My Top 10 Progressive Rock Album Covers!!
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Hello and welcome to a new video! Today's video was very fun to talk about because once I start talking about prog, there's no way out...But tomorrow's video is going to be a series, not going to say what it is just yet, but it is exciting!
Tell me, what's your favourite prog rock album artwork?
See you all tomorrow!
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The original Jethro Tull "Thick as a Brick" album has a full newspaper about the fictitious town the album is about!! Brilliance!!
My dad in college took a painting class and forgot an assignment due so he just copied the King Crimson cover and turned it in. Kept it in the garage when i was growing up, always scared the shit out of me.
Haha, it used to scare me too
Very well done! With fans like you, Prog will never die!
Selling England by the pound is a masterpiece.
A young progger! Thats encouraging for an old guy like me. Well done!
Definitely Roger Dean will always make my top 10; you just can't go wrong with Topgraphic Oceans and Octopus. Pawn Hearts, Brain Salad Surgery, In the Court of the Crimson King and Animals, no question. I would also include Yes' Relayer (Roger Dean also), Lizard (King Crimson), Leftoverture (Kansas) and The Grand Illusion (Styx).
All great; Almost put Grand Illusion in my own list that I posted, but thought I'd be slammed for considering them "Prog" :P. I love that cover! Look for the "gif" version of it, its pretty cool :).
Fun fact: The cover of "Scenes from a Memory" is by Dave McKean who did many of the covers for the Sandman comics and other Neil Gaiman stuff.
Holy shit I KNEW this art reminded me of something. I'm not into Dream Theater so I never had the album at hand but of course I had seen it. I discovered McKean with his Black orchid graphic novels, along with Violent Cases? I want to point out that Mirrormask, despite what I've read here and there, is a nice movie, with awesome art of course.
Yup, that is how I became a fan. He has done quite a few Thrash and Death Metal bands. An unusual one is for the Prog Rock band "Under the Sun" from LA.
Great video. My pick of the Floyd cover art would be Atom Heart Mother, though ;)
The painting on the cover of _Brain Salad Surgery_ was made by H.R. Giger.
I thought that’s who it looked like. Kind of reminds me of Danzig’s How the Gods Kill Giger cover. Probably why that person thought it was a metal record.
The female image on the inside of the cover is based on Giger's partner at the time Li Tobler (sadly, she died not too long after Brain Salad Surgery's release). P.S. How about Giger's other foray into a prog rock album cover, Magma's "Attahk"? (Haha, I don't know if Niamh is prepared for Magma just yet... :D)
@@gammaanteria and the cover was edited around her neck .
yep !!
@Aeryn Sun ...he did most of the designs for Alien (e.g. the crashed alien ship with its interior). He also did the film-design for Lynch's Dune and for Poltergeist 2... he even did a design for the Batmobil (for "Batman Forever"), which unfortunately wasn't used.
I love Roger Dean's art work on any album cover that he does. A lot of Yes fans seem to dislike Tales From Topographic Oceans, but it's one of my favorites, plus the artwork is fantastic. Apologies aren't necessary for trying to explain what your thoughts are in your head and getting them out to us. You do a marvelous job. Audio was much better. Something you can deal with later. Don't worry about it. Congrats on 2000 subs. WOW!!!!
Agreed On Tales.. and Relayer too.
@@Love_Street agreed. Plus Drama, musically and artwork.
@@howardmackenzie4365 IRemember I liked drama when it came out. I’ll have to check it out again
Relayer is my favourite Yes album cover. Tough choice though.
@@martinkulkarni3569 good choice, but like you said, tough choices all around.
'Yes'(insert logo here) and that iconic art style belong to, as already mentioned here in comments, Roger Dean. He and his brother Martyn also designed the elborate fiberglass staging for Yes live shows. 🎨Their books, Views, Magnetic Storm and Dragon's Dream are great looks inside the artists lives.✌️
What about Kansas 'Leftoverture' , a fantastic cover to a fantastic album
Point Of Know Return a great cover as well. My two favorite Kansas albums.
I hope WE can get Niamh into the premier U.S. Progressive Rock band. They are SOO much more than their hit singles :).
All the Kansas albums look great. I used to look at them in record stores but didn't buy one because I was a poor student at the time and wasn't going to buy something I hadn't heard. Then I hard Wayward Son on the radio and wow.........
