Jethro42
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Prog epic rd 1

There are songs albums with pop tinge. They both know how to prog.
1Von Hertzen Brothers
Love Remains the Same


Though steeped in some classic rock themes and sounds, the Von Hertzen Brothers have melded a collection of heavily layered and complex yet highly melodic songs in an album which feel fresh, original and which has an amazingly consistent quality. I consider this album a modern masterpiece. It shows that prog rock is alive. It's classic symphonic rock meets pop and alternative rock . Compositions are catchy and easy-to-listen but complex and ambitious. This music really has a potential to attein commercial success despite having prog roots.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joU4CSAxbzE&list=OLAK5uy_lmqAR-UnRNdSnNs-aCjqKqCckKXD8qLf0

Also found on Spotify; https://open.spotify.com/?flow_id=cb196beb-870f-46e4-ba86-36a075c957c0%3A1683753585

- Jethro42
2fish
Raingods With Zippos


Fish needs no presentation. He was the front man of Marillion one of the best and pioneer bands of prog. He have been doing an impressive career out of Marillion. For me Raingods With Zippos is one of his best albums, my choice for this tourney.

https://open.spotify.com/album/5FpQBUgbTViU8gey0Kmx7P?autoplay=true

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oR8zT9Esnz0

- TheIntruder
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