deucedbi9 said:

Genesis track is "blocked in your country".

Was it from the epic 'Foxtrot' album by any chance?

t=2221

The glorious 'Suppers ready' starts at ~37 min

or, another favourite of theirs >

My favourite from 'Yes' is, and will always be, Relayer.

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ya it's the Foxtrot album, wtf is wrong with yer country?


Relayer is one of those Yes albums that i didn't like until after listening to it about 5 times.  Same thing with Topographical Oceans album

scarabaeus said:

You can never go wrong with YES in my opinion. Especially their early work. Friggin' A.

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Quote:

Bass Guitar – Dave Foster*
Design [Cover], Artwork By [Drawing] – Roger Dean (4)
Drums – Roy Dyke
Engineer – Geoffrey Haslam, Martin Rushent
Keyboards – Tony Kaye
Lead Guitar – Brian Parrish

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scarabaeus said:

Thanks for posting 'Badger' musiclover420. How this one flew under my radar all these years is beyond me. I'm listening to it right now.

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No problem

Definitely a classic, has Roger Dean art as well.

It's a shame badger only recorded that one live album, they put out a second studio album but with mostly different musicians and it is much more pop oriented

Here's a more recent prog album with tons of great classic influences:

Astra - The Weirding (2009)

Don't let the date fool you, for coming out in 2009 The Weirding sounds like it came straight from the 70's. Sounds like a mix of all sorts of great classic prog bands.

And here's a great modern jam band with some heavy prog influences:

Chris Robinson Brotherhood: Vibration & Light Suite live

CRB is more classic/psychedelic rock but they get pretty progressive at times. Vibrations and Light suite is one of their longer/spacier tunes.