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Cristi 
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I can't figure out if you are taking the topic too seriously or you are just trolling. I also listen to albums, but that does not mean I cannot make a list of songs I enjoy and love.
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Saperlipopette!
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Posted: February 10 2024 at 02:26 |
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^Sometimes I want to listen to Soft Machine's Virtually Part I-IV without playing the A-side first. Or maybe an emotional rollercoaster such as A Plague of Lighthouse Keepers is all the VdGG I can take in one go. I don't know why that is frowned upon by so many. To me it's simnilar to looking at one painting and not a full exhibition - or seeing one episode instead of binging a full season. +whenever I check out new music (which is basically every day), I rarely listen to albums in full, but primarely check if it's worth my listening time. For later.
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essexboyinwales
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Posted: February 10 2024 at 04:02 |
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It’s a playlist!😎 |
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essexboyinwales
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Posted: February 10 2024 at 04:09 |
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How is it trolling Cristi? All he said was that he doesn’t make or care for playlists containing various prog artists….. Edited by essexboyinwales - February 10 2024 at 04:09 |
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essexboyinwales
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Posted: February 10 2024 at 04:34 |
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I’m going to make mine a mixture of long and short(er), as 20 long songs makes a very long album/playlist! Also old and new, and heavy and light!
It Bites - Once Around The World Devin Townsend - Kingdom Pink Floyd - Comfortably Numb Pendragon - A Man Of Nomadic Traits Genesis - Cinema Show Frost* - Towerblock King’s X - We Were Born To Be Loved Nightwish - Ghost Love Score Mike Oldfield - Incantations III Anathema - Internal Landscapes Cellar Darling - Six Days Marillion - Sugar Mice IQ - Further Away Metallica - Master Of Puppets Mostly Autumn - Home Rush - Cygnus X-1 Dream Theater - Metropolis Pt 1: The Miracle And The Sleeper Leprous - The Sky Is Red Ayreon - Amazing Flight ELP - Karn Evil 9 I’d have to think very hard about how to order these!🤯😃 |
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Zappastolethetowels
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Posted: February 10 2024 at 06:41 |
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Neither... Yes, you can, if you want. I just said that a prog "album" is separable from a playlist of favorite tracks, and I thought that's what the OP asked for. |
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Grumpyprogfan
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Posted: February 10 2024 at 07:22 |
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^If you read the original post and not just the title, it's clear what I was asking. So sorry I confused some.
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Zappastolethetowels
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Posted: February 10 2024 at 07:46 |
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If your prog 'album' spans several hours, more power to you. I read what the OP said, and my album would resemble more or less an actual album (song wise and runtime) consisting of the provided criteria. Some people find it strange that I'm a so called "album listener" in general? Well.... And Ofc I'm not exclusively restricted to it lol
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Magog2112
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This was difficult. Here is my album: 1. Echolyn - Georgia Pine 2. Steve Hackett - The Virgin and the Gypsy 3. Galahad - Guardian Angel 4. Genesis - Entangled 5. Arena - The Hanging Tree 6. IQ - Shallow Bay 7. Gentle Giant - Knots 8. Yes - Turn of the Century 9. King Crimson - Epitaph 10. Marillion - The Hollow Man 11. Pain of Salvation - King of Loss 12. Pendragon - Whirlwind 13. Opeth - Death Whispered a Lullaby 14. Phideaux - Crumble 15. Rush - Between the Wheels 16. Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here 17. Spock's Beard - At the End of the Day 18. Kate Bush - A Coral Room 19. The Flower Kings - Stardust We Are 20. Peter Gabriel - Solsbury Hill
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I feel the need to adjust the order of these, based on further consideration: 03: King Crimson - 21st Century Schizoid Man 04: Hawkwind - Opa Loka 05: Pink Floyd - Echoes 06: Supertramp - Rudy In the case of King Crimson - 21st Century Schizoid Man, the original position (10) was based on when I first heard the album, rather than my first exposure to the track, which I heard a number of times on the radio starting from much earlier. It was a favourite song. I got the albums Split Enz - Mental Notes and Supertramp - Crime Of The Century at the same time, but I first heard the song Split Enz - Maybe when it first came out much earlier. I loved that song (along with Supertramp - Bloody Well Right, though I was not a fan of Supertramp - Dreamer) but wasn't impressed with the rest of the album until I heard it again somewhat later. Thus, Supertramp - Rudy has to be placed later in the list. My first exposure to Hawkwind was an interview on the radio with Nik Turner. During that interview in the background was played Opa Loka (and what effective background music that was!). But it wasn't until later that I got Space Ritual and Warrior On The Edge Of Time and into Hawkwind in general. That was because of a long track I heard on the radio starting from halfway through, which was not identified at the time, which I thought might have been Hawkwind, making them a place to start looking. My search of Hawkwind didn't yield anything but a love for Hawkwind. It wasn't until later that I fortuitously discovered that the track I was seeking was a bootleg version of Pink Floyd - Echoes. I should say that positions 11-16 in the original list, corresponding to the years 1977-78, was when my musical taste changed from Heavy Metal/Hard Rock to Progressive Rock, and was an especially active period for me musically. Thus, I don't really recall the precise order for these albums. In the case of the album Stanley Clarke - Journey To Love, it took several listens for it to transform from tediously boring to very much loved. The position of the track is more closely when I got the album rather than when I fell in love with it. |
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TheMIDIWizard
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Posted: February 10 2024 at 21:40 |
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Sure! Here's my attempt.
