prog rock

[The Permed One]

Nop

[slinger]

Pomp Rock!

[Lurcher300b]

Nop

Ok, so what by your definition makes The Clap by Yes Prog and Kashmir by Led Zep not?

[The Permed One]

Nop

Ok, so what by your definition makes The Clap by Yes Prog and Kashmir by Led Zep not?

The Clap was were a piece that showcases Steve Howe Fine Acoustic Guitar that's all. Not even long enough to call a track, Not a band track either.

btw the Canada's leading prog expert that Permy happens to Knows says your all talking utter shite.

[Dr Bunsen Honeydew]

ADMIN - Permy, please address the subject not the poster.

[The Permed One]

That is the subject. I is the Prog Expert. Permy does not like being told that bands are Prog when they aint. Like wise sneaky Table turning tactics

Just saying

[Lurcher300b]

That is the subject. I is the Prog Expert. Permy does not like being told that bands are Prog when they aint. Like wise sneaky Table turning tactics

Just saying

So, just so we know, is it yourself or your Canadian friend who is the prog expert?

But if we are playing the "appeal to authority" game:

"The song has been described as one of Led Zeppelin's two most overtly progressive epics" :- Edward Macan (1997). Rocking the Classics: English Progressive Rock and the Counterculture. Oxford University Press. p. 154

[The Permed One]

I is the UK expert, My bud is the Canadian one.. Progressive Epics!

Next please

[slinger]

Progressive Rock is not the same as Prog. Progressive came first and Prog 'branched off' from it as I remember it.

[The Permed One]

All the same people for crying out loud drop the Rock bit..