Progger or non-progger?

AFlowerKingCrimson wrote: Although I listen to a lot of non prog stuff (maybe 50 percent or close to it) I'm still definitely a progger or prog head.

All in all I'd say I listen to bands and artists represented in these archives about 30% of the time. More than half of those 30% is spent on music no one in the real world would assosiate with prog (Mwandishi, Can, Electric Miles, Kraftwerk, Pearls Before Swine, Terje Rypdal...). Not a progger - not a non-progger either.

a progger for sure, but aswell I listen to other genres from time to time, but prog as a whole is my thing

Progger I guess. I like mostly prog.

While I would not call myself a progger, to answer the kind of question of "Are you mostly into music you consider to be Prog?" then the answer probably would be no.   I listen to a lot of music that I loosely consider to be under a prog umbrella and as prog related but don't consider to be prog-as-genre-proper. Even with the music I listen to in PA Prog categories, a great amount of it many don't consider to be truly Prog -- I might be more ambivalent on that matter. I think of Prog as lacking clear boundaries anyway, and am not that interested in classifying music I like as Prog or not these days (I have thought mostly about Prog classifications when it has come to work I have done here, and even then it was more about thinking about the particular categories PA utilises).

I do still listen to a lot of music included in PA's Prog categories, as well as a lot that isn't on PA at all. Most is Prog related by my standards and an awful lot of it could be considered progressive if not really Prog (genre). I'll vote non-Progger per the OP.

About 3/4 of my collection in my very broad definition of prog that includes lots of jazz & avant garde. Went with option 3 as its probably 50:50 when I think about what I listen to regularly.

Progger, of course. I do enjoy more music, though.

siLLy puPPy wrote: i'm a progger when i listen to prog and a non-progger when i don't i'm a metal head when i listen to metal and a non metal head when i don't i'm a hip hopper when i listen to hip hop and a non hip hopper when i don't i trust you catch my drift

Hercules wrote: I listen to about 80% prog, but I also like folk (mainly folk rock or Celtic folk, often electric - think Runrig or Oysterband, but also some traditional folk and more modern bands like Bellowhead and Show of Hands). So definitely a progger.