What is next?

Hey everyone.  I am new here to this forum, although I have been visting this site for several years now.  Anyway, I wanted to ask you all a question; where do I go from here?  I have been studying prog music for several years, in conjunction with studying music theory and preformace in college.  I am a diehard Dream Theater fan!  But I want to know is where do I take my progness next?  To give you an idea of my knowledge here is a list of prog bands I own CD's from: 

Dream Theater, Queensryche, Fates Warning, Symphony X, Rush, Yes, Pain of Salvation, Emerson Lake and Palmer, Angra, Spock's Beard, Marillion, The Flower Kings, Threshold, Nightwish, Within Temptaion, Allan Parsons Project, Ark, Enchant, Joe Satriani, Digital Ruin, Shadow Gallery, Liquid Tension Experiment, OSI, TransAtlantic, Neil Morse, Platypus/The Jelly Jam, Explorers Club, Glass Hammer, Porcupine Tree, Pendragon, RPWL, Arena, Ayreon, Genesis, Devin Townsend, Mezarkabul, King Crimson, Opeth, Pink Floyd, Steve Hackett, Trent Gardner, , Conception, Vanden Plas,  Vanishing Point, Conception, Andromeda, Dali's Dilemma, Dreamscape, Pagan's Mind, Empty Tremor, Renaissance, Frameshift, Green Carnation, King's X, Conspiracy, Jethro Tull, Trey Gunn, Jadis, Shaman, Evergrey, Meshuggah, Wolverine, Event, Zen, Andromeda, Mind Odyssey, Tomas Bodin, Ice Age, Ion Vein, Ivory Tower, Lemur Voice, Sun Caged, Superior, Madsword, Mastermind, Tiles, Tomas Bodin, Orphanage, Silent Force, Proto ~ Kaw, Seventh Key, TOC, Mullmuzzler,Magellan, Tangerine Dream, John Petrucci, Planet X, NDV, Brainstorm, Ryo Okumoto, Tiles, Ritual, Pallas, Jughead, Kaipa, Magnitude 9, Star One, Elegy, Derek Sherinian, Neal Morse, Jim Matheos, Savatage, Dead Soul Tribe, Geoff Tate, Steve Howe, CG3 (+2), Into Eternity, Ty Tabor, Ivory Towner, Ray Wilson, and Prymary.

So what now?

Just enjoy your collection..I should be asking you for advice LOL!

Actually, here's a few you are missing:

http://www.xrecords.co.uk/downloads/rock.zip

K00l Prog Guruz wrote: How is the underground Prog Scene in your town?

Well there is not a huge scene here, since I live is a rather small town.  But there are several prog musicans, and we all work together.  We occationally do some work with a band called The Red Death, a death metal band signed to Metal Blade.

tuxon wrote: Ýou should have made the question more precies. Do you want to proceed within the styles as played by the mentioned bands. Then try IQ (neo-prog, similar to Pendragon/marillion/arena/some Genesis/some rush) Eloy (debut album sounds somewhat like an Uriah Heep album, later works relate to Pink Floyd, Pendragon(other way around I guess). Riverside, Out of myself, very good, Think you'll like it. Arcturus, Nightwish, Within Temptation, or other Gothic prog cq progmetal. If your looking for something different to explore, then try to specify on how different it can be, or what you don't like or do like in music. BTW. Tomas Bodin is mentioned twice, does that mean you have two albums by him.

I can't belive I left out IQ and Eloy.  I own several albums from both of them.

Thanks for the other suggestions.

TO be a bit more percise, I am just looking for more bands, new sub-generas of prog I have yet to discover.  It almost seems like I have hit a wall.  I own all the albums by DT, Rush, Yes (well the real Yes, not any of the posuer rehashes) SX, SB, Neil Morse, Pink Floyd, Evergrey, ect.  So I am just searching for more stuff.

Where's Dick Heath when you need him

Italian Symphonic rock is very nice (if you don't mind italian lyrics) I'm not an expert, but there's a thread from a couple of days back where you can find some good suggestions (Museo Rosenbach, Bicicletto something)

Canterbury can be nice (Caravan, Can, Camel, any band that starts whith Ca,.)

Steve Hillage (Fish rising)

Magma, if you want to get spooked.

Overhead's Zumanthum is a good album

Echolyn and side projects are interresting, I'm just beginning to enjoy it.