Best Prog Album Name

Nice!  I always enjoyed the title "Remember the Future" by Nectar! 

Others would include:

Yes: Tales from Topographic Oceans 

Focus: Moving Waves

ELP: Tarkus 

King Crimson: In the Wake of Poseidon 

Hrychu wrote: Bubblemath - Edit Peptide. It's super fun and creative just like the music on it.

That's a great album, though I am afraid most people here won't have heard it (or even OF it).

Some of my personal favourites, including also some Prog-Related bands:

Fire of Unknown Origin (my avatar)

Tyranny and Mutation

Agents of Fortune

Starless and Bible Black (fits the music to a T)

Machine Head (same as above)

Close to the Edge (no explanation necessary)
Selling England by the Pound (strangely prophetic)

In the Land of Grey and Pink (great colour combination!)

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thanks, everyone, so far, for your interesting names-

interesting, Raff, that you mention Blue Oyster Cult; a band that I am just very recently getting back into after decades of not listening since the seventies-Tyranny and Mutation, yeah, right on!

Gnidrolog - In Spite of Harry's Toenail

Van der Graaf Generator - H to He Who Am the Only One

Focus - Hamburger Concerto

Emerson, Lake and Palmer (debut)

Subtext ''It's just us but we are f**king awesome so that's enough''

Works Volume One was a bit 'scary' to some when it came out. Just how many Volumes are they planning?!

This one instantly springs to mind. Exploring any "king's court" implies being invited to know his secrets, but the "crimson" part magnifies the danger: it could be a tyrannical warlord, patron of the dark arts, some sort of demon - or maybe a deity, Zeus, Satan, who knows? For me the song order suggests that whole album is a musical journey across his inconceivable, inhumane realms, and only in the finale we're granted permission to see His deeds in a towering, intimidating castle... and it's just one take on this fabulous title. The symbolism and use of archetypes are strong in this one, that's why it's so potent imho.

I've got to know most of prog classics through my father back in the childhood days. He was doing his best in translating songs/album titles for myself, but this one was a fumble: he said it's like "Awaiting Poseidon", looking forward to his arrival... this one stuck in my head for years and only as a teenager I got this one correct Anyhow, it's a perfect followup title to ITCOTCK, again dealing with a royal figure/deity, also archetypal/jungian, but related to water. Very proggy.

Promising exotic delights, a feast out of this world.

No matter if it's the Edge of rock possibilities or worlds created in Yes music, the title works wonderfully.

These oceans are the deepest in Yes catalogue and seem largely unexplored, even to this day.

It's like entering the place a modern wasn't supposed to see.

Perfect titles for Genesis brand of Edwardian Rock, as well as commentary on days long gone. Really like these two.

Mysterious yet funny, typical Ian Anderson creation.

Quite obvious in its meaning, but both albums deliver exactly what's promised.

Unfortunately the "horn parts/porn hearts" story spoiled it a bit, but I always liked pondering on this one.

Would be more fitting for a technical thrash metal band, but Moog spins & whirls will do.

My French knowledge is zilch, but the title makes sense once put in Google translator. Love it.

Whatever they mean, both are extremely haunting and oldfieldesque.

Great interplay between the title, album cover and Mike's state of mind.

I have a knack for jesters, can't help it.

Intimate, romantic, meaningful.

Swedish meaning from Wiktionary: "calm feeling that something emotionally (positively) significant is over and never will be back". Not a better word to describe Anekdoten's music at the time.