#prog thoughts

[tranceykitten]

Progesterone is a drug that helps with breast development, and also makes you fantasize while walking down the street about a girl taking you by the hand, leading you to a semi-secluded place and fucking you raw with a hand clamped over your mouth to keep you quiet so nobody hears you moaning and whining incoherently

[sharkgirldick]

I really need to sink my fucking teeth into someone while I grope them right about now. Fuck.

[bluebird-lake]

prog rock needs to come back. this guys is having multiple hands free orgasms... you can't do this without combining an organ and guitar

[utilitycaster]

i gotta say my response to people who are like "corellon showing up is GOOD because it shows there's no easy answer" is like. pardon me. were you previously under the impression there was an easy answer?

[dracfields]

obsessed with the way someone posted an audio with this pic and half of the comments are people freaking out because phil collins and peter gabriel are kissing

[astupidlittleguitar]

people: neil is a fascist because he read ayn rand when he was 20!!!!1!1!11

him who literally wrote witch hunt:

[progfessor-dyke]

Honestly I think the best way to organize what is currently called “progressive rock” would be to remove the rock moniker entirely, and call the genre “progressive music”, and thus encompassing a wider variety of music (everything from art pop to djent).

As for what is currently referred to as “prog”, which, in typical colloquial usage refers to the music that arose in the late 60s and early 70s in England (and all music directly inspired by it), taking inspiration from a variety of classical music, jazz, and incorporated themes of literature, philosophy, and religion into its suites—- that can be called “The English First Wave”, or to make it clearer, “The English Scene”.

I think referring to the first wave—- bands like King Crimson, Yes, ELP, Genesis, Van der Graaf Generator—- as a scene would help shift the academic focus into looking into the environmental and historical factors that helped create prog, because I don’t think the most helpful analysis is calling this a “genre”—- it’s really more a scene of interconnected musicians doing similar things.

[go-go-devil]

LIBERAL PROG ROCK ALBUMS

The LESBIAN Lies Down On Broadway

Moving PRONOUNS

Todd Rundgren’s UNIONtopia

Larks' Tongues in ASPEC

Animals

The YAS Album

TRANS MASC Replica

A Song For All SAFE SPACES

H to HE/THEY, Who Am The Only One

[fearlessechoes]

Just listened to Yes’ debut album and loved it! I’m going to do a deep dive of prog rock this month! Starting with Yes’ discography.

(Also Jon Anderson’s voice is absolutely gorgeous and beautiful omgggg and the drumming in this album is amazing here as well. And my fav part besides Jon’s voice definitely has to be Chris Squire’s thundering, badass bass!

[chiprewington]

hi. chip revvington casual-wear

[zaphs-lost-cat]

sleep token is my fav boy band

[balleralbumcovers]

EPIC ALBUM COVER #50

Pink Floyd - The Gay Triangle Album

Released: 1973 (Harvest, Capitol)

Art rock, progressive rock

[scionshtola]

productive morning

[chekovs-merkin]

a reginald jeeves born any year after 1945 would be a proghead. and, like, one of the annoying ones

[198d]

The Mars Volta - A Plague Upon Your Hissing Children, released with the La Realidad de los Sueños boxset.

[lightineventide]

01011001 Newsletter "From Above The Waves" Announcement: today we have a Newborn Race!

I don't really know what to add, just go listen to the live version of my favourite Ayreon album while I seriously consider getting the DVD.