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** 1970 - ''Music/BitchesBrew'
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** 1970 - ''Music/BitchesBrew'''Music/BitchesBrew''
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Lumpy Gravy isn't an example of Rock music
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** 1968 - ''Music/LumpyGravy''
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* Music/{{Marillion}}
* Music/{{Marmozets}}
* Music/{{Marmozets}}
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** 1968: ''Music/AnthemOfTheSun''
** 1970: ''Music/AmericanBeauty''
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** 1968: 1968 - ''Music/AnthemOfTheSun''
**1970: 1970 - ''Music/AmericanBeauty''
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** 2012 - ''Music/GoodKidMAADCity''
** 2015 - ''Music/ToPimpAButterfly''
** 2015 - ''Music/ToPimpAButterfly''
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** 1988: ''Music/ItTakesANationOfMillionsToHoldUsBack''
** 1990: ''Music/FearOfABlackPlanet''
** 1990: ''Music/FearOfABlackPlanet''
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** 1988: 1988 - ''Music/ItTakesANationOfMillionsToHoldUsBack''
**1990: 1990 - ''Music/FearOfABlackPlanet''
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** 2010: ''Music/MyBeautifulDarkTwistedFantasy''
** 2016: ''Music/TheLifeOfPablo''
** 2018: ''Music/KidsSeeGhosts'' (with Music/KidCudi)
** 2010: ''Music/MyBeautifulDarkTwistedFantasy''
** 2016: ''Music/TheLifeOfPablo''
** 2018: ''Music/KidsSeeGhosts'' (with Music/KidCudi)
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** 2004: 2004 - ''Music/TheCollegeDropout''
**2010: 2010 - ''Music/MyBeautifulDarkTwistedFantasy''
**2016: 2016 - ''Music/TheLifeOfPablo''
**2018: 2018 - ''Music/KidsSeeGhosts'' (with Music/KidCudi)
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* '''Progressive Electronic''': Basically the website's glorified version of ElectronicMusic. Well-known artists include Music/TangerineDream, Music/{{Kraftwerk}}, Music/BrianEno, Music/YellowMagicOrchestra, and Zombi.
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* '''Progressive Electronic''': Basically the website's glorified version of ElectronicMusic. Well-known artists include Music/TangerineDream, Music/{{Kraftwerk}}, Music/BrianEno, Music/YellowMagicOrchestra, and Zombi.
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** Progressive Electronic: Music/MikeOldfield, Music/{{Kraftwerk}}, Music/BrianEno
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** 2015 - ''Music/TheMarvelousMissingLink''
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** 1999 - ''Music/TheAmazingJeckelBrothers''
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* [[https://youtu.be/UIVe-rZBcm4?si=qGugbGi_8nZjd3eS Iron Butterfly - In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida]] (proto-prog)
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** 1968 - ''Music/InAGaddaDaVida''
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** 1994 - ''Music/{{Ringmaster}}''
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** 1988: ''Music/ItTakesANationOfMillionsToHoldUsBack''
** 1990: ''Music/FearOfABlackPlanet''
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** 1990: ''Music/FearOfABlackPlanet''
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** 1992: ''Music/CarnivalOfCarnage''
** 1993: ''Music/BeverlyKills50187''
** 1997: ''Music/TheGreatMilenko''
** 2002: ''Music/{{The Wraith Shangri-La}}''
** 1993: ''Music/BeverlyKills50187''
** 1997: ''Music/TheGreatMilenko''
** 2002: ''Music/{{The Wraith Shangri-La}}''
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** 1992: 1992 - ''Music/CarnivalOfCarnage''
**1993: 1993 - ''Music/BeverlyKills50187''
**1997: 1997 - ''Music/TheGreatMilenko''
**2002: ''Music/{{The Wraith Shangri-La}}'' 2002 - ''Music/TheWraithShangriLa''
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* Music/JimiHendrix -- also Progressive Soul
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* Music/JimiHendrix Music/JimiHendrix -- also Progressive Soul
