Was 1972 the greatest year for prog?
Was 1972 the greatest year for prog?
Matthew Adams
Benjamin Long
No. All of these albums suck. Prog improved after the 70s
Jack Scott
Stop the cap, junior
Isaac Torres
Strong yes. 666 came out this year, too.
Lincoln Carter
Yes
Robert Cooper
yeah, it's a neato year
Joshua Campbell
Yes. Also also picrel isn't the best chart to show that, but that's only because OP already put a fair few of the best ones and there's no point posting dupes.
Verification not required.
Parker Jackson
Joshua Miller
71 and 73 were obviously better
Juan Adams
73
Adam Peterson
>not even the good 1973 albums
Zachary Miller
I think '74 pulls this one out.
Jaxon Robinson
Adding on that I've been listening to Lamb for the past week and I'm starting to think it might be better than Selling England. What an album.
Eli Lopez
BASED inclusion of Space Shanty. Not enough people recognize that for the near-perfect album it is.
Lincoln Myers
Yes
Mason Peterson
dreamies is one of my favorite albums but that aint prog son
Jeremiah Lee
I suggest you to get rid of that cringe gigachad underage garbage, and put the Flamengo, Pescado Rabioso and Wishbone Ash 72 albums
This one needs Museo Rosenbach, Area, Osanna, Battiato, Faust, Pescado Rabioso, Henry Cow, King Crimson, Gong and Hugh Hopper
And this one needs Harmonia, Sui Generis, Area and Climax
Xavier James
Fair critiques. I could never quite get into Sui Generis, I've always preferred Charly's work in La Máquina. Maybe it's time to give them a re-listen.
Liam Collins
>Was 1972 the greatest year for prog?
>No progressive trap albums.
Guess not.
William Ward
Rick Wakeman x Playboi Carti when
Jokes aside, I honestly think Wakeman would do it if asked.
Aaron Green
>foxtrot > selling england