@@ronnieguitar99 I hope you have since managed to buy their albums since! Top five band for me!
Niamh, great to see a young person who is into prog, I thought only us reprobabtes that were children of the 60s & 70s still liked this stuff! Have you listened to some of the newer prog from the Eastern Block and Australia? Riverside (from Poland) are now one of my all time favourite prog bands and Unitopia are (were - they have disbanded now) like an Ausie Genesis. In fact they have done a Genesis melody which is on UA-cam. Most of Riversides albums are up here too. Take a listen, I think you will like what you hear.
Ever listen to Transatlantic? They have a new album coming out soon, and I'm really excited for that. They're a supergroup and it looks like you're already familiar with at least two of the "parent" bands.
That 'In The Court of King Crimson' cover is so iconic!
that it's STILL shocking in 2021 says a lot!
This was great! Oddly enough, my daughter is a prog nerd as well, and we were literally just having this conversation yesterday about album artwork! She's a bing fan of Roger Dean, Gerald Scarfe, Derek Riggs, Dave McKean, and Alex Grey. (also, the sound on this video was fine, yer doing great!) 🤘
I can imagine the ELP album cover evokes the feeling of a heavy metal album. The sleeve was designed by Swiss surrealist H.R.Giger, who also designed the monster and the stes of the film Alien. His artwork is also featured on the sleeves of several typical metal bands such as Celtic Frost, Triptykon and Danzig.
Pawn Hearts and Court of the Crimson King are my favourite prog albums,great to see a young person with great taste!
Roger Dean was the man when i was at art school but Gerald Scarfe's artwork for The Wall was pretty amazing. I like the Hypnosis stuff as well, particularly Wish you were here.
Great shout on Dream Theater, Scenes From A Memory. My favourite album of theirs.You are wearing my Close To The Edge Yes T-shirt!
My honorable mention would be Kansas Masque, what a killer classic prod rock album.
Great cover; a painting by Archimbaldo.
My favorite Kansas album. The first song was their failed attempt at a hit single but the rest of the album is classic. The Pinnacle was their pinnacle, in my humble opinion.
Thumbs up here. Not my favourite Kansas album but my favourite ever Kansas song is on there ‘All The World’. I am a Kansas fanatic by the way. Probably the biggest UK ‘Wheathead’ and collector of their music out there! Second favourite band next to Queen!
@@martinkulkarni3569 The drummer of my first band turned me unto Kansas, he was probably the biggest Kansas fan in Estern Iowa.
Since you're from the UK see if you agree with this assessment: the difference between American and British prog bands is that the American bands were harder edged and most of the guitarists did not display a Robert Fripp influence (other Canada's Rush guitarist Alex
Lifeson, especially on the Fly By Night album).
As a kid, I used to browse the record shops and stalls in Kingston (Surrey) and back
in the day there were dozens. There was no way I could afford to buy an album, but
I used them like an Art gallery, wondering what musical treasures may be within and would
time and again go back to the same covers. BTW. It wasn't just prog but Rock albums generally.
The Stones 'their Satanic majesties request' was a favorite. (I was young).
But my Favorite to this day is Tyrannosaurus Rex. 'My people were fair and had sky in their hair but now they're content to wear stars on their brow'.
Probably a contender for longest title too no doubt.
Haha I live very very close to kingston!
Hi @@the_prog_nerd, it was a genius idea by artist Paul Whitehead to insert the scene from the cover of Genesis' Nursery Crime album on the back cover of the next one, Foxtrot, like an easter egg. Amazingly, this went unnoticed by many fans. My best friend at the time believed this would be repeated on every Genesis album. lol
Foxtrot is my favourite Genesis álbum. Great cover indeed.
I like: Yes -Fragile artwork, Pink Floyd - Dark Side of The Moon (and original LP pyramid poster), Greenslade, Curved Air -AirCut (Especially the back) Ella Craig-Hats of Glass , Caravan- In the Land of Gray and Pink, Gandalf, Mu, Nektar - Remember the Future and all of the King Crimson covers.
For me my Top 5 prog album covers are
-Mars Volta--Bedlam In Goliath
-ELP--Brain Salad Surgery
-Rush--A Farewell To Kings
-Yes--Fragile
-King Crimson In The Court Of The Crimson King.
