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Would have thought that someone else would have resurrected this subject by now. 

Currently listening to Stationary Traveller by Camel.

Queen II https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QKbeVeZODbQ

In no specific order: Kurt Vile (saw the other week) Thee Sacred Souls (got tickets for London show) Hallan (tickets for Winchester show) Off to see Katy J Pearson end of the month

The Afghan Whigs - How Do You Burn?

Maddy Prior

And clearly nothing in between

"YOU WILL HAVE TO SPEAK UP STOATY SON ""¶ I HAVE GOT A PAIR OF KINITTING NEEDLE IN MY EARS""¶."

Northern Sold No one gives a toss what you like or think

"Ignore Swiss, he's just a middle aged man (ish) trying desperately to appear 'cool and edgy whilst saying a heartbreaking farewell to his younger years. Also, his inability to take part in any debate without abusing those with a different view to his shows the level of immaturity that is at the core of him. England Dan and John Ford Coley. Dr Heckle and Mr Jive."

"Im the first to acknowledge that I do tend to listen mainly to progressive rock, but not exclusively so. And I do listen to a lot of contemporary progressive rock. While I do listen a lot to 70s/80s albums by rock legends by bands such as Queen, Floyd, Yes, Genesis, Marillion, ELO, Purple,Camel,Hawkwind, Bowie, Al Stewart, UFO, Zeppelin etc, I do listen to a hell of a lot of contemporary progressive rock albums, by artists such as Mostly Autumn, Manning, Porcupine Tree, Galahad, Arena, Arjen Lucassen, Anathema, Tiger Moth Tales, etc. And I'm always seeking out new (to me) albums and artists to listen to. And when I do, I tend to prefer to check out contemporary music over older albums."

"Fuck me a toss up between House and Music and Prog Rock""¶ think I'd rather just stick knitting needles in my ear drums""¶"

Regardless of the age bracket but 50+ would be a good guess it seems most on here are in a time warp and never listened to anything post 1980. That's fucking sad. I loved Purple and Zepplin in the day and occasionally I'll listen to the odd track from them. I also listen to stuff pre my generation from the 50s and 60s. However I move forward and listen to new stuff all the time and most of the time. My love for house music whether dance/jazz/techno/deep etc endures and new stuff is always being released. Most on this thread are boring fucks stuck in the past. Surely they must get bored listening to the same shit. Or obviously not.

"I'm 55""¶. Whatever you do ""¶ do not pigeon hole me with all that Prog Rock Hippy flare wearing shit""¶ I reckon the average age of this thread is 65-70""¶ easy"

"Average age on WHO must be 55 years old, so Prog lovers I should imagine?"

This has basically just become a massive list of PROG albums.

Patrick Moraz - I https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eY-GgGeaikw

ISAAC HAYES - HOT BUTTERED SOUL awesome

Roxette - Look Sharp

Show Me (Waajeed's Black Messiah Remix)

Get Ready - DJ Le Roi ft Chappell

tears for fears - listen

Deep Purple - Machine Head

Deep Purple - In Rock

The Mars Volta - De-Loused In The Comatorium

Within Temptation - Heart of Everything

Stephen Prutsman plays The Advent Of Panurge by Gentle Giant on Piano https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jQA4CHi_Htc