Would you rather A. Your favorite prog albums

I would like my favorite Prog songs / albums to always change from old ones that I get tired of to new ones that I'm not tired of, but are even better than the old ones that I'm tired of. Unfortunately this is not possible. If I were 15 years old right now I'd probably be just as exited about Major Parkinson's Twilight Cinema as I was about Jethro Tull's Thick as a Brick when I was 15. But I'm 54. I will never be that excited again about anything.

The reality is I heard the aforementioned Major Parkinson album and was immediately smitten, and enjoyed it thoroughly for about 8 listens and now I'm done.

The only solution to this problem I have come up with is to make my own music, which I like better than anyone else's. Works great!

HackettFan wrote: paganinio wrote: Would you rather A. Your favorite prog albums/songs remain the same for a long time.B. Your favorite prog albums/songs change a lot from time to time.I'm certainly B and it feels great.  There is strong reason for me to keep collecting albums. Are you perhaps talking about new versions or re-interpretations of earlier fave classics?

No.  I'm talking about your list of favorite albums, do you want it to change a lot, or do you want it to stay the same.

My favorites have remained favorites fora a long time, i.e. I haven't fallen out of love with them, but I do occasionally add a new one to the list if it's particularly strong. I guess it depends how many you count as your favorites. There is only one post 1989 album in my top 10 but there's about 20 in my top 50. Three or four of those are from the last 5 years.

I wake up every morning in a cold sweat . WHY WHY are Close To The Edge and Brain Salad Surgery still there?? AAARGGHH!. Please change otherwise I may go insane. Or not.