The Progressive Thread

[killer_roach]

Great... now you've got me going through the Prog Archives again... this might be a while

(I had to smile when they listed Abydos as a forgotten gem of prog metal... that's one I keep recommending to anyone who'll listen to me on it)

[KingProgdor]

The prog archives dude, its your friend. I also reccomend Bi Kyo Ran, kinda like a Japanese King Crimson.

Hey, that's my job to recommend Bi Kyo Ran.

I have Parallax on CD.

[Lithuanian_Boy]

Great... now you've got me going through the Prog Archives again... this might be a while

(I had to smile when they listed Abydos as a forgotten gem of prog metal... that's one I keep recommending to anyone who'll listen to me on it)

Where can I find said prog archives?

[KingProgdor]

Where can I find said prog archives?

http://www.progarchives.com/

Also, again on Bi Kyo Ran, I've prided myself in putting together a respectable library of Japanese Prog Rock artists. I think I have somewhere around 30, and it's a number I expect will go up in the near future.

[Lithuanian_Boy]

http://www.progarchives.com/

Also, again on Bi Kyo Ran, I've prided myself in putting together a respectable library of Japanese Prog Rock artists. I think I have somewhere around 30, and it's a number I expect will go up in the near future.

Thank you, I'll be making an extensive visit here for the next couple of days.

[Lithuanian_Boy]

I'm listening to 'In the Court of King Crimson,' and it is awesome, I'd have to say.

Also could you guys recommend some good albums by Opeth for me to download?

[killer_roach]

Depends on what you're looking for. I'm particularly fond of Watershed and Damnation, but those with more of a taste toward black metal will be well-served by Morningrise, which is simply five epic tracks back to back (most notably the 21-minute "Black Rose Immortal").

[Lithuanian_Boy]

Depends on what you're looking for. I'm particularly fond of Watershed and Damnation, but those with more of a taste toward black metal will be well-served by Morningrise, which is simply five epic tracks back to back (most notably the 21-minute "Black Rose Immortal").

Alright thanks, I'll try those out. Not too big on Black/Death Metal, but I'll check it out.

[franticfish]

Also, again on Bi Kyo Ran, I've prided myself in putting together a respectable library of Japanese Prog Rock artists. I think I have somewhere around 30, and it's a number I expect will go up in the near future.

I have around 13 CD's of Japanese prog, other than aforementioned Bi Kyo Ran its all Zeuhl, they have some really prolific Zeuhl artists over there. I'm lacking in symphonic, ecletic Japanese prog though.

Alright thanks, I'll try those out. Not too big on Black/Death Metal, but I'll check it out.

I recommend Still Life. Especially if you like concept albums.

[Lithuanian_Boy]

I recommend Still Life. Especially if you like concept albums.

I will for sure, I really like concept albums.