Great list Scott! - My pals, Enchant, who are my favorite band. Yea I'd agree that J9oD10 is probably their most underrated album. - Echolyn - Think Id go with S/T or StB as I think AtW is lauded by the prog community as their best and rightfully so (Crazy saw Echolyn in 1993 at a frat party at Virginia Tech for the 1st time of many times seeing them live) - Good pick on Frost* - And I agree on the It Bites and A.C.T choices as they are my favorites too. Once Around the World by IB and Last Epic by A.C.T are the usual favorites amongst the band fan base. And cool picks by Davey. - Met the Shadow Gallery guys at Progscape 94 show and they gave me a free tape Magna Carta sampler tape with Dance of the Fools on it. Loved SG since. - Iluvatar is my hometown band who I've seen a boatload of times. They are still playing too. Saw them for their Children anniversary show in late 2022 and they're playing again late June in Havre de Grace, MD. Thanks Scot for the great show too! You can always go the opposite way for entertainment on most overrated prog albums. Always good views. I'd be the sh-t stirrer and mention In the Court of the Crimson King, Dark Side of the Moon, Thick as a Brick, ELP S/T, 2112, and your favorite Tales. Like all of those albums in varying degrees but I think they are all overrated amongst the progworld. And all Magma sucks😂
@@ravensnhokies - Thanks for tuning in. Scot always brings together a great bunch of folks for a lively discussion and this installment was no exception to that. I love the idea that someone may be watching and about to walk into a favorite they never knew existed.
@@mythoflogic Absolutely! Love also "Forest of Feelings", "Transformation", "Just Has I Thought" and "Dance of the Age of Enlightenment". AMAZING progfusion gems.
Also the Bridge... And with: Stanley clarke "schooldays" Sting 10 Summoners Tales+ tour Peter Gariel So + tour Jon Anderson Animation+ tour; with Jack Bruce Les Dudeck
Great show! Some serious fodder for Friday's Prog Corner Playlist! So many of the albums mentioned here have not been heard by many, so they will get to hear many of them on Friday.
Usually people say Pampered Menial but ATSOTB is nearly as good and actually has some of their best tracks. That Sebastian Hardie album was actually called Four Moments.
Hey Scot my full list of underrated albums I came up with Return To The Sabbat-Black Widow Epitaph-Epitaph When The Hippies Killed The Blues-Lucifer's Friend Armagedom-Armagedon Jade Warrior-Jade Warrior Shinki Chen & Friends-Shinki Chen Morgen-Morgen Air Cut-Curved Air Charge-Paladin A Ballad Of A Peaceful Man-Gravy Train Power And Passion-Eloy Act One-Beggar Opera Made In Englad-Atomic Rooster When The Axeman Cometh-Wicked Lady Raindance-Gryphon Greenslade-Greenslade Seven Secrets-Fruup Magic Is The Child-Nektar The Quiet Zon/The Pleasure Dome/Van Der Graaf The World-Pendragon Octoberon-Barclay James Harvest
I agree. People complain that it sounds very ZTT. Steve Wilson was talking about it recently. There is a video on UA-cam. People complain it sounds very 1985. Strange that 70s prog sounds 1970s.
Underated prog albums: Kit Watkins: "Labyrinth" FM: "Black Noise" Phil Manzanera: "K-SCOPE" ARGOS: "Symmetry" Bi-Kyo-Ran : "Parallax" Caravan "For Girls" Steve Hackett: "Defector" SAGA: "World's Apart" Gentle Giant : "Glass house" Flash: " In the can" TRIUMVIRAT: " Sparatacus" Flowerkings: "Retropolis" STRAWBS: "Ghosts" Tomas Bodin: "An ordinary night in my ordinary life" DEUS EX MACHINA : De Republica" NEKTAR: "RECYCLED" Jean Luc Ponty: "Cosmic Messanger" Frogg cafe: "Bateless edge" Banco " Transiberaina" French TV: "Violence in Amateurs" Hecenia: " Legendes" Jeff Beck : "Live with the Jan Hammer" Anglagard : "Vilijans Oga" Landberk: "Riktigt Akta" Happy the Man: " Crafty Hands" honorable mention: YES " Drama" Blodwyn Pig both Ahead Rings Out + Getting to this All Traps on earth Badger: One Live Badger Birth Anekdoten: "Until all the ghosts are gone" 1:31:33
I don't know why I missed Happy The Man back in the day, I finally got 2 of theirs about 12 years ago and they get played regularly. I think they had only 2 official releases?
