Prog Artists You Like Everything Of

This must have been done before; what are progressive rock artists whom you like everything of-including material that isn't really progressive rock?
        Now it's a no brainer when it is an artist who recorded just one or two albums, but what about ones that recorded a whole slew of records, and you dig them all? [let's leave bootlegs out of it; they are illegal, so]

For me, there are not many that fit that category, but those that do are:

Gentle Giant-Even their later less progressive rock records I like-their whole catalogue is appealing to me

Atomic Rooster-a band that went through many personnel changes, well, I listen to all of their different phases and like everything they recorded no matter how different they may sound...

Dzyan-this band had four releases and each one is kind of unique, but I like them all considering that....

Who qualifies for you?



Edited by presdoug - June 21 2025 at 14:04

Pink Floyd. Even The Endless River has its good moments.

Camel if it wasn't for The Single Factor and Dust and Dreams
Yes if it wasn't for the last years
Magma if it wasn't for Mercy (but I don't think it's that bad)
Reneissance if it wasn't for Camera Camera and the other one I don't remember even the title

Thinking better, I can't find anything that I dislike in Eloy
Universal Totem Orchestra has only four albums but all excellent

Then there's a huge number of artists who are very consistent. I think to Claudio Milano and Nichelodeon, Quintorigo and John De Leo...

but I stop here. Too many are popping out in my mind

Rush.

Even bad Rush is good Rush.

Marillion
Rush
Enchant
Threshold
The Jelly Jam
Symphony X
Sieges Even & Subsignal
Frost*
OSI
Riverside

I'll get back to it, I'm sure there are more...

Edited by Cristi - Yesterday at 05:08

cstack3 wrote: What, not Triumvirate?? Heh!!

Two words. Russian Roulette. 💀

Allan Holdsworth
IZZ
Thank You Scientist
Mike Keneally
The Aristocrats

Anekdoten and One Shot are the only two I can think of right now. But then again both have released only seven or eight and that's including the live records.

The Dark Elf wrote: None. Unless you're talking about Jimi Hendrix, Nick Drake or the Doors who, because of untimely deaths, didn't have time to release albums beyond their peak. Prog? Definitely none. Yes, Pink Floyd, Genesis, Jethro Tull, ELP, King Crimson, etc., all released sub-par albums the further they went after a decade (or less) of brilliance.

Agreed. KC my personal favorite dropped a few bombs. One I find to be unlistenable even. Yes genesis Elp all have a stinker or two.   The doors have no bad records, true, in my opinion as well.   I just agree here. Although I can listen to the large discography of Pink Floyd and have few complaints, there are a couple of albums I don’t like . Same with Procol Harum.

perfect all the way though, uh? very unlikely for long-standing bands with many albums.


Circus (Swiss) and their Blue Motion afterthought. (only 5 albums)
Out Of Focus (three historical releases and three posthumous archives) and their 80's afterthought Kontrast

presdoug wrote: Dzyan-this band had four releases and each one is kind of unique, but I like them all considering that...

How do you figure??

Electric Silence and Time Machine are very similer to my ears.
Didn't know they has an archival live release, thx. Will look for it.

Edited by Sean Trane - Yesterday at 04:15

Mostly Autumn and mostly YES, apart from Open Your Eyes.