCorner definitely! .. Gist of Gemini & Brother To Brother albums especially..
Are the Steven Wilson remixes of yes worth getting????
Absolutely!!!!! (Especially Relayer…)
Locanda delle Fate is one of the best albums ever made!
I couldn’t agree more.
My wife likes basically everything I play for her. The key is playing only the best stuff. We're going to see the King Crimson tribute group with Adrian Bellew, Tony Levin, Steve Vai and Danny Carey. She actually likes that era of the band the best.
Beat ain’t no tribute act!!!! They’re the real deal!!!!!
True, true, I was just using Steve Vai's term, he mentioned it in an interview.
My thoughts 1)your wife is 41 aren’t you like 90? 2)your wife has good taste I also like most of those (mostly cause there not prog) 3) can you do a coheed and cambria video? If you do I will subscribe
Do I look 90? Oh my!!!!
@@TheProgCorner only teasing! However old you are,I certainly wish I had your energy!!!! Keep up the good work 👍
How is Queen Jazz and specially Green Day American Idiot prog 😭
Certainly not Prog in the purest sense but progressive rock is everywhere. If you’re listening…
@@TheProgCorner I love those records but I wouldn't call them prog. Maybe they have some influence, I get your point
she has taste really nice
I picked a good woman to marry!!!
I was playing In The Wake Of Poseidon by King Crimson and my wife told me to turn it off.
Exactly.
Coincidence - I'm actually playing it at this very moment - Cadence and Cascade!
Hi Scot if I ask my wife, she would say I don't like anything 😊
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Gotta admit...Genesis doesn't float my boat (in spite of you, Pete, et al trying otherwise).
My wife, of course, hates Rush. One night, I'm playing "Bravado" (ROLL THE BONES)...sounds like an '80s tune, almost like The Fixx. She hears it & sez "...why can't you play more stuff like that...who is it"?
I say Rush. She sez "Rush? Ugh".
(I love The Fixx. Those guys were awesome and super nice too…)
Cmon man its either Pink Floyd or wife...
Decisions, decisions…
Scott, did you say that you're in Ohio? That's so crazy man. All this time and I didn't know that. I'm in Columbus myself. So your wife digs Italian prog, eh? What does she think of Goblin?
I don’t think I’ve played any for her. Yet. Yeah!!!! Columbus!!! We’re there almost every weekend. Well, Dublin…
@@TheProgCorner Goblin is definitely different from the rest of Italian prog and she'd have to be able to handle instrumental stuff. I've been over to Dublin a few times. Maybe one of these days I'll bump into you guys.
Prog metal albums...🤔...did he say Prog metal...THIS IS HAPPENING!!! 😎
Crazy, right? All the way out of my wheelhouse!!!!!
@@TheProgCorner Any hint on the special guest? 🤔
Rhymes Signatures and Note Reviews!!!!
And you still got married 😅...
The Genesis thing was almost a deal breaker. If she disliked Yes also…it would have been!!!!
Idk saying Green Day America idiot is prog is stretching, but your king of prog. 😮
It’s a stretch, to be sure!!!! But that’s what I do!!!!!
You have a wife? You must do at least one Scott/Wife video...unless if she refuses.
She refuses to get on camera!!! She’s extremely shy.
Women! Can't live with 'em. Can't make 'em love prog!
But we can try. Oh, we sure can…
Great vid. You know, Ohio is the only US State that is high in the middle and round on both ends! Yuk yuk yuk 😂😂😂
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If she doesn't like Genesis or Crimson there's nothing for me in this video ahahaha anyway good idea.
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Right?
Doesn't like Genesis? I know where you can get an annulment!
It’s a tough one.
YOU HAVE A WIFE???
Shocker!!!!
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Where in Ohio do you live?
Beautiful Bellefontaine in Logan County.
Home of Mad River Mountain!!!
@@TheProgCorner not far from me I’m in Akron. I think we went to the same Neal Morse show at the Winchester in Cleveland. It was an outstanding show.
What did a nce dude like you go to jail for, I was shocked,
I think I might do a video about the whole ordeal…
@@TheProgCorner I'm intrigued too.
Too bad your wife couldn't be on here commenting with you. Good list though.
One day!!!!
My wife's dirty dozen list:
1. IQ - Road Of Bones
2. Steven Wilson- Grace For Drowning
3. Rush- Moving Pictures
4. YES- The Yes album
5. Pink Floyd- The Wall
6. Haken- Fauna
7. Logos- L'Enigma Della Vita
8. Jethro Tull- Minstral In The Galley
9. The Moody Blues- Days Of Future Passed
10. Crown Lands- Fearless
11. Caligonaut- Magnified As Giants
12.YES- The Big Generator
Wow!!!!!! I just read in Prog Magazine that Crown Lands are big fans of The Chronicles Of Father Robin. That made my day…
The 2nd Law and American Idiot aren't prog.
According to whom? You???
My wife thinks it’s all shite.
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Locked up for imposing prog on people on the streets with a boombox? Shame on you.
I was lucky I didn’t get a life sentence!!!!
Scott you’re a lucky man, my wife won’t listen to anything but pop love songs from the 60’s & 70’s.🥲😢😭😡🤬
AM Gold, baby!!!