More on the New age genre but I throw in Shadofax , shadow dance is an amazing prog album to my ears. I am also going to throw my hat in from Norway MagicPie. I would to throw Styx, Queen and Sweet's vocals, Yes Relayer era in a blender and MagicPie pops out. One of the most frightening instrumental music listening experience is The album by Universe Zero called Heresy. Totally worth a listen.
@@TheProgCorner For sure, they were one of those artists that were bigger than the the genre that they were in ( in their case, New age). Hey, that could be a theme for a show "artists that out grew they're own genre.".
Yet another great melting pot of Prog greatness Scot. Great fun as asual. I'm off travelling to find Topographic Oceans good buddy. Happy listening and until I get back ill be with you in spirit. Cheers man. 😍🎵
Fun episode today, Scot, and an excellent topic. As always, there were several bands or albums mentioned that I’m unfamiliar with but would certainly love to explore, Curved Air being one of them. Their name is already intriguing enough. And Davey brought up a cool sounding one with Shadow Gallery, another catchy name. He also mentioned that he’ll be covering BOC upcoming. That’d be entertaining ! But one of the albums I tend to think is a bit underrated is Eloy’s ‘ Ocean. ‘ What a captivating voyage with an ominous ambience and nifty drumming that occasionally sounds like the Professor. Interestingly, Ocean was released the same year as Farewell to Kings. Love to get your take on Eloy.
Thanl you for all the contributions from panel members, great show and insights. It would be very helpful if everyone published their picks in the comments, or maybe someone could compile them and post the list there.
Anthony Phillips - The Geese And The Ghost, Wise After The Event Henry Cow - Unrest, Western Culture National Health - all of their albums Egg - all of their albums Pink Floyd - A Saucerful Of Secrets, More, Ummagumma, Atom Heart Mother, Obscured By Clouds
Here is my list, cheers and all the best. Il Bacio Della Medusa - Discesa Agl'Inferi D'Un Giovane Amante Diagonal - Diagonal Kotebel - Ouroboros Hypnos 69 - Legacy Amoeba Split - Dance Of The Goodbyes Gösta Berlings Saga - Glue Works Ske - 1000 Autunni Motorpsycho & Ståle Storløkken - The Death Defying Unicorn Ritual - The Hemulic Voluntary Band Seven Impale - City Of The Sun Shamblemaths - Shamblemaths VAK - Budo Roz Vitalis - The Hidden Man of the Heart Guranfoe - Sum of Erda De Lorians - De Lorians The Worm Ouroboros - Endless Way From You
My list: Drama - Yes The Ladder - Yes Benefit - Jethro Tull Stormwatch - Jethro Tull A Dramatic Turn of Events - Dream Theater Division Bell - Pink Floyd
I've got to go for utopia ra that album has some of their finest playing and Roger Hodgson in the eye of the storm this what famous last words should've been
Great video. Big thanks to everybody involved! I'd go with the follwing albums: Ritual - s/t Il Trono Dei Ricordi - s/t Iona - Journey Into The Morn Aragon - Don't Bring The Rain Vauxdvihl - To Dimension Logic Fren - All The Pretty Things Pavlov's Dog - Pampered Menial Änglagård - Epilog Primitive Instinct - Floating Tangibility and to throw a live album into the mix: Twelfth Night - Live And Let Live
@@TheProgCorner Me too. So I guess you'll be just as happy as I am that they've just announced the release of their new album. "The Story of Mr. Bogd - part 1" will be released on August 16th!
