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Okay I take that back. Peter Gabriel after the 70s I adore
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Lol "19 year old enthusiast"
It was honestly the first 1997 prog album I thought of. Not one of my favorites by any means.
In order for me to actually have a "choice" of a prog album, I would have to be older.
I've never really listened to much "prog" past the 70s though Dream Theater is okay.
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Lol "19 year old enthusiast"
It was honestly the first 1997 prog album I thought of. Not one of my favorites by any means.
In order for me to actually have a "choice" of a prog album, I would have to be older.
I've never really listened to much "prog" past the 70s though Dream Theater is okay.
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Iron Maiden - Powerslave
The Smiths - Hatful of Hollow
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1999: (I know it's not prog) Parachutes by Coldplay

Metropolis pt.2- Dream Theater

Besides that, there's not much good albums from 99'
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Originally posted by emigre80 emigre80 wrote:

Originally posted by BrufordFreak BrufordFreak wrote:

The film and soundtrack to the film of Rogers and Hammerstein's South Pacific.

Miles Davis' Milestones?

Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers with Thelonious Monk?

Buddy Holly Buddy Holly?

Sonny Rollins Freedom Suite?

Tito Puente Dance Mania?

Frank Sinatra Come Fly with Me?

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we clearly were born the same year, but I'm going with Mary O'Hara's Songs of Ireland.

Who is Mary O'Hara and how the heck do you know her? Was she a blood relative?
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Originally posted by Nogbad_The_Bad Nogbad_The_Bad wrote:

Im going to cheat slightly, Coltrane - A Love Supreme was recorded in 1964 and released in Feb 65, otherwise I'll take Mingus - Mingus x5

So, were you recorded in 64 and released in 65?LOL
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ITCOTCK of course..

1969?
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Originally posted by lazland lazland wrote:

Originally posted by Rednight Rednight wrote:

Originally posted by lazland lazland wrote:

Originally posted by Miss Soprenor Miss Soprenor wrote:

1997-Yes-Open Your Eyes..........


Interesting choice, in that it is general,y regarded as the weakest of all Yes studio releases.

All of them are vastly superior to what was supposed to be a Chris Squire and Billy Sherwood collaboration, but ended being a springboard for renewed Yes activity, and was, in truth, extremely poor.

You're weak, and your taste is extremely poor. I can think of at least four other Yes albums that suck compared to Open Your Eyes. Leave the 19-year-old enthusiast alone.


You have selectively quoted my post. I would have thought it fairly obvious that my entire post was not intended to harass a 19 year old enthusiast, but to provide her with my considered opinion and advice on how to expand her horizons.

Don't be so f**king rude.
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Originally posted by Rednight Rednight wrote:

Originally posted by lazland lazland wrote:

Originally posted by Miss Soprenor Miss Soprenor wrote:

1997-Yes-Open Your Eyes..........


Interesting choice, in that it is general,y regarded as the weakest of all Yes studio releases.

All of them are vastly superior to what was supposed to be a Chris Squire and Billy Sherwood collaboration, but ended being a springboard for renewed Yes activity, and was, in truth, extremely poor.

You're weak, and your taste is extremely poor. I can think of at least four other Yes albums that suck compared to Open Your Eyes. Leave the 19-year-old enthusiast alone.


You have selectively quoted my post. I would have thought it fairly obvious that my entire post was not intended to harass a 19 year old enthusiast, but to provide her with my considered opinion and advice on how to expand her horizons.

Don't be so f**king rude.
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Originally posted by lazland lazland wrote:

Originally posted by Miss Soprenor Miss Soprenor wrote:

1997-Yes-Open Your Eyes..........


Interesting choice, in that it is general,y regarded as the weakest of all Yes studio releases.

All of them are vastly superior to what was supposed to be a Chris Squire and Billy Sherwood collaboration, but ended being a springboard for renewed Yes activity, and was, in truth, extremely poor.

You're weak, and your taste is extremely poor. I can think of at least four other Yes albums that suck compared to Open Your Eyes. Leave the 19-year-old enthusiast alone.
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Originally posted by Miss Soprenor Miss Soprenor wrote:

1997-Yes-Open Your Eyes..........


Interesting choice, in that it is general,y regarded as the weakest of all Yes studio releases.

I would suggest a trip to the Prog Archives top albums of that year to expand your horizons a bit. Simply go to too albums of 2015 on the homepage, then use the filter to choose 1997. You will see classics from Radiohead, IQ, Marillion, The Flower Kings, Peter Hamill, to name but a few. All of them are vastly superior to what was supposed to be a Chris Squire and Billy Sherwood collaboration, but ended being a springboard for renewed Yes activity, and was, in truth, extremely poor.

Do you have any other Yes albums?
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1997-Yes-Open Your Eyes..........
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Bill Haley: Rock around the clock 
But more importantly: the first Fender Strat saw the light of day in this year of 1954.  Smile
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Originally posted by ClemofNazareth ClemofNazareth wrote:

Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

hah... if you are posting covers like that.. you are old enough to have caught this in its live glory..

so being old does have its advantages I guess LOL



Well I was like in first grade, but 'You Can't Always Get What You Want', 'Gimme Shelter', 'Midnight Rambler', a little bit of Robert Johnson - what more could you ask for?



it was a great one no doubt!  And I thought you older... LOL Wink.
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the Beatles' "White Album" (which I consider to be a full-fledged prog album).

other albums worth mentioning would have been Procol Harum's "Shine on Brightly", Iron Butterfly's "In-a-gadda-da-vida", Pink Floyd's "A Saucerful of Secrets", the Grateful Dead's "Anthem of the Sun" (another full-fledged prog album), Jimi Hendrix's "Electric Ladyland" or Steppenwolf's first self-titled album


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Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

hah... if you are posting covers like that.. you are old enough to have caught this in its live glory..

so being old does have its advantages I guess LOL



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