I think Clay has the correct take on matter. It would be a dull world if (in
this case for example) we all agreed on the definition of progressive rock
let alone the specific artists.
To each their own comes to mind. And I could go on and on too which drives
home the point.
Tony
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From: "ceccles_ca" <clay123@...>
To: <Mellotronists@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, August 28, 2005 12:12 PM
Subject: [Mellotronists] absurd list
>I agree Bernie. That's why I sent it.
> If Rush and Tool are "Prog", why isn't Led Zepplin?
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> I'm sure we could all make a list of recordings that are missing from
> the list. Everyone has a different idea about what "prog" is.
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> Hackett and Gabriel solo material? (Kind of proggy!)
> 10CC - How Dare You or Original Soundtrack? (Quite progressive!)
> Ultravox - Vienna? (totally prog!)
> Brian Eno - Before and After Science? (beyond prog)
> The Tubes - Remote Control?
> ELO's Eldorado?
> Early Bowie?
> Todd Rundgren - Todd or A Wizard a True Star?
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> I could go on and on...
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> Clay
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