Post number #858913, ID: 947309
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Been listening to formative bands (Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Jefferson Airplane, Emerson Lake & Palmer, Moody Blues, etc). Any that come to mind?
Post number #859135, ID: 71c8bf
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I love Yes, a lot of the music they released before the first disbanding (arount 80s, I think) sounds fresh even to this day. Many great ideas, dynamics, energy in their music. One of my favorite bands. Other obvious ones from that time would be Genesis and King Crimson. I also checked out a couple of albums from a barely known band from the same times - Second Hand. Don't recommend but check out this one track from them, I dig it a lot, lol: https://youtu.be/KBDAj5jervk
Post number #859137, ID: 71c8bf
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Oh, there were also IQ and Big Big Train which appeared later but to me they feel like a logical development of more iconic bands that preceded them. Didn't listen to much from IQ but Big Big Train have a lot of fine pieces imo.
Post number #859139, ID: 71c8bf
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By development I meant development of overall sound of the genre, not necessarily them being better.
Post number #859627, ID: 0e5af4
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prog rock is for fags
Post number #859673, ID: 09aeb1
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check out zeuhl subgenre, is pretty interesting, Ruins are a zeuhl band
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| Been listening to formative bands (Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Jefferson Airplane, Emerson Lake & Palmer, Moody Blues, etc).
Any that come to mind?