Madbutcher3
07.12.17 | really enjoy 3, haven't heard any of their others in full but 1's title track is godlike |
porcupinetheater
07.13.17 | 7 should be way way higher |
Snowdog808
07.13.17 | [2]. Godly band indeed! Easily the strongest discography of prog rock's Big 6. |
neekafat
07.13.17 | Who else are in the Big 6 |
ArsMoriendi
07.13.17 | eh... |
Frippertronics
07.13.17 | 1 is 1 but if Islands was on this list it'd probs be top 5 |
zoso33
07.13.17 | One More Red Nightmare rules |
runaways
07.13.17 | Nice list, but My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy is better. |
Rik VII
07.13.17 | Big 6 are probably Pink Floyd, Rush, Yes, Genesis, King Crimson and ... Jethro Tull? Even though Pink Floyd and Jethro Tull are hardly prog at all and Rush haven't been as essential in the creation of the style (they were a bit too late for that). Now that I think about it, King Crimson gave up being progressive rock in their tone at the latest after Lizard.
Anyway, nice list. Their albums would be hard for me to rank, but 4 is my 1 (boring opinion I know). My 3 favorite songs of theirs are Starless, Lizard and Epitaph (no order). |
Madbutcher3
07.13.17 | idk it's probably gentle giant or something |
Snowdog808
07.13.17 | @neekafat Those would be Yes, Genesis, ELP, Pink Floyd, and Jethro Tull. The concept of those six bands being the "Big 6" is not mine to begin with at all. |
Djang0
07.13.17 | Honestly haven't heard much of Islands but I'll check it |
bgillesp
07.14.17 | Moody blues? They invented prog |
Winesburgohio
07.14.17 | looking forward to LIzard's inevitable re-appraisal tbh |
