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AFlowerKingCrimson 
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 Posted: October 03 2017 at 17:29 |
I'll give it a go.
The Beatles U2 Led Zeppelin The Who REM The Doors (although much of their early stuff could be considered proto) Pearl Jam Soundgarden Alice in Chains Styx (kind of borderline prog imo)
Others also but that's all I can think of for now.
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Saperlipopette!
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Posted: October 04 2017 at 01:29 |
 mechanicalflattery wrote:
Saperlipopette! wrote:
Mascodagama wrote:
I rarely seem to run across anyone who appreciates Andrew Hill but I applaud your choice! A true original and never less than fascinating. Point of Departure is one my favourite albums in any genre. I only managed to see him live twice, to my regret. |
Thank you! Andrew Hill and Mal Waldron are my two favorite jazz pianists and they're about as different as one can get them. Point of Departure is a masterpiece and belongs among the greatest jazz albums ever made - still my personal favorite is Compulsion!!!!!
You managed to see Andrew two times more than I did. I'm certain it must have been unforgettable as I've never heard anything by him that wasn't intriguing or genuine. |
Compulsion is great. Haven't heard any Mal Waldron though, any recommendations? |
Oh have I...
He has some great 60's albums as well but his distinct style or groove shines the most from about 1969 throughout the 70's where he mostly lived and recorded in Europe/Germany (and Japan): The Call - a one off of sorts. But fantastic. On el-piano accompanied by Jimmy Jackson (Embryo), Fred Braceful (Et Cetera Ex-Magma) and Eberhard Weber. Embryo has recorded their own version on Stieg Aus.
Atleast five of these are among my most treasured jazz-albums - or albums:
Number Nineteen Up Popped the Devil First Encounter The Whirling Dervish Tokyo Bound Set Me Free Black Glory Free at Last
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Lewian
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Posted: October 04 2017 at 06:45 |
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First six are clear:
The Comsat Angels
Barbara Morgenstern
Pinback
Igor Strawinsky
György Ligeti
Joe Jackson
And then four picked almost at random out of a big pool of contenders:
Blumfeld
Holger Hiller
Suzanne Vega
Tied & Tickled Trio
Edited by Lewian - October 04 2017 at 06:46
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ALotOfBottle
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Posted: October 04 2017 at 08:26 |
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At the moment, it goes something like this.
Sun Ra
Don Cherry
John Coltrane
Sun Araw
Lone
Boards of Canada
Mulatu Astatke
Gaslamp Killer
Philip Glass (though I should know more from him)
Climax Blues Band (mainly for nostalgia)
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Saperlipopette!
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Posted: October 04 2017 at 08:42 |
ALotOfBottle wrote:
At the moment, it goes something like this.
Sun Ra
Don Cherry
John Coltrane
Mulatu Astatke
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Those four are also in my extremely crowded top ten.
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Nogbad_The_Bad
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Posted: October 04 2017 at 10:54 |
ALotOfBottle wrote:
Boards of Canada
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They're on my prog list
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Ian
Host of the Post-Avant Jazzcore Happy Hour on Progrock.com
https://podcasts.progrock.com/post-avant-jazzcore-happy-hour/
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Boojieboy
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Posted: October 04 2017 at 12:05 |
Good poll. These aren't necessarily "Top 10", but some off the top of my head:
Air Fish Kasabian Shadowfax Roxy Music Midnight Oil Hudson-Ford Max Webster
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The.Crimson.King
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Posted: October 04 2017 at 15:04 |
Black Sabbath Grateful Dead The Minutemen Sad Lovers and Giants The Rolling Stones Christian Death My Dying Bride REM Type O Negative Cathedral (the UK doom metal band) ...and if we're not counting bands generally considered proto-prog to be prog, add the Beatles & Procol Harum to the top of my list 
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mathman0806
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Posted: October 04 2017 at 17:24 |
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This continually changes:
Allman Brothers Band
Cheap Trick
Jane's Addiction
Funkadelic
Prince
Rolling Stones
The Who
Led Zeppelin
AC/DC
Primal Scream
Edited by mathman0806 - October 04 2017 at 17:25
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zachfive
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Posted: October 04 2017 at 18:17 |
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The Band
Little River Band
Steely Dan
