a genre's finest moment.

[afterstasis]

Yes love it

Hope you don't mind I add some 4th wave Prog. albums

4th wave progressive rock: Echolyn - As The World, The Flower Kings - Flower Power, and Transatlantic - Bridge Across Forever

it's actually odd i didn't make it to prog rock overall, nor shoegaze... i'm sure i'll get bored one day and finish the list.

[Fizzeler]

it's actually odd i didn't make it to prog rock overall, nor shoegaze... i'm sure i'll get bored one day and finish the list.

I just did 4th wave for you (although there are maybe 1 or 2 albums I would add like A Place In The Queue and a Spock's Beard album)

I would like to see your Prog. choices personally (expecting Zappa though )

[afterstasis]

I just did 4th wave for you (although there are maybe 1 or 2 albums I would add like A Place In The Queue and a Spock's Beard album)

I would like to see your Prog. choices personally (expecting Zappa though )

oh, i dig zappa quite a lot but he wouldn't be there for me...

if i finish some things early today i'll try to work on the list, at least the prog spots.

[Fizzeler]

oh, i dig zappa quite a lot but he wouldn't be there for me...

if i finish some things early today i'll try to work on the list, at least the prog spots.

Magma?

I dig their debut album

[Parodygm]

Shoegazer/Dream Pop Albums: My Bloody Valentine - Loveless, Slowdive - Souvlaki, Ride - Nowhere, Lush - Split
Shoegazer/Dream Pop Songs: My Bloody Valentine - To Here Knows When, Ride - Vapour Trail, Curve - Horror Head, Lush - Desire Lines

[afterstasis]

Shoegazer/Dream Pop Albums: My Bloody Valentine - Loveless, Slowdive - Souvlaki, Ride - Nowhere, Lush - Split

yeah, basically...
i'd also throw in galaxie 500's "on fire" and swap the lush album with "gala" or maybe m83's "before the dawn heals us".

[a21schizoidman]

oh, i dig zappa quite a lot but he wouldn't be there for me...

if i finish some things early today i'll try to work on the list, at least the prog spots.

i'd like to see those

i'd expect some Amon Düül II

[Parodygm]

yeah, basically...
i'd also throw in galaxie 500's "on fire" and swap the lush album with "gala" or maybe m83's "before the dawn heals us".

I think I'd find a way to sneak in Curve's Doppelgänger or Catherine Wheel's Chrome. I never really rated Moose or The Boo Radleys and Swervedriver never belonged in that scene. I probably should consider the Cocteau Twins as dream pop but I was being a purist. If so, Treasure or Heaven or Las Vegas could make it in.

I didn't pick Gala first because it isn't really an album - it was really a compilation of their first three EPs for the American audience. Additionally, although it has some of my favorite Lush songs on it - "Sweetness and Light", "Thoughtforms" (the Mad Love version not the weak Scar version) and "Breeze", as a complete work I think both Spooky and Split are stronger.

I didn't pick Spooky mainly because the band so disliked the production of it themselves, and even though I think it's their strongest release I can agree that it's pretty subdued under Robin Guthrie's heavy-handed treatment. Even he admits that he messed up a lot of stuff at that time of his career.

Split took quite a while to grow on me to be honest, but I think there's some fine stuff there as well. I'm much less enthused about Lovelife however, although with time I've enjoyed that more also.

I could talk about these bands all day. I was rather smitten with them for a long time.

[afterstasis]

yeah, i always forget about "gala" being a collection... i suppose i'd have to settle for "spooky". i do enjoy "split" as well, of course.

however, i'm not really into curve or the catherine wheel... i love the boo radleys, moose, and swervedriver though.

[classicrockdude]

... But music as a whole finest moment is the release of Insane Clown Posse's debut album.

a landmark in history..