A1 - Assassing (Marillion - Fugazi) 7:03 A2 - Learning to Dream (Persephone's Dream - Evening Mirage) 6:37 A3 - Tank (Emerson, Lake and Palmer - Emerson, Lake and Palmer) 6:46 B4 - Easy Money (King Crimson - Larks' Tongues in Aspic) 7:54 B5 - Cygnus... Vismund Cygnus (The Mars Volta - Frances the Mute) 13:02 C6 - Sound Chaser (Yes - Relayer) 9:31 C7 - The Song of McGillicudie the Pusillanimous (Egg - Egg) 5:10 C8 - Trains (Porcupine Tree - In Absentia) 6:01 D9 - Canto Nomade per un Prigioniero Politico (Banco del Mutuo Soccorso - Io Sommo Nato Libero) 15:48 D10 - The Trial (Pink Floyd - The Wall) 5:19 E11 - The Spirit of Radio (Rush - Permanent Waves) 5:01 E12 - Per un Amico (Premiata Forneria de Marconi - Per un Amico) 5:40 E13 - Anne of Cleves (Rick Wakeman - The Six Wives of Henry VII) 7:53 E14 - Spoon (Ege Bamyası) 3:01 F15 - Selene (Gong - Angel's Egg) 3:36 F16 - The Race is About to Begin (black midi - Hellfire) 7:15 F17 - The Sleepwalkers (Van der Graaf Generator) 10:42 G18 - The Last Human Gateway (IQ - Tales from the Lush Attic) 20:00 H19 - Parabol/Parabola (tool - Lateralus) 9:17 H20 - Duke's Travels/Duke's End - (Genesis - Duke) 10:48
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Hector Enrique
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Sorted alphabetically: Arena - Moviedrome Banco - R.I.P. Deep Purple - Child in Time ("Made in Japan" version) Dream Theater - Scene III:Fatal Tragedy (Metropolis Part 2) EL&P -Karn Evil 9 ("Welcome Back my Friends..." version) Gabriel, Peter - Wallflower Genesis - Musical Box Iron Maiden - Phantom of the Opera ("Live after Death" version) Jethro Tull - Thick as a Brick (Part 1) Marillion - Heart of Lothian Metallica - Welcome Home Pink Floyd - Dogs Porcupine Tree - Feel so Low Queen - March of the Black Queen Red Sand - Blame Rush - Xanadu Tool - Pneuma VDGG - Refugees Wakeman, Rick - Catherine Howard ("Wakeman with Wakeman live" version) Yes - And You and I ("Yessongs" version) There are too many songs left out, for at least three or four more lists. |
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Posted: February 17 2024 at 13:56 |
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1. Firth of Fifth - Genesis
2. Family Snapshot - Peter Gabriel 3. Spectral Mornings - Steve Hackett 4. And You And I - Yes 5. Orion - Jethro Tull 6. Starless - King Crimson 7. Hello Earth - Kate Bush 8. Gathering Speed - Big Big Train 9. Forgotten Sons - Marillion 10. Time - Pink Floyd 11. Xanadu - Rush 12. Tangram Set 1 - Tangerine Dream 13. Taurus II - Mike Oldfield 14. Who's The Boss In The Factory - Karmakanic 15. Lazarus - Porcupine Tree 16. In Held Twas In I - Procol Harum 17. Crumble (Act 1) - Phideaux 18. Hide In Your Shell - Supertramp 19. A Kind Of Eden - Sylvan 20. Mouettes - Vangelis
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The Dark Elf
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From a discussion on another site, I think these selections would slot in well for this topic (label it "Prog Folk" if you like): Jethro Tull - Velvet Green Roy Harper - The Same Old Rock Fairport Convention - Reynardine Pentangle - Lyke-Wake Dirge Nick Drake - Three Hours Led Zeppelin - The Battle of Evermore Harmonium - Histoire Sans Parole Traffic - John Barleycorn Must Die Comus - The Herald Strawbs - Autumn The Waterboys - The Stolen Child Disc Two - Steeleye Span - Cam Ye O'er Frae France Decemberists - The Island Fairport Convention - Matty Groves Jethro Tull - A Cold Wind to Valhalla King Crimson - The Night Watch The Pogues - Turkish Song of Damned The Waterboys - Raggle Taggle Gypsy Procol Harum - Repent Walpurgis Genesis - Can-Utility and the Coastliners Gentle Giant - The Advent of Panurge Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Jerusalem |
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Pink Floyd. Shine On You Crazy Diamond.
King Crimson. Starless. ELP. Tarkus. Yes. Close to the Edge. Genesis. Supper's Ready. Jethro Tull. Thick as a Brick. Gentle Giant. Plain Truth. Renaissance. Scheherazade. Camel. Lady Fantasy. Rick Wakeman. Arthur. Steve Hackett. Shadow of the Hierophant. Focus. Hamburger Concerto. Harmonium. Histoires Sans Paroles. Mike Oldfield. Ommadawn 1. Banco del Mutuo Socorso. L'Evoluzione. PFM. Impressioni di Settembre. Museo Rosenbach. Zarathustra. Le Orme. La Solitudine di chi Protegge il Mondo / L'Equilibrio. Kansas. Lamplight Symphony. Rush. 2112. |
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Four years later, and the only thing I would change is to remove Tangerine Dream in favour of a song by Adventure.
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all the birds are leaving, But how can they know, it's time for them to go? Before the winter fire, I will still be dreaming, I have no thought of time. |
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