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In the seventies I listened to a lot of rock bands, and a few Progressive bands: Van Halen, Queen, Wings, David Bowie, Nazareth, The Sweet, Grand Funk, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, James Gang, AC/DC etc
The only real Progressive bands I listened to were Rush, Pink Floyd and Kansas.

In the eighties I discovered Queensryche and Marillion (Prog Metal and Neo Prog)

When the nineties came I listened to about 30% prog, but was still more keen on rock.

After 2000 I really started getting into a lot of new bands like Spock´s Beard, Dream Theater, Proto Kaw, Porcupine Tree, Satellite, Cryptic Vision, Mindflow, Arion etc..etc...

I signed up with ProgArchives in 2006 .

Sub-genre Nb of reviews Avg rating 1 Progressive Metal 16 4.13 2 Proto-Prog 14 3.93 3 Symphonic Prog 10 4.00 4 Prog Related 8 3.50 5 Heavy Prog 5 3.40 6 Crossover Prog 2 4.50 7 Prog Folk 2 3.00 8 Neo-Prog 2 2.50 9 Jazz Rock/Fusion 1 2.00