fuck i keep forgetting

Absolute classic record this

Absolutely. A classic album indeed.

Album Rating: 5.0

Probably the most emotional prog record of all time and perfect in every way

Probably the most emotional record of all time

Album Rating: 5.0

Also can't decide who is the more phenomenal bass player: Richard Sinclair (Track 1,3,6) or Hugh Hopper (2,4,5)

Album Rating: 5.0

Perfection

Album Rating: 4.5

Still growing on me

thought this was some shitty prog thing but this is pretty good

I hear nothing but really good things about it so I'm expecting this to be like mind-blowing

Album Rating: 5.0

60s/70s prog is often great... it's just what happened afterward that sucks.



I blame Rush and Queensrÿche

"I blame Rush and Queensrÿche"

based

yeah im just shootin the shit, i like a decent bit of 60s/70s prog. this is pretty distinct though, feels kind of wrong lumping it in with the canterbury scene and that kind of stuff

"it's just what happened afterward that sucks."
Not all of it. There are a lot of good bands after the 70's other than those two, and that's excluding prog metal.

My hottest take is Canterbury sound/Canterbury scene isn't really prog.

^that makes this sound even better

Album Rating: 5.0

I can't say I agree,

but let's back up a bit.











@GhandhiLion Are you trying to say there are good prog metal bands?

yes, there absolutely are good prog metal bands.

Voivod, Ved Buens Ende, Cynic, Watchtower, Alchemist, maudlin of the Well, Solefald, Mastodon, Q'uq'umatz, Psychotic Waltz, Dream Theater, Fates Warning, Meshuggah, Calhoun Conquer, Confessor, Thought Industry, Béla Bartók, Thormenthor, Arcturus, Edge of Sanity, Ephel Duath, Yakuza, Hammers of Misfortune, Opeth, Garden Wall, Barús


the list goes on and on

Album Rating: 5.0

I'm not convinced.

I have 101 more bands on the ready

Album Rating: 5.0

To be fair, I think I've heard 3 of those. For all I know, prog metal's my favorite genre and I just don't know it yet.