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    Posted: October 17 2022 at 15:31
Okay, you have to go to a Alien Planet if Earth is to survive, and you can only bring one album from each PA subgenre. All albums you bring must be recorded in the year 2010 or later, as the aliens have destroyed all progressive rock (true prog) before then. So what music do you bring? Choose as many subgenres as you wish.

(Canterbury) Phil Miller In Cahoots - Mind Over Matter (2011)
(Crossover) Thank You Scientist - Maps of Non-Existent Places (2012)
(Eclectic) Bubblemath - Edit Peptide (2017)
(Heavy) Haken - Visions (2011)
(Jazz Rock/Fusion) Pat Metheny - From This Place (2020)
(Neo) The Psychedelic Ensemble - The Tale of the Golden King (2013)
(Post/Math) Covet - Technicolor (2020)
(Prog Folk) Charlie Cawood - Blurring into Motion (2019)
(Prog Metal) Fates Warning - Theories of Flight (2016)
(Rio/Avant) Mirthkon - Snack(s) (2013)
(Symphonic) Echolyn - I Heard You Listening (2015)
(Tech/Extreme) Intervals - Circadian (2020)
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ECLECTIC PROG - JAKSZYK, FRIPP AND COLLINS: A SCARCITY OF MIRACLES 2011

Jazz/Fusion - TransQueb - Station 2022
Heavy Prog -  Haken - Visions 2011
SYMPHONIC PROG - ÄNGLAGÅRD - VILJANS ÖGA 2012


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If aliens have destroyed all prog made before 2010, I'd rather just die with the planet.
I should have been a pair of ragged claws
Scuttling across the floors of uncertain seas
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^RIP Chief!
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I hate the genres and subgenres division, it is prog or not. So, in that vein:

Transatlantic The Ultimate Universe 
Rick Wakeman: The Red Planet
Eric Gillette: The Great Unknown
Airbag: All Rights Removed
Alan Parson: The Secret.
Rocket Scientists: Supernatural Highway 
Long live Progresive music!
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Hi,

I think I will take the silence with me. Wink
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If all progressive music is destroyed, that would be my death also. 
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Tibetan Bowl Music
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Originally posted by Manuel Manuel wrote:

If all progressive music is destroyed, that would be my death also. 
But it's not. Just stuff before 2010. 

Clearly this is an attempt to discuss newer music rather than rehash tirades on the classics. And I, for one, am here for it. It'll give me more to add to my "to listen" list.

Unsurprisingly, Edit Peptide would also be on my list. I have now heard Metheny's entire discography, and From This Place is indeed an amazing piece of work, so that would be a decent choice for me as well.
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sh*t, Grumpy, tough times, but I'm glad of being able to bring albums from many different sub-genres,
and here's my luggage which also is very international:

       (Jazz-Rock)  Accordo dei Contrari  (I)  -  Kublai  (2011)

(Symphonic)  Ciccada  (Gre)  -  A Child In The Mirror  (2010)

(Psychedelic)  Goat  (S) -  Commune  (2014)

(Post-Rock)  Swans  (USA)  -  To Be Kind  (2014)  

(Avant Prog)  Univers Zero  (B)  -  Clivages   (2010)

(Space Prog)  Vespero  (Rus)  -  By the Waters of Tomorrow  (2010)

(Zeuhl)  Xing Sa  (F)  -  Creation De L’univers  (2010)



Edited by David_D - October 20 2022 at 03:04
                      quality over quantity, and all kind of PopcoRn almost beyond
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and very good and creative idea for a thread  Thumbs Up
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North Sea Radio Orchestra - I a Moon (Prog Folk)
Swans - To Be Kind (Post Rock)
zoviet france & Fossil Aerosol Mining Project - Patina Pooling (Progressive Electronic)
iamthemorning - Lighthouse (Crossover)
ÖoOoOoOoOoOo - Samen (Experimental/post metal)
Art Zoyd - Phase V (RIO/Avant)
Zopp - Zopp (Canterbury)
Jordsjo - Pastoralia (Symphonic)
Motorpsycho - The Death Defying Unicorn (Eclectic)
Weserbergland - Sacrae Symphonia No. 1 (Kraut)
Banco Del Mutuo Soccorso - Transiberiana (RPI)
Opeth - Heritage (Tech/Extreme)
Anekdoten - Until All The Ghosts Are Gone (Heavy Prog)
Various Artists - Miniatures 2020 (Various Genres)

The RIO and Post Rock categories have the strongest competition. Out of those already posted by others I like Edit Peptide and Clivages most.


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I would like to bring one more album with me, but I can't, as it's from the same sub-genre as one I've already
listed. What I can do, though, is to tell that it's

Hypnos 69 (B) - Legacy (2010)  Big smile
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The same that I've brought with me on the desert island last year.
I stand with Roger Waters, I stand with Joan Baez, I stand with Victor Jara, I stand with Woody Guthrie. Music is revolution
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I can't make the list. Just with Canterbury I have already 4 albums I wouldn't give up to, and it0s not my favorite subgenre.
I stand with Roger Waters, I stand with Joan Baez, I stand with Victor Jara, I stand with Woody Guthrie. Music is revolution
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I'd bring alien music....
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Those aliens can't be so deaf. They must have taken the good stuff to their own planet, and made us believe they destroyed it.
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I'd like to mention another album which I'd bring if I could:

(Space Prog)  Naxatras (Gre) - Naxatras (2015)
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Well that’s sad, but might consider bringing this dozen:

L' Albero del Veleno - Tale of a Dark Fate (RPI)
King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard - Polygondwanaland (Psychedelic/Space Rock)
Vektor - Terminal Redux (Tech/Extreme Prog Metal)
Swans - The Glowing Man (Post Rock/Math Rock)
Dead Can Dance - Anastasis (Prog Folk)
Umberto - Prophecy of the Black Widow (Progressive Electronic)
Black Midi - Hellfire (RIO/Avant Prog)
Kosmischer Läufer - The Secret Cosmic Music of the East German Olympic Program 1972-83: Volume Three (Kraurock)
Susanne Sundfør - Music For People in Trouble (Crossover)
Elephant9 - Walk the Nile (Jazzrock-Fusion)
Zopp - Zopp (Canterbury Scene)
Magma - Sl*g Tanz (Zeuhl)
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