But personally, when it comes to modern prog, for artwork I think Mars Volta dances circles around Tool IMO. All their covers have stunning artwork and are more akin to 70's prog than Tool's minimal modernist look. But of course, it's all subjective.
Foxtrot...the wobbly cyclist is Peter Gabriel. (Apparently, he was very unsteady on a bike !)
If you look at the horses, you'll see that one has a "fifth leg" .
The white building in the distance, represents hotel ie the constant touring at that time.
I had the pleasure of spending some time with the artist ; Paul Whitehouse . He was at a Genesis convention in Crewe back in the early 2000's. A very nice fella with loads of Genesis stories and gossip !
Finally you brought up Marillion! They’re still making new music, touring and doing weekend conventions. Great musicians. Prog and emotion and quite a few concept albums.
Oh, and you express yourself very well, and it’s obvious you know what you’re talking about: that’s why I’m here.
And YES, it is always a pleasure to see how those albums are physically and what more surprises they hide in their guts.
One thing I always admired about Yes's _Tales_ cover is that the stars in the sky are perfectly accurate depictions of the Zodiac constellations: Pisces, Scorpio, Aquarius and Virgo on the front cover and Cancer, Gemini, Taurus and Aries on the back. Pretty impressive that Roger Dean would draw them so correctly.
Great list, fun video---Animals is one of my all-time favorite covers. Thought for sure you were going to pick Relayer but as you said, there are no wrong Roger Dean choices.
Everyone loves the inner gatefold art of CTTE, but i never hear anyone talking about the masterpiece cover art of the same album. A beautiful minimalistic well of energy, it totally captures the hauntingly glorious atmosphere of the record
In my mind Marillion recorded their first album and Genesis went forward to 1983 by time machine. They heard the Marillion album and went back to the 70s and that is how Genesis got their sound. Seriously though, the Marillion albums after the first album sound nothing like Genesis.
@Bookhouse Boy Brilliant. Like it. One of theirs that I don't rate much.
Great list! Mine would be:
- King Crimson: ITCOTCK (obviously)
- Caravan: In The Land Of Grey And Pink
- Yes: Relayer
- Jethro Tull: Stormwatch
- Camel: Mirage
- Gentle Giant: Octopus
- Kansas: Masque
- ELP: Brain Salad Surgery
- Starcastle: S/T
- Wishbone Ash: Argus
Niamh, you explain yourself very well, do not worry. Keep up the excellent work you are doing and, more importantly, keep exploring life and enjoying music.
great video, some great covers - and great new albums to get! Playing 10,000 Days now, and have ELP tucked away somewhere...
No need to be sorry, sounds & looks great. Cheers!
I know,right? I don’t know what everyone’s going on about.
Marillion has some wonderful album covers. "Brave" is one of my favs. Suits the music.
Love this concept (excuse the pun) :). Niamh, You're doing a fine job and the subscribers are growing rapidly. I'm looking back over your previous videos & I'm really enjoying them. My favourite bands are practically the same as yours especially the early 70's bands. Being a drummer Neil Peart, RIP, is still my God! Also Spock's Beard & The Flower Kings are worth checking out at some point. You've turned me on to Phish, whom I had heard of, but never checked out. Thank you.
YES - Topographic Oceans, Fragile and Relayer
Gentle Giant - Octopus and In A Glass House
Pink Floyd - Meddle
King Crimson - Wake of Poseidon
Greenslade - Greenslade
Moody Blues - Question Of Balance
Uriah Heep - Demons & Wizards
Santana III
I was convinced you were going to show a Rush cover. For the most part, their covers are very interesting.
Hemispheres
I accidentally found your channel, I love prog music along with a lot of other genres. Great video and I’ll be checking out more of your channel
Thank you for sharing this beautiful collection with us !
Enchant has several amazing covers, but in keeping with your 'ocean' theme go with "The Great Divide". Fates Warning also many great covers. And look at the cover of Cairo's 1st album (self-titled). Oh, and "Quantum" by Planet X; so awesome!
Another good vid- Cheers!
Octopus is such a great cover, the US version (in the jar) was a bit odd. I love King Crimson USA cover with the Kirlian photo. 🤚
My favorite part of the Foxtrot cover is the tiny Nursery Cryme reference on the back.
This is great! I love it! Prog album covers have some of the best covers!
