r/progrockmusic • u/dopamine_skeptic • 11h ago
Rick Davies, Supertramp Co-Founder Who Wrote and Sang ‘Bloody Well Right’ and ‘Goodbye Stranger,’ Dies at 81
Oh man… Goodbye Stranger.
r/progrockmusic • u/dopamine_skeptic • 11h ago
Oh man… Goodbye Stranger.
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r/progrockmusic • u/Practical-Animator87 • 14h ago
My 4 year old daughter is hitting her ‘princess’ phase, and we’ve been playing Gryphon (mostly MnMr) as our ‘courtly’ music! Simply the best way to sneak a little prog over a tea party.
r/progrockmusic • u/Good-Guarantee6382 • 15h ago
Guys this is live!
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r/progrockmusic • u/subredditsummarybot • 14h ago
Sunday, August 31 - Saturday, September 06, 2025
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36 | 8 comments | [Vocals] Wobbler - Hinterland [20th anniversary] |
34 | 8 comments | [Vocals] Rush - Vital Signs |
27 | 6 comments | [Vocals] « Love, Fear and the Time Machine » by Riverside was released just 10 years ago today: any thoughts? [Riverside - Time Travellers] |
19 | 5 comments | [Vocals] Big Big Train - The First Rebreather [13th anniversary] |
7 | 0 comments | [Vocals] Discipline - Canto IV (Limbo) [28th anniversary] (FFO: VdGG, Genesis, Marillion) |
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36 | 4 comments | [Instrumental] David Gilmour - Then I Close My Eyes (feat. Robert Wyatt) |
23 | 1 comments | [Instrumental] King Crimson - The Sheltering Sky |
16 | 0 comments | [Instrumental] Henry Cow - Amygdala [52nd anniversary] |
1 | 0 comments | [Instrumental] Phaeton set foot on Saturn's moon with Tethys Rising - The Progspace |
0 | 3 comments | [Instrumental] We've "invented" a new subgenre of prog (Dogs in the park - DANCE PROG LOL) |
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42 | 33 comments | [Discussion] Top 5 favorite Canterbury Scene albums? Let me know! |
22 | 33 comments | [Discussion] Most underrated Camel track/album |
4 | 4 comments | [Discussion] Created my first ever Prog Rock track! |
4 | 4 comments | [Discussion] Sylvia by focus sounds like futurama opening |
3 | 8 comments | [Discussion] Carl Palmer an evening with ELP |
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212 | 28 comments | Yes - Close to the Edge (1972) |
121 | 17 comments | Yes Day - 9,01,25 |
97 | 111 comments | Where does Gentle Giant rank among the prog greats? |
64 | 3 comments | Yes - The Gates of Delirium (1974) |
58 | 35 comments | [Question/Help] I really like Moody Blues Days of Future Passed. My question is - is there a more modern sounding mix of it? I tend to prefer more modern mixes, such as the reworked Zappa Hot Rats, or the new Beatles mixes. |
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44 | 138 comments | Straight rock band member who made a surprise prog solo album? |
21 | 94 comments | [Question/Help] Your recommendations of prog albums from 2020 and later? |
35 | 78 comments | What are some good, kinda short instrumental prog pieces? |
28 | 73 comments | Am I dumb? Recently just discovered this subgenre and am looking for your recommendations on my listening journey |
9 | 53 comments | Progressive Sunshine Pop? |
r/progrockmusic • u/Jezzaq94 • 3h ago
Who is the better bassist? Please explain why
r/progrockmusic • u/MOREL_E_GREY • 22h ago
Has anyone gone to see the current Carl Palmer tour/event? It’s coming to somewhere an hour and a half from me this week and I’m debating taking off from work to go. Any one go? What did you think?
r/progrockmusic • u/AnyPortInAHurricane • 16h ago
Some very cool listening if you lean toward prog thats musical and not metal thrash noise
r/progrockmusic • u/Low_Primary_3690 • 1d ago
Stuff like Theme One by VdGG or The Spider by Kansas. Preferably by a band that typically uses vocals. Edit: Preferably energetic, not slow. Thanks yall
r/progrockmusic • u/eggvention • 1d ago
r/progrockmusic • u/Frangifer • 20h ago
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Youtube Viddley-Diddley Thereof
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Apologies, please kindlilily, for posting & then deleting almost immediately 🙄 (incase anybobble noticed): I posted the wrong item, through getting my Spotify® addresses mixed-up! 😆🤣
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r/progrockmusic • u/MOREL_E_GREY • 22h ago
I had a free hour away from the kiddos a couple days ago and recorded a quick cover of Resolution by Mahavishnu orchestra with a backing track I recorded. Not exactly the most challenging tune but there was no backing track to it out there so I made one by recording or programming all the parts. I’m working on improving my production skills as I want to record some original music. I’ll be uploading just the backing track in the next week or so. It’s just a hobby for me with a full time job and three kids but I’d really appreciate a like or follow on YouTube as I plan on transcribing more and making more backing tracks for more obscure prog and fusion stuff. I’d like to get more and more involved with music again over the next few years after several years away.. anyway that’s all for now. Thanks!
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r/progrockmusic • u/1D_Bean • 1d ago
Nothing REALLY hard. I'd consider myself almost intermediate. I can usually learn the solos I want to, and can transcribe them often.
Thanks!
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r/progrockmusic • u/No_Calendar_7341 • 1d ago
Have a listen to my song Forcing Out The Silence!
"Maintaining the mood that Han masters to the fullest, 'Forcing Out the Silence' shows why this fusion works so well, as there are darker moments of gloom, rapidly replaced by more open-minded honky-tonk accessibility, a female background vocal expertly placed, a radiant solo from the avid fretboard extolling the musical prowess Uil so overtly possesses." House Of Prog
r/progrockmusic • u/Top_Replacement1333 • 1d ago
I need recommendations that have the same soft, sweet, and classical feel as some of these:
The slower part of Funny Ways by Gentle Giant
Living in the Heart of the Beast - Henry Cow
Exiles - King Crimson
That violin part of Larks’ tongue part 1
A Saucerful of Secrets (album) - Pink Floyd
Portrait of Tracy - Jaco Pastorius
Soft Machine, just generally
The Gates of Delirium - Yes
Thanks :)
r/progrockmusic • u/rumpk • 1d ago
Edit: not where the entire band switches to 4 (still cool though) but where only the lead instrument is in 4
r/progrockmusic • u/Ok-Platypus-8788 • 1d ago
Hi guys, I wrote and produced this song when I was 17 years old. I never really shared this since then. I think that this is my best song and I would like you to have a listen.
r/progrockmusic • u/Snizzlefry • 1d ago