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CeeBone 09.17.07	I know the last 2 aren't primarily linked with prog, but they do have notable progressive influences that are pretty clear when you listen to them. So any suggestions would be very welcome, thanks.
ThePrimer 09.17.07	Orphaned Land, The Red Chord, Communic, Daylight Dies, Disillusion (Back to Times Of Splendor, not Gloria)...
Yazz_Flute 09.17.07	Shadow Gallery Shadow Gallery Shadow Gallery Newer Enslaved too for more black/death progressive metal.
Zoo 09.17.07	Mercenary, Evergrey, Iced Earth, Raintime, Riverside.
Doppelganger 09.17.07	Definite yes to Orphaned Land.
freudianslipknot 09.17.07	Yes, to Shadow Gallery. Pagan's Mind (Celestial Entrance) is really great Dream Theater type stuff. Pain of Salvation and Evergrey are cool though variously categorised as prog metal or rock. Moonsorrow (V: Havitetty) is awesome prog black metal. Fates Warning (Awaken the Guardian) is classic prog metal.
Monticello 09.17.07	Andromeda.
chimera908 09.17.07	maudlin of the Well...best prog ever.
Lunarfall 09.18.07	Fates Warning for sure (Awaken the Guardian, No Exit and A Pleasant Shade Of Gray are my recommendations), Outworld (self-titled), Opeth (get either My Arms..., Still Life or Blackwater Park first), Queensryche (for sure get Operation Mindcrime).
Spectrum 09.18.07	Cyniccyniccyniccyniccyniccyniccynic. Also, Cynic. Did I mention Cynic? Perhaps some Meshuggah or Tool, maybe even Russian Circles. Heck, you may even like King Crimson's album Red. It's pretty classic.
Altmer 09.18.07	Kamelot Apocalyptica (not technically prog, but cello metal is pretty inventive) Meshuggah Pain of Salvation Queensryche Porcupine Tree Ayreon Nevermore if you consider this prog in addition to what was mentioned
Thor 09.18.07	Into Eternity The Human Abstract -- not totally prog, but still Raintime
linxer 09.18.07	Green Carnation, Porcupine tree, Ayreon, Pain of Salvation, Riverside, Shadow Gallery, and Agora, these guys are from Mexico and they sound something like early Dream Theater stuff
chimera908 09.18.07	Oh yeah Spectrum reminded me you absolutely need to check out Cynic.