I've got half of those on vinyl from the '70s. Nice to know that prog lives on.
H.R.Giger such an incredible artist, creating dark and eerie atmospheres on his paintings
When I was in high school in the early 80s I bought Yessongs having never heard any Yes songs before, and it, along with Rush, got me into prog rock.
Supertramp, "Even in the Quietest Moments
Styx, "Equinox"
Boston, "Boston"
Yes, "Fragile"
Rush, "Hemispheres"
Led Zeppelin, "IV"
Great great shout!
Also why not 'Fly by Night' by Rush.. When going thru the albums at a record store in the 80's, I always stumbled upon this really impressive image of an attacking owl. I don't really listen to Rush that much, but the cover was really something.. Many album cover artists have tried to put shocking images of humans or else on the cover. But this Rush album cover is the most effective to me...
@@ZoolGatekeeper Totally agree! Always had a soft spot for Fly By Night and the cover art. Beneath, Between And Behind has always been one of my favourite Rush songs!
@@ZoolGatekeeper That's your opinion, not mine.
A nice list for sure. Some of my favorites that are not included are: Manfred Mann’s Earth Band: Messin’, Manfred Mann’s Earth Band: Solar Fire, Camel: Mirage and Pink Floyd: Meddle.
King Crimson cover: the artist (Barry Godber) died of a heart attack shortly after the album’s release.
I only clicked on this to see if Octopus was there... and it was (rightfully so). Good job 👍🏻 some of the coolest cover art ever
Mastodon - Leviathan
You would LOVE that album cover
I completely agree with your choice of Tales From Topographic Oceans pick. Its a challenging but very much rewarding album. My favourite cover of theirs , Relayer being runner up.
The Wall was my first Pink Floyd. 1989, a girl I knew gave me a tape with the album on it. Cause the first part was on Side 2 of the tape I thought The Wall started with Hey You for the longest time, until I got the CD. Walkman, cassette, listening on a walk to work in the predawn light, The Wall initiating me into soundscapes I had never known previously. Aqualung, same time period. Flute is one of my instruments. Album art...Roger Dean was a primary influence on my way of drawing. Wow, thank you. So refreshing to hear appreciation for these things.
Check out my channel for some fresh prog stuff. I just posted my most recent album, Wyrd Weaver. Sort of Prog Folk cause so much is acoustic instruments, but I mix in Jazz and odd time, 13/8, 11/8, and 12/8 in one song, but it all swings and grooves. I played all the instruments, mic the drums with a 57, so it kinda sounds retro.
Not prog albums but 2 covers that I really love ! Its a Beautiful Day and Moody Blues Every Good Boy💕 Deserves Favour.
The Moody Blues' A Question of Balance has a stunning cover. Seventh Sojourn and Every Good Boy Deserves Favour are good as well. The group generally has beautiful covers with great gatefolds, too.
P.S. So glad you feature full-size LP covers. So much better for seeing the beautiful art in all its detail, but also for reading their often fabulous lyrics. (The full lyrics on TfTO are pretty small on the LP cover, but microscopic on the CD.)
Have you seen Uriah Heep's Demons and Wizards & Magicians Birthday. Look at the German prog-rock band Eloy album covers.
Roger Dean :D Great stuff for UH.
@@noASML8ing Roger Dean's album artwork was part of the cause of the punk insurrection. Half a century on where are the punk album covers?
After an extended hiatus exclusively in the Land of Chrome Doughnuts, about 4 years ago I started spinning vinyl again. Although I have it on CD, I just bought the LP of Fragile today (pressed on 180g vinyl). Approximately 5.8 times larger print of the first Roger Dean album cover for Yes. I just love the 'Little World', my second favorite fantasy locale after Imladris.
Your phone setup is fine, and your channel is growing because you're cool, with good content. Tarkus is my favorite cover.
Honestly I didn't even think the audio was all that quiet.
Tarkus es de lo mejor de ELP. 🇪🇦
Hi Niamh - the volume was fine :) Thanks a lot.
I've just discovered your channel. I'm not as young as you, 35 here, but I love watching prog talk from someone else like me who was too young to see all the original great 70s bands in their prime. It's a cool perspective.
I also loved seeing your dads vids - it's great to see he's still got the passion in his 60s. You can tell that your love of the music has reinvigorated him too as he talked about quite a lot you'd introdiced him to.
