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Led Zep were actually one the bands that drove me to prog. I like some of the proggier songs and Bonzo is a legend but too much is guitar/blues driven for my taste. Give me Keith Emerson and an array of moog synths backed by the foce of nature that was Carl Palmer any day! 

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^ awesome discography, ITTOD and Coda are also excellent afaic. Hard to choose a favorite with such strong albums...Physical, Houses and IV might be my top 3. When you revisit, don't forget 'The BCC Sessions' + 'How The West Was Won' and crank it up to eleven baby. Cheers!
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Originally posted by Barbu Barbu wrote:

Originally posted by cstack3 cstack3 wrote:

I no longer listen to Led Zeppelin....after years of over-play on Chicago FM radio, their catalog sounds dated to me.  Also, I don't much care for blues-flavored rock as I used to.  

Hope that will never happen to me. Been listening to them for 30 years and the enjoyment is still there. I don't listen on a regular basis anymore, of course, but I spin the whole thing once or twice a year.

I'm glad you still enjoy your Led Zep experience!  I should revisit their catalog sometime.  My favorite remains "Houses of the Holy."  A friend of mine posted this:


LED ZEPPELIN "Houses Of The Holy". Their fifth studio album. Another huge one showing the band still moving forward. It was their first album composed of entirely original material. Featured the classics "Over The Hills And Far Away", The Rain Song", The Ocean", "No Quarter", "The Song Remains the Same" …

Recorded in 1972. It was intended to be released prior to Christmas 1972. But Peter Grant and the band wasn't happy with the initial printing company's reproduction of the colorful sleeve and the release was delayed until they got it right. Upon the spring 73 release, the following tour broke all existing US box office records. They were in deed, the biggest band in the world at this point.
Three other songs were recorded during these sessions "The Rover", "Houses Of The Holy" and "Black Country Woman". But were held back and released on "Physical Graffiti" (1975). Impressive out-takes.

This album has been certified 11x platinum and continues to sell via remasters and expanded editions.
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Sad to say, but most of the old prog classics. It's been ages since I've listened to Fragile, CttE, SEbtP, The Lamb, A Trick Of The Tail, DSotM, WYWH, etc., etc. I doubt I will ever revisit them before I kick off, but never say never.
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I can't say I like Avantasia's Metal Opera (part I) as much as when I was fourteen.

Oh no.. now I want to listen to it again!
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Originally posted by Hercules Hercules wrote:

Originally posted by Enchant X Enchant X wrote:

Originally posted by progmatic progmatic wrote:

Radiohead
Radiohead you are either a troll or need to get a life  ... grow up

WTF???

I'm with progmatic. I didn't include Radiohead on my list, although I think they are total sh*te. That's because I've ALWAYS thought they were total sh*te.
Do you want me to get s life and grow up, too?
 

but you never liked them so it doesn't add much to the thread idea.

I do find it odd that its possible to like everything by a band and then not like them at all. I mean it's not as if Radiohead just churned stuff out. The Bends , OK Computer and Kid A are all very different and there is a lot to be said for that regardless of whether you like it or not. I like some of their music a lot (Kid A and In Rainbows especially) and they pulled off the neat trick of bringing prog back into the UK charts after a long absence (Paranoid Android) . It was hilarious at least to seem them being compared to Yes and Genesis for a while (until Kid A came out) 
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Originally posted by Nogbad_The_Bad Nogbad_The_Bad wrote:

In the prog realm,The Wall and The Final Cut, cant play either anymore and I'm a huge Floyd head. Otherwise the two that jump out are Guns n Rose's- Appetite For Destruction and Ozzy - Blizzard Of Oz.

You can still play them just maybe only once a year(or once every other year). WinkLOL


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In the prog realm,The Wall and The Final Cut, cant play either anymore and I'm a huge Floyd head. Otherwise the two that jump out are Guns n Rose's- Appetite For Destruction and Ozzy - Blizzard Of Oz.
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On the other hand, I see Enchant X is from Australia, so I'm going to cut him/her some slack because I think I'd be wigging out if I had to deal with what people in that continent are forced to face right now.
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Originally posted by progmatic progmatic wrote:

3. I am amazed at how hostile people can get when your tastes differ from theirs.
That is the way of PA and I don't approve.
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Originally posted by Enchant X Enchant X wrote:

Originally posted by progmatic progmatic wrote:

Radiohead
Radiohead you are either a troll or need to get a life  ... grow up

WTF???