Haven’t watched yet but I am sure that Obscured By Clouds will get at least one mention! I would put Trespass in there too. It rarely gets the love it deserves because of what came after but I think it is great all on its own.
Hmmmm. So many that were listed here. Laughed when you said that virtually all prog could be classed underrated 😅 Glad that Dave sancious and crack the sky got some love. So much talent. Always overlooked.
Good program, but you went a little overtime, methinks. I remember D.I.Y. got plenty of airplay. I vote for Nektar; Recycled, Remember the Future, A Tab in the Ocean, and especially Journey to the Centre of the Eye. Man, I used to hang out with computer scientists and electrical engineers and I thought THEY were nerds. Be proud!
I have a few- Argent-Circus Refugee-Refugee Seventh Wave-Things To Come Focus-Hamburger Concerto (Not underrated, just not mentioned enough!) Patrick Moraz-The Story Of I Van Der Graaf Generator-The Long Hello
1- Nova Collective : The Further Side 2- A Triggering Myth : The Sins of Our Saviours 3- Banco : Di Terra 4- SKE : 1001 Autunni 5- Mongol : Doppler 444
@@mythoflogic I’m a massive Spocks fan. That album has so much going on in it. Masterpiece of modern prog it certainly is. All of the band were at the top of their game at this point. Such a diverse set of songs. And even if you can’t really follow the concept or idea of Snows character it doesn’t really matter cos the songs stand up alone on themselves I think 👍
Young Mr. Brockway showing his age again. 19 out of 20 Rush fans would rather eat lint than listen to Power Windows. I agree wholeheartedly with Cody. For me it is the only "perfect" Rush album. 8 songs that never flag. He's right about the bass parts also and Lifeson shines throughout. It is second only to Permanent Waves in my book but that album contains the dismal Different Strings so is not 10/10. Must now listen to The Ladder which I have somehow missed.
HEY YOU GUYS have you heard of ... KENSO (Prog-Fusion).... from JAPAN. Was given the perfect compilation CD of ProgFest after a YES concert in 2000 with 2 of their tracks & been a fan ever since. Check their "SPARTA' 89 album (UA-cam). It's PURE uplifting instrumental by virtuoso amazing Japanese guys ( playing YES/PFM/HTM/Bruford style) HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!
Wow. Sparta isn’t even one of my favorite Kenso. Yume No Oka, Kenso II and Kenso III. My Holy Trinity of Kenso!!! Love them. (My favorite Japanese band.)
My List - Under Rated Prog Albums
1. A.C.T. - Silence (June 6, 2006)
2. Jellyfish - Spilt Milk (February 9, 1993)
3. Frost* - Falling Satellites (May 27, 2016)
4. David Sancious & Tone - True Stories (1978)
5. Crack The Sky - Safety In Numbers (1978)
6. Enchant - Juggling 9 Or Dropping 10 (October 3, 2000)
7. It Bites - The Tall Ships (October, 2008)
8. Echolyn - As The World (March 7, 1995)
9. Spock’s Beard - Snow (August 27, 2002)
10. Starcastle - Citadel (October 1977)
Honorable mention
1. Tangerine Dream - Le Parc
2. Ambrosia - Road Island
3. Yes - Drama
4. Genesis - duke
5. Emerson, Lake & Powell - s/t
6. Nektar - Recycled
7. U.K. - Danger Money
8. Jean Luc Ponty - Enigmatic Ocean
you want to go super underrated w/ Jellyfish-related, Beatnik Beatch - Beatnik Beatch (1988)
Great list Scott!
- My pals, Enchant, who are my favorite band. Yea I'd agree that J9oD10 is probably their most underrated album.