Bowie
Steve Winwood
Ambrosia
Eric Johnson
Roxy Music
Vanilla Fudge
Blue Oyster Cult
The Guess Who
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zwordser
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Posted: October 05 2017 at 15:43 |
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Just going by what I have in my collection (some listed on this site as "crossover" or "related"). In no particular order:
Andrew Bird
John Coltrane
Tori Amos
U2
Led Zeppelin
Neil Young
Tom Petty
Wynton Marsalis
Blues Traveler
Natalie Merchant
Edited by zwordser - October 05 2017 at 15:45
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SquonkHunter
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Posted: October 05 2017 at 19:49 |
presdoug wrote:
Anton Bruckner
Gustav Mahler
Richard Strauss
Jail
Bloodrock
Pat Travers
Dirk Steffens
Moxy
Dirty Tricks
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Wow, surprised to see them listed here. Growing up in the Dallas/Fort Worth area in the 60s-early 70s, they were like hometown favorites to us. Even now, I can still remember back to when I was in 9th Grade and first heard their new single D.O.A. Man, that was something like I had never heard before or could have even imagined. I know it probably seems rather tame by today's standards but for early 1971 in Dallas, Texas it was really something. Sorry, just an old geezer rambling on. 
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"You never had the things you thought you should have had and you'll not get them now..."
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The.Crimson.King
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Posted: October 05 2017 at 21:58 |
SquonkHunter wrote:
Even now, I can still remember back to when I was in 9th Grade and first heard their new single D.O.A. Man, that was something like I had never heard before or could have even imagined. I know it probably seems rather tame by today's standards but for early 1971 in Dallas, Texas it was really something.
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Not just Dallas, when I was a kid in San Jose DOA used to totally creep me out too 
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bender99
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Posted: October 06 2017 at 02:07 |
Mine, in totally random order:
Beatles Who Doors Led Zeppelin Black Sabbath Dire Straits Cold Chisel Elton John CCR Iron Maiden
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Magnum Vaeltaja
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Posted: October 06 2017 at 17:28 |
Lynyrd Skynyrd Marshall Tucker Band Allman Brothers Band Grateful Dead Outlaws Simon & Garfunkel Willie Nelson Van Halen Molly Hatchet Eagles
And just within the past week I suspect that Earth, Wind & Fire may soon be making their way onto the list...
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when i was a kid a doller was worth ten dollers - now a doller couldnt even buy you fifty cents
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The Dark Elf
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Posted: October 06 2017 at 19:16 |
Hmmm...let me see...
The Beatles The Who Led Zeppelin Black Sabbath The Doors David Bowie Simon & Garfunkel Neil Young Jimi Hendrix Traffic
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...a vigorous circular motion hitherto unknown to the people of this area, but destined
to take the place of the mud shark in your mythology...
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ALotOfBottle
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Posted: October 07 2017 at 01:24 |
Nogbad_The_Bad wrote:
ALotOfBottle wrote:
Boards of Canada
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Ah, cool! I always thought there was something really post-prog about BoC. I don't know what it is. But something about them really makes me think about Tangerine Dream, Cluster, Wendy Carlos, Mike Oldfield and the likes. Great band.
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condor
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Posted: October 07 2017 at 09:02 |
1 slowdive 2 chapterhouse 3 silver screen 4 blink 182 5 avril lavigne 6 led zeppelin 7 queen 8 beatles 9 pains of being pure at heart 10 malory
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essexboyinwales
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Posted: October 09 2017 at 07:57 |
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Bryan Adams
Tears For Fears
Ultravox
Within Temptation
Evanesence
AC/DC
King's X (although I know some think them prog, I don't...really)
Iron Maiden (as above)
Fleetwood Mac
The Wombles
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Blacksword
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Posted: October 09 2017 at 08:40 |
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Black Sabbath
Led Zeppelin
Bowie
The Cocteau Twins
The Smiths
Manic Street Preachers
Future sound of London
The Cure
Deep Purple
REM
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Ultimately bored by endless ecstasy!
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