On album covers, with prog I always think some bands were just lazy and called Roger Dean or Hypnosis to get distinctive covers that anyone could tell were prog just by looking at them! It's almost cheating! Personally whenever I see a Dean cover thats NOT a Yes album, it never seem right. Like the one he did for Uriah Heep, Demons And Wizards. It's like Heep wanted people to think it was a Yes record. ;) His style is so distinctive.
So thanks for the vids, you have a new subscriber :) All the best to you and your dad! Hope to see him on more videos!
Nice show. Personal favs:
Yes - Relayer
Yes - Tales from topographic oceans
Van der Graaf Generator - Still Life
Pink Floyd - Animals
Porcupine Tree - Signify
Genesis - Foxtrot
Caravan - In the land of grey and pink
Gentle Giant - Octopus
Grobschnitt - Rockpommel’s land
Jethro Tull - Aqualung
Kate Bush - Never forever
Klaatu - Hope
Anthony Phillips - The geese and the ghost
Renaissance - Sheherazade
Roxy Music - Siren
Rush - A Farewell to kings
Rush - Permanent waves
Styx - The grand illusion
This is what I wanted to see! Artistic masterpieces themselves that make listening to the album a unique experience. It's great to see someone talk about something that they are passionate about without posturing or youtuber techniques to attract more likes or subscribers.
Nice picks! I don't know if they qualify as prog (at least the early early stuff maybe), but I've always loved ELO's Eldorado cover with Dorothy's red shoes on it. It fits very well with that album's sound. Keep up the good work & Cheers from Canada!
I think what you're doing is great. Genesis- fell in love with them, then I got distracted by nonsense but, you have reignited my interest so thank you. Yes you do explain it very well so relax. You're doing fine.
Have you any Greenslade Albums? Great Music and fantastic cover art. Your Dad will probably have them..thanks for the great channel..
On the theme of space, Islands (King Crimson) is one of my favourites, as are the three Planet X albums (Universe, Moonbabies, Quantum). Trying to buy Planet X cds is a real pain here in the UK though, I've only managed to get my hands on Moonbabies
You’re spot on about Marillion. Under appreciated.
I've only just stumbled across your vids, great work! More Genesis please!! 👍🏻🎵🎶
Hi Niamh. Discovering your channel with this one video, very nice selection you got here. If not already done, it would be nice to have something about a track I've listened again today, which is a prog monument, aptly named "Magnum Opus" by Kansas.
Dig those posters on the wall back there, Sabbath, Queen, the Beatles!
Great list. I love Tales. Close to the edge my favorite album of all time. Great t shirt by the way. I agree with your assessment of Pink Floyd. Actually they are their own catagory.
what about GONG,do you like,king crimson first is as powerful today as back into the day-also not prod but budgie had great covers,as well as hawkwind .stay safe.also tangerine dream ,had great covers ,oh my favorite (one of my favorites)caravan in land of pink and grey.nice video
My top two prog covers are Kansas Leftoverture and Point Of Know Return
Roger Dean and Prog covers go together like Marmite and grilled cheese (food of the gods). I notice "Something" has been airbrushed out on your copy of the Brain Salad Surgery album!!
What is it?!
@@the_prog_nerd There was an obvious Phallus on the inner sleeve going up to just below the woman's chin. This was airbrushed out for the US market and later editions generally. Apparently "Brain Salad Surgery" is an alternative term for a BJ!!
@@lemming9984 nah it was altered for the WORLD releases, only the original artwork itself was deemed objectionable. There was no other "unaltered" cover released.
@@AkAkAkNeil My copy definitely had an obvious "willy" on it. (Early UK version). So much so that when I played the album in the lounge on my dad's hi fi, I left the sleeve in my bedroom. Parents would have gone wild!
@@lemming9984
Did the band members of ELP come up with that slang phrase themselves? I am far from being a prude, but I do find it a bit disconcerting and tacky that one of the most famous prog rock albums is named after a sex act!
Niamh, FIY, the cover for In The Court was painted by Barry Godber as a self portrait look him up you cans the resemblance (without the terrified look) sadly he died shortly after the album was released. A friend of mine painted that cover on a wall from ceiling to floor and twice as long (the gatefold) and it was perfect color tone and perspective.