- Echolyn - Think Id go with S/T or StB as I think AtW is lauded by the prog community as their best and rightfully so (Crazy saw Echolyn in 1993 at a frat party at Virginia Tech for the 1st time of many times seeing them live)
- Good pick on Frost*
- And I agree on the It Bites and A.C.T choices as they are my favorites too. Once Around the World by IB and Last Epic by A.C.T are the usual favorites amongst the band fan base.
And cool picks by Davey.
- Met the Shadow Gallery guys at Progscape 94 show and they gave me a free tape Magna Carta sampler tape with Dance of the Fools on it. Loved SG since.
- Iluvatar is my hometown band who I've seen a boatload of times. They are still playing too. Saw them for their Children anniversary show in late 2022 and they're playing again late June in Havre de Grace, MD.
Thanks Scot for the great show too! You can always go the opposite way for entertainment on most overrated prog albums. Always good views. I'd be the sh-t stirrer and mention In the Court of the Crimson King, Dark Side of the Moon, Thick as a Brick, ELP S/T, 2112, and your favorite Tales. Like all of those albums in varying degrees but I think they are all overrated amongst the progworld. And all Magma sucks😂
Tangerine Dream’s Zeit is pretty underrated especially for how groundbreaking it was for its time
@@paulayers1111 - I would agree, but I feel that Le Parc is overlooked more often than Zeit. Just my perception. Your results may vary. 😎
@@ravensnhokies - Thanks for tuning in. Scot always brings together a great bunch of folks for a lively discussion and this installment was no exception to that. I love the idea that someone may be watching and about to walk into a favorite they never knew existed.
100% agree with Scott Davis : David Sancious is so criminally underrated!!!
True Stories is a masterpiece for me.
@@mythoflogic Absolutely!
Love also "Forest of Feelings", "Transformation", "Just Has I Thought" and "Dance of the Age of Enlightenment".
AMAZING progfusion gems.
Also the Bridge...
And with:
Stanley clarke "schooldays"
Sting 10 Summoners Tales+ tour
Peter Gariel So + tour
Jon Anderson Animation+ tour;
with Jack Bruce
Les Dudeck
Absolutely agree. Best sideman Sting ever had but his early albums are Jazz Fusion at its best.
1. War Child 2. Wind and Wuthering 3. Talk 4. For Girls Who Grow Plump in the Night 5. Fugazi/Islands
Great show! Some serious fodder for Friday's Prog Corner Playlist! So many of the albums mentioned here have not been heard by many, so they will get to hear many of them on Friday.
Yes indeed!!! A ridiculous amount of awesomeness!!!
Sebastian Hardie - Four Seasons
Pavlovs Dog - At The Sound Of The Bell
Jethro Tull- Benefit
Uriah Heep - Salisbury
Fates Warning - The Spectre Within
Yeah!!!!
Usually people say Pampered Menial but ATSOTB is nearly as good and actually has some of their best tracks. That Sebastian Hardie album was actually called Four Moments.
@@mikereiss4216Four Seasons is a different album
Hey Scot my full list of underrated albums I came up with
Return To The Sabbat-Black Widow
Epitaph-Epitaph
When The Hippies Killed The Blues-Lucifer's Friend
Armagedom-Armagedon
Jade Warrior-Jade Warrior
Shinki Chen & Friends-Shinki Chen
Morgen-Morgen
Air Cut-Curved Air
Charge-Paladin
A Ballad Of A Peaceful Man-Gravy Train
Power And Passion-Eloy
Act One-Beggar Opera
Made In Englad-Atomic Rooster
When The Axeman Cometh-Wicked Lady
Raindance-Gryphon
Greenslade-Greenslade
Seven Secrets-Fruup
Magic Is The Child-Nektar
The Quiet Zon/The Pleasure Dome/Van Der Graaf
The World-Pendragon
Octoberon-Barclay James Harvest
I don't know why Gryphon doesn't get more love.
Power windows may be the most underrated album ever. I dont get why people don’t like new wave rush its killer. They were fabulous men
I agree. People complain that it sounds very ZTT. Steve Wilson was talking about it recently. There is a video on UA-cam. People complain it sounds very 1985. Strange that 70s prog sounds 1970s.