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** 1968 - ''Music/ElectricLadyland''
** 1970 - ''Music/BandOfGypsys''
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* Music/JimiHendrix -- also Proto-Prog
** 1968 - ''Music/ElectricLadyland''
** 1970 - ''Music/BandOfGypsys''
** 1968 - ''Music/ElectricLadyland''
** 1970 - ''Music/BandOfGypsys''
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Removed for not being Progressive Rock
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* Music/{{Yes}} -- 1980s recordings were Pop Rock
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* Music/{{Yes}} -- 1980s post-1980 recordings were Pop Rock
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** 1983 - ''Music/NineOhOneTwoFive''
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* Music/SoftMachine (early albums, Jazz Fusion in The70s)
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* Music/FrankZappa -- also Jazz Fusion
** 1966 - ''Music/FreakOut''
** 1867 - ''Music/AbsolutelyFree''
** 1968 - ''Music/LumpyGravy''
** 1968 - ''Music/WereOnlyInItForTheMoney''
** 1968 - ''Music/CruisingWithRubenAndTheJets''
** 1969 - ''Music/UncleMeat''
** 1966 - ''Music/FreakOut''
** 1867 - ''Music/AbsolutelyFree''
** 1968 - ''Music/LumpyGravy''
** 1968 - ''Music/WereOnlyInItForTheMoney''
** 1968 - ''Music/CruisingWithRubenAndTheJets''
** 1969 - ''Music/UncleMeat''
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** 1968 - ''Music/CruisingWithRubenAndTheJets''
** 1969 - ''Music/UncleMeat''
** 1867 - ''Music/AbsolutelyFree''
** 1968 - ''Music/LumpyGravy''
** 1968 - ''Music/WereOnlyInItForTheMoney''
** 1968 - ''Music/CruisingWithRubenAndTheJets''
** 1969 - ''Music/UncleMeat''
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* FandomRivalry: The "prog rock vs. {{punk rock}}" rivalry is an interesting case in that even though it dates back to the '70s, it was mostly fueled by critics (who considered prog overblown and elitist and embraced punk for returning to rock's populist roots) and is mostly the result of historical revisionism by the press. In truth, a lot of prog and punk artists were fans of one another, with Music/JohnLydon's infamous "I Hate Music/PinkFloyd" shirt simply being a tongue-in-cheek way of messing with people, with David Gilmour considering the bit ActuallyPrettyFunny given Pink Floyd's clout at the time. Many punk artists like Lydon, Music/JoyDivision, and Music/TheClash embraced prog's complexity and experimentation by shifting to PostPunk within a couple years. In turn, prog artists like Music/PeterGabriel and Music/KingCrimson embraced post-punk and NewWaveMusic in the '80s as an outlet for breaking out of what they saw as prog's worsening stagnation. Consequently, there's a lot more listener crossover between the two genres than what most people would expect.
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* FandomRivalry: The "prog rock vs. {{punk rock}}" rivalry is an interesting case in that even though it dates back to the '70s, it was mostly fueled by critics (who considered prog overblown and elitist and embraced punk for returning to rock's populist roots) and is mostly the result of historical revisionism by the press. In truth, a lot of prog and punk artists were fans of one another, with Music/JohnLydon's infamous "I Hate Music/PinkFloyd" shirt simply being a tongue-in-cheek way of messing with people, with David Gilmour considering the bit ActuallyPrettyFunny given Pink Floyd's clout at the time. Many punk artists like Lydon, Lydon (with Music/PublicImageLtd), Music/JoyDivision, and Music/TheClash embraced prog's complexity and experimentation by shifting to PostPunk within a couple years. In turn, prog artists like Music/PeterGabriel and Music/KingCrimson embraced post-punk and NewWaveMusic in the '80s as an outlet for breaking out of what they saw as prog's worsening stagnation. Consequently, there's a lot more listener crossover between the two genres than what most people would expect.