Funny what you say about Brain Salad Surgery and metal, because this album is the only album in all the progressive music I know, about which I am thinking sometimes: Gosh, would it not be awesome if some band realized a metal rendition of it! To me, Brain Salad Surgery certainly has something like a metal soul :) Thanks for this video, it's great.
Great video. Thanks. My favorite is the beautiful and simple classic album cover of Lark's Tongue in Aspic. Oh, and the music isn't too bad either....
Before I watch this...I just watched your dads fav prog albums vid.....and Ive jyst listened to Fear of a Blank Planet.......wow...Anesthetize...
Thank you and your pops for the new (for me) music!!!
Cheers from Canada🤘✨⚡🍁
Great selections . I would also add :
Pink Floyd : Dark Side of the Moon
Jethro Tull : Stormwatch and Broadsword and the Beast
Yes : Yesshows and Relayer
Marillion : misplaced Childhood
Supertramp : Crime of the Century
Genesis : A Trick of the Tail
Rush : Moving Pictures ( I’m biased here because it’s in front of Toronto’s old City Hall , which is much nicer than our newer city hall )
Your videos are fine, volume and quality.... I hate those slick pro produced videos. Love the real vibe and earthy DIY quality of your stuff.
Amazed and pleased with the growth of your channel.
Enjoy all your stuff.
✌️🎶
Thanks for the porcupine tree shout .....instanto gratificato ...
You sound fine, Your chatty style fits the subject matter. Keep at it!
I'm not sure if they are really considered as prog rock, but the cover of Boston's 1976 self titled album is a classic. It is definitely one of my favourites.
Nuevamente has hecho una excelente selección de discos, mis preferidos de aquí, Pink Floyd The Wall y Jethro tull Aqualung. Saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷.
A trick of the tail prob has one of my favorite covers. And the album art for topographic oceans is truly amazing btw
Playing Yesterdays album. By Yes of course. Great cover and album.
Indeed Uriah Heep's Demons And Wizards, The Magician's Birthday and Sea Of Light. Also Heeps Abominog could be the most scary. Osibisa had some great cover art.
Good Job 👍 great albums, you have good taste in music, all of the album covers you displayed are prog rock classics that have stood the test of time. A few Prog Rock album covers that I like are Pink Floyd Wish You Were Here, Yes Fragile ( though Tales of Tropigraghical Oceans us probably the best ) Rush Permanent Waves,
Genesis And Then There Were Three,
Dream Theater Scenes from a Memory is No Doubt their best cover, I also like the cover for The Astonishing & their latest release Distant Memories Live in London
& finally Tool Fear Inoculum... very trippy cover.
Just splendid! Good video 🌈
Great show....Ill will let you know an amazing cover and album that will blow you away. Hint 70's
Hi,love your video
Too many great covers to choose from.
Hello from Texas. Enjoying your videos.
I really like Roger Dean's artwork for progressive rock bands, and he would be my favourite artist for prog covers. I think my favourite prog rock album covers by him are Gentle Giant-Octopus and Asia- debut (the kraken and the glowing orb hovering above the ocean). The artwork on Asia - Aqua is great too (that one is by Rodney Matthews).
Not trying to be an ass here but Dean painted the first three Asia album covers
@@chopayrussell9660 Aqua is the 4th Asia album.
Unfortunately, the art work was better than the music that accompanied it.
Foxtrot....Nursery Cryme....Pawn Hearts...thank you Mr. Paul Whitehead!
As soon as you said you liked images of the ocean, I thought "Topographical Oceans".
I really enjoy the fact that you and your father connect in this type of music. Your father's collection is far larger than mine, but we have a lot of overlaps. Just subscribed, looking forward to your next.
Nice choices, Niamh. I think Octopus is my number 1 prog cover. Amazing painting by Roger Dean. Speaking of Roger Dean have you held the right side of the front cover of Tales From Topographic Oceans next to the left side of the back cover of Relayer together? Try it if you've never done it. Genesis definitely have some of my favorite album covers. And the artwork always seems to reflect the music on the album. A Trick Of The Tail cover is probably my favorite cover of theirs but there are so many greats... Nursery Cryme, Wind & Wuthering, Selling England and The Lamb. Congrats on 2k subs!
Thank you!
Ynow with all this bits about Progs I might just look and listen to more prog I should think :) Thank You