Mr. Money87

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Best Progressive band of the seventies
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<b>King Crimson</b>

1

King Crimson

In The Wake of Poseidon,Lizard, Islands, Larks' Tongues In Aspic, Red
<b>Van der Graaf Generator</b>

2

Van der Graaf Generator

H To He Who Am The Only One, The Least We Can Do Is Wave To Each Other, Pawn Hearts
<b>Genesis</b>

3

Genesis

Nursery Cryme, Foxtrot, Selling England By The Pound, The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway, A Trick Of The Tail
<b>Gentle Giant</b>

4

Gentle Giant

Gentle Giant, Aquaring the Teste, Octopus, Three Friends, In a Glass House, The Power and the Glory
<b>Yes</b>

6

Yes

The Yes Album, Fragile, Close to The Edge, Tales From Topographic Oceans
<b>Jethro Tull</b>

7

Jethro Tull

Thick as a Brick, A Passion Play
<b>Camel</b>

8

Camel

Mirage, The Snow Goose, Moonmadness, Rain Dances
<b>Caravan</b>

9

Caravan

If I Could Do It All Over Again, I'd Do It All Over You, In the Land of Grey & Pink, Waterloo Lily
<b>Gong</b>

10

Gong

Angel's Egg, Flying Teapot, You
<b>Pink Floyd</b>

11

Pink Floyd

Atom Heart Mother
<b>Renaissance</b>

12

Renaissance

Prologue, Ashes Are Burning, Turn Of The Cards, Scheherazade and Other Stories
<b>Magma</b>

14

Magma

Kobaia, Mekanik Destruktiw Kommandoh, Köhntarkösz
<b>Emerson, Lake & Palmer</b>

15

Emerson, Lake & Palmer

Emerson, Lake & Palmer, Tarkus, Trilogy
<b>Henry Cow</b>

16

Henry Cow

Legend, Unrest, In Praise of Learning
<b>Traffic</b>

19

Traffic

John Barleycorn Must Die
<b>Hatfield and the North</b>

21

Hatfield and the North

Hatfield And The North, The Rotters Club
<b>Atomic Rooster</b>

22

Atomic Rooster

Atomic Rooster, Death Walks Behind You
<b>National Health</b>

23

National Health

National Health, Of Queues And Cures
<b>Kansas</b>

24

Kansas

Song for America, Masque, Leftoverture, Point of Know Return
<b>Gracious!</b>

27

Gracious!

This is... Gracius!!
<b>Audience</b>

28

Audience

The House On The Hill
<b>Pavlov's Dog</b>

30

Pavlov's Dog

Pampered Menial
<b>Tonton Macoute</b>

31

Tonton Macoute

Tonton Macoute
<b>Curved Air</b>

39

Curved Air

Air Conditioning, Phantasmagoria
<b>Gravy Train</b>

40

Gravy Train

(A Ballad Of) A Peaceful Man
<b>Jade Warrior</b>

41

Jade Warrior

Jade Warrior, Waves
<b>Captain Beyond</b>

44

Captain Beyond

Captain Beyond
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  • Aardvark
    Aardvark
    2 jan 12
    I read your ranking - after you read mine - and I have to say you're quite a technician... the only ones I would pull your ears for are the Kansas... prog them? And since you also included a good number of people who couldn't make any money (tonton macoute and others...) the T2 ("It'll work to the broomland") would have fit in nicely as well, truly great.
    I also want to point out the Demon Fuzz, a great singer and they played well.
     
  • fedezan76
    fedezan76
    2 jan 12
    Very beautiful Afreaka! by Demon Fuzz. It was a potential review of mine.
     
  • Mr. Money87
    Mr. Money87
    3 jan 12
    Thank you for the technician, but I don’t feel like one, actually… The Kansas for me, and not just for me, are prog.
     
  • Mr. Money87
    Mr. Money87
    3 jan 12
    And thank you for the suggestions, I will definitely make sure to listen.
     
  • urlicht
    urlicht
    11 may 12
    Great selection, I would shuffle the positions a bit... but why is there no Italian group?
     
  • Matteo Tarchi
    Matteo Tarchi
    11 may 12
    Have you ever heard of Dando Shaft? I think if you give them a try, you'll find a little space for them!
     
  • Mr. Money87
    Mr. Money87
    11 may 12
    I've put the Italian groups in a separate ranking; otherwise, it was too long. I've never even heard of Dando Shaft. What do you suggest?
     
  • pana
    pana
    2 aug 12
    Interesting, really. I don’t know some of them, but maybe it’s better this way: I know what to listen to in the coming days.
     
  • pana
    pana
    2 aug 12
    No Court?
     
  • urlicht
    urlicht
    22 oct 12
    I repeat, beautiful beautiful but starless and bible black is a bit of an obsession for me, I'm really sorry not to see it. You'll tell me, well, I’ve added so many, one more or one less... but do me a favor and forgive them, come on.
     
