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TNT
by Tortoise
Pure sonic explosions. |
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Fragile
by Yes
Almost everyone has heard "Roundabout" - it's one
of the rare Progressive Rock tunes that cracked the top 40. |
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Close to the Edge
by Yes
This is Yes at the height of their rule of the Progressive Rock scene. |
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Welcome Back My Friends
by Emerson Lake & Palmer
There's nothing like a live album to bring out the very best
of a great group. This 2 CD set is EL&P at their pinnacle. |
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Six Wives of Henry VIII
by Rick Wakeman
Rick Wakeman's first solo album was released during his first tenure with Yes. |
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Starcastle
by Starcastle
This virtually unknown American group provided a link between Yes and future Progressive Rock groups. |
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Infinite
by Stratovarius
Check out the 8th release by Stratovarius. Sort of a cross between symphonic sound and speed metal. |
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Snow
by Spock's Beard
Spock's Beard is one of the better bands recording modern Progressive rock. |
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Bridge Across Forever
by Transatlantic
Well worth listening to Transatlantic's modern Fusion/Progressive Rock mix. |
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Stardust We Are
by The Flower Kings
This 2 disc set is the very best Flower Kings album available. |
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Live From Oz
by Planet X
I still say live albums show the very best of a band. And this is the best of Planet X so far. |
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In Absentia
by Porcupine Tree
Porcupine Tree is sort of like Post-Modern King Crimson. |
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Ice Cycles
by Platypus
Platypus is a side project that sounds like a main affair. |
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Space Rituals
by Hawkwind
Want to hear Heavy Metal on the edge of Space? |
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