Prog rock

[tamworthblue]

Can't leave the boy out. One of the lesser known ones.

 

[RayCTID]

A modern take on Prog rock:

 

[tamworthblue]

Haze. Another 'amateur' band. Do it for fun these days but were seriously having a go in the 80s. Think they finally acknowledged that they had ripped off Cinema Show a bit!

 

[ancoats]

nick lowe
Brinsley Schwarz
i know its pub rock all that but its got that feel




paul weller later ripped it off on the style council song speak like a child

 

[Bill Walker]

Italy's finest..



America's Yes

 

[basokla]

Probably not your grand dads prog, but...

Look past the early 90’s MTV shit video and this band was amazing.

Still use this album to judge new audio equipment. Just brilliant work.

 

[citizenyank76]

King's X. Talk about a band that the US never gave any love too. Such a fucking tragedy.

 

[flook]

Yes, for what was the new wave of prog, at that time in the early 80s anyway, those first 4 Marillion albums were absolutely unsurpassed. I still follow Fish on tour to this day.

Great choice, been a fan since Script, follow both Fish and Marillion on tour, last Fish gig was a reprise of Misplaced Childhood, not got the range he used to have, I left feeling older than I should

 

[basokla]

King's X. Talk about a band that the US never gave any love too. Such a fucking tragedy.

So true. The first three albums they put out were great start to finish.

 

[homerdog]

Camel, The Enid, Yes, Kings X they all take me back!

Not to mention BJH...