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Rob Thomas best performance
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Youve unintentionally and pefrectly articulated, then named and shamed a particularly loathsome genre/group of musical acts.
Excellent work.
I just cant stomach them. I’m fully aware that it’s irrational, but in a way, I find it all personally offensive.
I whince when I hear any of it. Sometimes, I even groan audibly.
Have you considered doing this ‘first reaction’ videos where someone played you a song that you’ve ’never heard before’ and then either love it or hate it?
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Welcome to peak Prog Rock, not surprised you’ve got a hole there.
Just listen to Lou Reed, Can, Kraftwerk and Nue skip the rest.
1975 is actually awesome just looking at it.
There’s no either. Has to just be a roast channel.
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Maybe first stage Prog Rock…certainly not peak imo.
When’s the peak?
Wait until you get to 1978… some brilliant stuff. 1979 possibly even better again…
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Gerry Raffety - City to City!
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Well for me…it’s post 70s when we started seeing bands like Marillion, Dream Theater, Porcupine Tree/Steven Wilson, IQ, Anathema, Opeth, Airbag, Arena, Cosmograf and Riverside.
70s is traditionally Yes, early Genesis, King Crimson, Emerson Lake & Palmer, Van Der Graaf Generator and Gentle Giant…none of which are well represented on my playlist.
What would you like it to be?
Can peaked 1971-72, Lou was great in 1972, then a mixed bag, Kraftwerk were kinda getting good but my fave stuff was still to come. Even Bowie was having a lull around 74/75. Neu I’ll need to look into again.
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There are a few good ones, but 3 I can stand behind will be tough.
Easily better, there are 10 classic albumns worthy of votes at first glance. The birth of Post Punk and New wave.
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the world needed some down time to prepare for the arrival of foghat
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1979 and 1989 both have at least 4 genuine all-time albums for me. I’ll be hurting.
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Peos casts his vote for the 80’s…
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