Middletown Dreams!
It is perfect.
That era also produced Time Stand Still--my favorite Rush song.
Thank you guys all of you I have been waiting for this this is the gate way to good music this video right here
Yes!!!!
Underated prog albums:
Kit Watkins: "Labyrinth"
FM: "Black Noise"
Phil Manzanera: "K-SCOPE"
ARGOS: "Symmetry"
Bi-Kyo-Ran : "Parallax"
Caravan "For Girls"
Steve Hackett: "Defector"
SAGA: "World's Apart"
Gentle Giant : "Glass house"
Flash: " In the can"
TRIUMVIRAT: " Sparatacus"
Flowerkings: "Retropolis"
STRAWBS: "Ghosts"
Tomas Bodin: "An ordinary night in my ordinary life"
DEUS EX MACHINA : De Republica"
NEKTAR: "RECYCLED"
Jean Luc Ponty: "Cosmic Messanger"
Frogg cafe: "Bateless edge"
Banco " Transiberaina"
French TV: "Violence in Amateurs"
Hecenia: " Legendes"
Jeff Beck : "Live with the Jan Hammer"
Anglagard : "Vilijans Oga"
Landberk: "Riktigt Akta"
Happy the Man: " Crafty Hands"
honorable mention:
YES " Drama"
Blodwyn Pig both Ahead Rings Out + Getting to this
All Traps on earth
Badger: One Live Badger
Birth
Anekdoten: "Until all the ghosts are gone" 1:31:33
Outstanding!!!!!!!
I don't know why I missed Happy The Man back in the day, I finally got 2 of theirs about 12 years ago and they get played regularly. I think they had only 2 official releases?
Great show Scott from your UK no 1 71 year old Prog fan. Many thanks guys.
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More on the New age genre but I throw in Shadofax , shadow dance is an amazing prog album to my ears. I am also going to throw my hat in from Norway MagicPie. I would to throw Styx, Queen and Sweet's vocals, Yes Relayer era in a blender and MagicPie pops out. One of the most frightening instrumental music listening experience is The album by Universe Zero called Heresy. Totally worth a listen.
I love the first Shadowfax!!!!
@@TheProgCorner For sure, they were one of those artists that were bigger than the the genre that they were in ( in their case, New age). Hey, that could be a theme for a show "artists that out grew they're own genre.".
Yet another great melting pot of Prog greatness Scot. Great fun as asual.
I'm off travelling to find Topographic Oceans good buddy. Happy listening and until I get back ill be with you in spirit. Cheers man. 😍🎵
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Fun episode today, Scot, and an excellent topic. As always, there were several bands or albums mentioned that I’m unfamiliar with but would certainly love to explore, Curved Air being one of them. Their name is already intriguing enough. And Davey brought up a cool sounding one with Shadow Gallery, another catchy name. He also mentioned that he’ll be covering BOC upcoming. That’d be entertaining ! But one of the albums I tend to think is a bit underrated is Eloy’s ‘ Ocean. ‘ What a captivating voyage with an ominous ambience and nifty drumming that occasionally sounds like the Professor. Interestingly, Ocean was released the same year as Farewell to Kings. Love to get your take on Eloy.
Eloy!!!! 👍👍👍
An interesting assortment of underrated albums.
Fun as usual Scot.
Thanks for your participation!!!!!
It’s a place to share what I love with other people that love similar things. Would love to be a panel member.
Great show as always Scot cheers
Thank you!!!
Thanl you for all the contributions from panel members, great show and insights. It would be very helpful if everyone published their picks in the comments, or maybe someone could compile them and post the list there.
Indeed!
Anthony Phillips - The Geese And The Ghost, Wise After The Event
Henry Cow - Unrest, Western Culture
National Health - all of their albums
Egg - all of their albums
Pink Floyd - A Saucerful Of Secrets, More, Ummagumma, Atom Heart Mother, Obscured By Clouds
Obscured By Clouds !!!!
