pippo 70

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Van der Graaf Generator

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King Crimson

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Genesis

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Yes

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Soft Machine

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Caravan

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Gentle Giant

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Traffic

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Robert Wyatt

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Peter Hammill

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Emerson, Lake & Palmer

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Pink Floyd

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Jethro Tull

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Kevin Ayers

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Gong

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Hatfield and the North

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Camel

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Uriah Heep

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Procol Harum

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Nice

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Area

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Banco del Mutuo Soccorso

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Le Orme

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Premiata Forneria Marconi

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Osanna

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Rick Wakeman

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Matching Mole

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Hugh Hopper

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Elton Dean

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Renaissance

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Curved Air

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Barclay James Harvest

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The Moody Blues

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Colosseum

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Franco Battiato

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Claudio Rocchi

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Stormy Six

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Arti & mestieri

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Il balletto di bronzo

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East of Eden

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Quatermass

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Greenslade

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Atomic Rooster

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High Tide

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Third Ear Band

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Family

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Argent

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New Trolls

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Il rovescio della medaglia

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Metamorfosi

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The Trip

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Perigeo

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Goblin

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Biglietto per l'inferno

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Alan Sorrenti

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Saint Just

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Nuova Idea

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Nucleus

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Delivery

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bluesboy94
28 oct 15

I agree on the first two spots ;)
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hjhhjij
28 oct 15

Wow, the podium is identical to a hypothetical one of mine :-) As for the rest, I won't judge the positions, but it's all really great stuff. Gentle Giant ahhhh...
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luludia
22 feb 17

What do traffic have to do with the prog?
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- TheJargonKing
  22 feb 17
  
  One cannot certainly say that Traffic was a progressive band, but in a couple of albums, they touched upon prog themes. I don't love the prog related label, but I know it's used a lot for Traffic.