Progressive
 

Like classic Genesis

YouTube - Genesis - the Carpet Crawlers live


YouTube - Genesis - Dance on a Volcano

and Yes

YouTube - And You and I by Yes


YouTube - All Good People (Your Move) by Yes

Welcome back my friends....

YouTube - Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Karn Evil 9


YouTube - EMERSON LAKE & PALMER (ELP) - Knife Edge

More into Porcupine Tree lately though

YouTube - Porcupine Tree "Fear Of A Blank Planet" HD


YouTube - PORCUPINE TREE - Way Out Of Here

luv ELP. Lucky enough to have seen them twice.

YouTube - Greg Lake - Still You Turn Me On

that's what I'm talkin' about!!!

LOL. you bake out

this album was progressive. This is a 5 part video I choose this part but the whole album was awesome and still is.

YouTube - Jethro Tull - Thick as a Brick [ 5/5 ]

YouTube - Yes - Close to the Edge, clip 1 - A Celebration, 1969 - 1979
YouTube - Yes - Close to the Edge, clip 2 - A Celebration 1969 - 1979
I saw them do this whole album live....and yes I was BAKED!!!!:uhuh:

I would hope so

more Tull, A Passion Play. Another whole album, album. Still very good and progressive for the time. Below a couple of many parts


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0xA4f...eature=related


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dt1DRkJCdeo

:rotf2:
I need some Doritos......

I know MATT will agree here. This is my fav all time album. Progressive I would say for sure

YouTube - The Who - A Quadrophenia Tribute

got to throw the white album in there i guess

There was a certain time we listened to that album and I can never go back there .. My head would explode ... thanks for the flashback...

my Crimson fav is probably 21st Century Schizoid Man

YouTube - KING CRIMSON 21st CENTURY SCHIZOID MAN.flv

Renaissance anyone?

YouTube - Renaissance - Carpet of the Sun

speaking of flashbacks

Rush

YouTube - Rush - Limelight (Live)

Bruford and Holdsworth, might be more on the fusion side, but what the hey

YouTube - Allan Holdsworth & Bill Bruford Band-Beelzebub

Can't really find any UK on the 'Tube it seems

Found some. Great song, but crappy vid

anyways

YouTube - U K - In The Dead Of Night -1978

This is actually my favorite Bruford track, other than Yes of course

YouTube - Hell's Bells - One Of A Kind (pt. 1) - Bill Bruford

Saw this in Philly at the Tower a long, long time ago

Ah yes, the Tower Theater, so many great shows.
Bowie live recorder there. Absolutely great acoustics.

Quite the trip
 

DOWN Memory Lane,, Thanks guys...

Sorry Slingah ...i ate all the doritos... :huh:

The ORIGINAL Taco Doritos were the best!

I could plow through a bag of those no problem.

Perhaps the ultimate prog tune.

-spence

Progressive. Don't know if you can handle 22 minutes of this but it don't get anymore progressive than this in 1968

The Mothers Of Invention - Live In London 1968 - YouTube

funny, Tool came to mind this week

Tool - Aenema - YouTube

as did NIN

Nine Inch Nails - Into The Void (Full) - 720p - YouTube

When talking progressive i go back to Mr. Zappa again. Not for everyone but I truly luv this stuff he wrote. The man was a genius and so misunderstood by many.


17.) Get Whitey- Frank Zappa and Ensemble Modern-The Yellow Shark - YouTube

and a little more Rush,

since I was fascinated by Pert's assertion that they did not really become "Rush" until Moving Pictures

YYZ - YouTube

Warrior on the Edge of Time
 

Hawkwind

HAWKWIND -- Warrior On The Edge Of Time -- 1975 - YouTube

well lets see how open minded you are. This stuff is so fantastic i hope you can relate.

BTW NPR with it's tiny desk stuff is well worth checking out

Yo-Yo Ma, Edgar Meyer, Chris Thile And Stuart Duncan: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert - YouTube

Saw this last night. Just a great night under the stars in Lenox. The Ozawa hall has absolutely incredible acoustics for the outdoors folks (as well as the high heeled folks indoors I am sure). I mean, about two bars into the first tune and I was just amazed. I want my living room to be half that good (someday).

Similar vein as the Paul's cut a bit. Anyways Jazz, progressive,... you can decide

Chick Corea & Gary Burton - Mozart Goes Dancing - YouTube

interesting group of tunes, based on the responses, you could say progressive is any non-classical, non blues based instrumental rock music?
I think progressive has to have a component of space based, science fiction related - Yes, Crimson, Rush for example.
based on the tunes in the thread you'd have to include the Jeff Beck group's work in here as well.
I need to break out the Yes, havent listened in awhile. I made cds for my kids to fall asleep to and the first song on my sons is Wonderous Stories, he knows the words by heart.

I cant remember the name - but isnt there a punk rock influenced progressive band, long instrumentals? Someone help me out here.