Here is my list, cheers and all the best.
Il Bacio Della Medusa - Discesa Agl'Inferi D'Un Giovane Amante
Diagonal - Diagonal
Kotebel - Ouroboros
Hypnos 69 - Legacy
Amoeba Split - Dance Of The Goodbyes
Gösta Berlings Saga - Glue Works
Ske - 1000 Autunni
Motorpsycho & Ståle Storløkken - The Death Defying Unicorn
Ritual - The Hemulic Voluntary Band
Seven Impale - City Of The Sun
Shamblemaths - Shamblemaths
VAK - Budo
Roz Vitalis - The Hidden Man of the Heart
Guranfoe - Sum of Erda
De Lorians - De Lorians
The Worm Ouroboros - Endless Way From You
Fantastic!!!!!!
Great show. Enjoyed everyone's list.
Yes sir!!!
Love all of yous -- but Mr Cretin was really shining. Love his long, articulate descriptions of each pick. He sold me on all of them.
Davey is a gem.
My list:
Drama - Yes
The Ladder - Yes
Benefit - Jethro Tull
Stormwatch - Jethro Tull
A Dramatic Turn of Events - Dream Theater
Division Bell - Pink Floyd
Awesome
I've got to go for utopia ra that album has some of their finest playing and Roger Hodgson in the eye of the storm this what famous last words should've been
Great video. Big thanks to everybody involved! I'd go with the follwing albums:
Ritual - s/t
Il Trono Dei Ricordi - s/t
Iona - Journey Into The Morn
Aragon - Don't Bring The Rain
Vauxdvihl - To Dimension Logic
Fren - All The Pretty Things
Pavlov's Dog - Pampered Menial
Änglagård - Epilog
Primitive Instinct - Floating Tangibility
and to throw a live album into the mix:
Twelfth Night - Live And Let Live
Ritual!!!!!! I love them!!!!!
@@TheProgCorner Me too. So I guess you'll be just as happy as I am that they've just announced the release of their new album. "The Story of Mr. Bogd - part 1" will be released on August 16th!
@@svenschmidt3337 Karisma just emailed me!!!! So excited.
Hey Scot! Well you had 88 in the chat. More than both of Aly's channels today. Good job!👍☮️👑😎
Definitely a solid number!!!!! I am grateful. Thank you.
Good convo. Thanks Scot
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Air cut, agreed an awesome prog classic.
A.C.T the last epic from 2003 is one of my favorite albums with its hidden string track.
I agree. I just feel like Silence doesn't get the attention it deserves.
Haven’t watched yet but I am sure that Obscured By Clouds will get at least one mention! I would put Trespass in there too. It rarely gets the love it deserves because of what came after but I think it is great all on its own.
Excelent show Scot.Great review of underrated albums.Their are much more underrated albums.
So many…
@@TheProgCorner 👍
One really underrateed album: Van Der Graaf's "World Record", with pearls such as "When she comes" and "Wondering"
And also not forgetting probably my particular fave VDGG track... Meurglys 3. You're right , such an incredible underrated album !! 😍
Yes!!!
Hmmmm. So many that were listed here. Laughed when you said that virtually all prog could be classed underrated 😅
Glad that Dave sancious and crack the sky got some love.
So much talent.
Always overlooked.
Criminally underrated.
Super show. My 3 year old granddaughter likes that your friends like to talk about music together.
So we always keep it family friendly!!!!
Genesis - And Then There Were Three
Renaissance - every 1970s Haslam album
Good program, but you went a little overtime, methinks.
I remember D.I.Y. got plenty of airplay.
I vote for Nektar; Recycled, Remember the Future, A Tab in the Ocean, and especially Journey to the Centre of the Eye.
Man, I used to hang out with computer scientists and electrical engineers and I thought THEY were nerds. Be proud!