    • urlicht
      22 oct 12
      personnel
    • Mr. Money87
      22 oct 12
      But you did well to point it out to me. Anyway, I noticed that at least 2 groups are missing.
    • urlicht
      22 oct 12
      type?
  • macaco
    macaco
    13 mar 13
    Great work and quite a few groups that I still don't know.
     
  • rossana roma
    rossana roma
    24 oct 13
    What a beautiful ranking! I agree with the entire list (of course!) and I particularly appreciated that you included Traffic, whom I adore. I don't know quite a few of the bands in the second half. Congratulations!
     
  • rossana roma
    rossana roma
    24 oct 13
    With a slight difference on Prog, I don't like E L & P... I discovered this summer while re-listening to one of their old records, maybe Trilogy but I'm not sure or Pictures... and it seemed like a big load of rubbish to me. Apart from the fact that they are great musicians individually.
     
  • rolando303
    rolando303
    25 oct 13
    Everything is great except for the Soft Machine, who don't really do prog specifically.
     
  • ranofornace
    ranofornace
    25 oct 13
    Great ranking/list, there's almost everything, sorry if I take the liberty to add something of mine, sticking to the "greats," like Kevin Ayers' Joy of a Toy, Colosseum's Valentyne Suite, Moody Blues' In Search of the Lost Chord, Robert Wyatt's Rock Bottom, The Nice's Same, Procol Harum's Shine on Brightly, Hawkwind's In Search of Space, Arzachel, and then I’ll stop otherwise you'll send me packing...
     
    • Mr. Money87
      26 oct 13
      Well, sure, all nice people that you mentioned, but they have nothing to do with the ranking. Kevin Ayers is not a band, Valentyne Suite is from '69 if I'm not mistaken, so not the '70s. The same goes for the Moody Blues, Procol Harum, and Arzachel. I see Hawkwind more in the space rock category.
    • hjhhjij
      26 oct 13
      And Rock Bottom has no genre, really, it doesn't have one. If you find it, you'll win 1,000,000, but I will never agree with you, so.
    • Mr. Money87
      26 oct 13
      And with all the goodwill I can have for Robert Wyatt, until proven otherwise, he is not a band. Then RB is my favorite album or anyway one of my top favorites, but it has nothing to do with the ranking.
    • hjhhjij
      26 oct 13
      Yes, apart from the fact that it's not a group obviously XD. However, RB cannot be categorized into a genre, you see. I challenge you to do it :)
    • Mr. Money87
      26 oct 13
      But in fact, who cares about labels! And anyway, this ranking is as old as the hills and I only added Bachdenkel for some strange reason.
    • hjhhjij
      26 oct 13
      I agree. Ah, I haven't updated mine in ages, and I don't even feel like doing it. The only reason I don't delete them is for some funny comments.
    • Mr. Money87
      26 oct 13
      Well, it used to be a blast to give and receive advice and all sorts of nonsense. Now I couldn't care less about what these 4 idiots think about Deb, so....
    • ranofornace
      26 oct 13
      I apologize Mr. Money87, I didn't notice that it was about the "70s", my usual unforgivable carelessness. Anyway, I don't think Hawkwind and Wyatt would clash, but well... Rock Bottom is outside of everything, and In Search of Space has prog elements for me, but that's a matter of opinion. Sorry again, bye.
  • tonysoprano
    tonysoprano
    22 aug 16
    I don't share some positions, and especially among these 47, I only know 16 (17 if we consider the Pink Floyd from the Atom Heart Mother and Meddle period).
    Anyway, nice ranking. The big names are there. Just one note: why, among the best VDGG albums, didn't you include Godbluff, Still Life, and Vital, which are great records from the post-Pawn Hearts era? Just my curiosity.
     
    • Mr. Money87
      23 aug 16
      The rankings are somewhat meaningless, this list is old... Anyway, let's talk about it: which ones do you disagree with? You're absolutely right about the VDGG albums.
    • tonysoprano
      23 aug 16
      Even though I love the good gentle giant so much, I can't see him above the Soft Machine, or the Caravan under the Camel (well, this is primarily a matter of taste, since I prefer the Caravan).
    • tonysoprano
      23 aug 16
      Because for me, the top three geniuses of progressive (without taking anything away from the others) are Peter Hammill, Robert Wyatt, and Robert Fripp.
      - the first represents the "philosophical"-existential face of progressive
      - the second the "sensitive" side
      - the third, on the other hand, is a chameleon, able to present himself in different guises without losing his nature.
    • Mr. Money87
      23 aug 16
      On the Camels above the Caravan I can agree. The Giant is the group I feel most connected to among these alongside VDGG so....
    • tonysoprano
      23 aug 16
      Alright, damn it, the generator... amazing band
    • Mr. Money87
      23 aug 16
      Anyway, you did well to comment on this ranking; you made me want to listen to 3-4 albums again...
    • tonysoprano
      23 aug 16
      Thanks to good hj, I've become a die-hard fan of Van Der Graaf Generator, even though he's kind of Peter Hammill's nephew.
    • Mr. Money87
      23 aug 16
      Yes, exactly! Anyway, I and hj are practically in agreement on almost everything!
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