I'm with progmatic. I didn't include Radiohead on my list, although I think they are total sh*te. That's because I've ALWAYS thought they were total sh*te.
Do you want me to get s life and grow up, too?
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1. I don't need to "get a life" because I no longer like Radiohead the way I used to. Sheez.
2. I stopped listening to radio way back in 1977, except when around others who had it on, so I haven't burned out completely on early classic rock like Zeppelin and such, because I haven't heard "Whole Lotta Love" 10,000 times. I do, however, let many years pass between listenings and that helps keep it fresh. I do the same with my favorite groups -- go without for a year or two and then the magic is recaptured when I do listen.
3. I am amazed at how hostile people can get when your tastes differ from theirs.
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Originally posted by cstack3 cstack3 wrote:

I no longer listen to Led Zeppelin....after years of over-play on Chicago FM radio, their catalog sounds dated to me.  Also, I don't much care for blues-flavored rock as I used to.  

Hope that will never happen to me. Been listening to them for 30 years and the enjoyment is still there. I don't listen on a regular basis anymore, of course, but I spin the whole thing once or twice a year.
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Oh the Floyd have stuff that I feel "grown" out of. Not all. I now wish the band The Pros And Cons Of Hitchhiking instead of The Wall.
Queen I can't listen to (Bohemian Rhapsody has the Live Aid sequence and that's it!!) anymore. But would love to see apps, Can you sing as high as Jon Anderson or Scream Like Roger Waters!
Led Zeppelin, even live get nothing from these days.
And Cream! Hendrix is all I seem to enjoy for Blues.
Really fell out of love with 12 bar stuff (It'll come back one day) recently.
As much as I love Hugh Hopper, his 1984 album I only like for that one with the goose thing just as the end.
A lot of Prog has still stood up. Curved Air could never ever be included in such a thread, unless it was to say Curved Air couldn't possibly be in a thread about albums no longer enjoy.
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Originally posted by paisanojac paisanojac wrote:

There's a thread for albums about which you've changed your mind. It's about not liking it in the beginning, but now it's grown on you and you dig it. For me that would be Adrian Belew's Inner Revolution. Here I'm asking the opposite question: What album did you used to really think was great, but now does nothing for you?   I'll give you one:

Hawkwind - Warrior On The Edge Of Time  (4.09 rating here on PA with 41% 5-star reviews). It is the highest rated Hawkwind album on PA and was even remixed by Steven Wilson. 

When I first got it in the early 80s, this 1975 album wasn't an old album, and I was really impressed with it and listening to it often.  Now.......it doesn't do much for me. The last time I listened to it just gave me a nothing feeling. I doubt I'll listen to it often after now.  It's very popular on PA, so I was in the majority in the beginning, but now I'm not. Oh well. 
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I used to like the Man LPs. The Welsh wizards. '2 oz of plastic with a hole in the middle' etc. Coming back to them after twenty or so years they didn't sound so good. But maybe that's because they were always better live than in the studio. Same with a lot of the early prog bands.
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There are countless albums I no longer "need", "love" etc. Yet I can't remember an album that I used to enjoy and don't now. Some of them give the feeling of nostalgia, for some I got disillusioned realizing that they are not that special. But I guess I still enjoy, if not all, most. I may enjoy perhaps all, when I'm in the mood.
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I am burnt out on several albums but I still enjoy them. So my answer to the OP is none.
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Any album I have heard too many times(or it's songs too many times) I kind of get tired of and don't enjoy as much. For me this would be dark side of the moon, the wall, fragile, close to the edge, the yes album, aqualung, moving pictures, 2112, wish you were here and most early King Crimson albums. They aren't bad and I might still play them occasionally but those as well as a few others I have kind of burnt out on.
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When I was young, I thought The Wall was pure brilliance. Ultra-cool, engrossing, heart-breaking, dark and powerful.

Now I think it's self-coddling pants with some good songs thrown in. Side two after "Goodbye Blue Sky" is such obnoxious rubbish.
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