Well, there was a lot to say! I'm amazed that there were no duplications.
Awesome!!!!
Love all those Starcastle covers. How prog albums should look!!
Absolutely!!!!!
Right? Agreed.
Davey on the Prog Corner. LOVE IT!!!!
Right???? Just awesome.
I was also at Foy hall Nearfest 1, 1999. IQ, Spocks, Mastermind, Crucible
Fantastic!!!!
Good call on the Ladder Cody!
Thanks Scott! 🤘
Love Scott's mention of TNT and Ronnie LeTekro!
Scott knows…
TNT were a great band that never really found their audience.
Good talk...I'd add:
Kansas: Monolith
Supertramp: Brother Where You Bound
Love Snow too and V of course
I have a few-
Argent-Circus
Refugee-Refugee
Seventh Wave-Things To Come
Focus-Hamburger Concerto (Not underrated, just not mentioned enough!)
Patrick Moraz-The Story Of I
Van Der Graaf Generator-The Long Hello
The Long Hello!!!!!! Great call.
Pink floyd division bell and momentary lapse of reason
Bacamarte's Depois do Fim. A Masterpiece. Brazilian Prog at its best.
Great album
Hello! Was here mentioned Aviary by Scot or i'm wrong? What minute of this translation?
1:16:16
1- Nova Collective : The Further Side
2- A Triggering Myth : The Sins of Our Saviours
3- Banco : Di Terra
4- SKE : 1001 Autunni
5- Mongol : Doppler 444
SKE!!!!!!
Good call on Logos.
Can I suggest Sattyg by Kaipa.
World Of The Void is such a great song!!!
Spocks Beard SNOW!!!!
Soooooooo good!👍 ❤
Indeed
Very simply, a masterpiece.
@@mythoflogic I’m a massive Spocks fan. That album has so much going on in it. Masterpiece of modern prog it certainly is. All of the band were at the top of their game at this point. Such a diverse set of songs. And even if you can’t really follow the concept or idea of Snows character it doesn’t really matter cos the songs stand up alone on themselves I think 👍
@@shanocles - Well said, my friend. Well said indeed.
Power windows is a masterpiece. 😎🤘🏻
👍👍👍
Young Mr. Brockway showing his age again. 19 out of 20 Rush fans would rather eat lint than listen to Power Windows. I agree wholeheartedly with Cody. For me it is the only "perfect" Rush album. 8 songs that never flag. He's right about the bass parts also and Lifeson shines throughout. It is second only to Permanent Waves in my book but that album contains the dismal Different Strings so is not 10/10. Must now listen to The Ladder which I have somehow missed.
The Ladder is 9.5/10 for me.
The Ladder is a masterpiece. Their finest "late period" album for me.
I had to watch the show late I was a restaurant having some grub
Anything good?
Shrimp and Mac n cheese and French fries
ABWH self titled
Good call.
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Jakkos catalogue and stewart /gaskin releases
"Up From The Dark"...
@@mythoflogic green and blue
Not a fan of zooming in on who’s talking.. it takes away from the show.
I’m on the fence about it. Maybe only if someone has cool stuff to show off…
Storm corrosion
Nice!!!!
Any good prog album not by Yes, Genesis, Pink Floyd, King Crimson, ELP, etc. ;)
Exactly!!!
HEY YOU GUYS have you heard of ... KENSO (Prog-Fusion).... from JAPAN. Was given the perfect compilation CD of ProgFest after a YES concert in 2000 with 2 of their tracks & been a fan ever since. Check their "SPARTA' 89 album (UA-cam). It's PURE uplifting instrumental by virtuoso amazing Japanese guys ( playing YES/PFM/HTM/Bruford style) HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!
Wow. Sparta isn’t even one of my favorite Kenso. Yume No Oka, Kenso II and Kenso III. My Holy Trinity of Kenso!!! Love them. (My favorite Japanese band.)
@@TheProgCorner It was the first one I'd heard. Love many others too especially 2 & 3!