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darthspudius: Not to be cheeky or anything (seriously) but not knowing members of prog is one thing, especially when they had as much members as Jethro Tull and Yes. But Emerson Lake & Palmer?! Keith Emerson is probably the most influential musician in the genre. His work with The Nice and ELP is so influential to prog rock.
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timppu: Maybe my interest to the genre was restricted only to so few bands that I happened to bump into, rather than researching the genre as a whole on my own.

As a matter of fact, it was the same friend of mine who introduced me to e.g. those three bands, at different times... The funny thing is that my big brother used to have e.g. Pink Floyd albums already when I was a tiny kid, I just never got to listen to them (and maybe I wouldn't have had patience to listen to them anyway).

I just remember how odd the Animals album LP cover looked to a kid, a factory with a flying pig? Much much later in my life I actually got to really listen to the tracks in it, and ended up loving it.
You should definitely check them out if you have not heard them, they have influenced a great deal of artists.

One of my favourites:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89g1P_J40JA

the music on vinyl label has re-released a couple of their albums too (180g), though most of their albums are not too hard to pick up second hand.

http://www.musiconvinyl.com/catalog/emerson-lake-palmer#.VuROpcy3y71
Post edited March 12, 2016 by lazydog
"Fanfare for the Common Man" by ELP is such a classic ! RIP Keith Emerson.
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darthspudius: Not to be cheeky or anything (seriously) but not knowing members of prog is one thing, especially when they had as much members as Jethro Tull and Yes. But Emerson Lake & Palmer?! Keith Emerson is probably the most influential musician in the genre. His work with The Nice and ELP is so influential to prog rock.
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timppu: Maybe my interest to the genre was restricted only to so few bands that I happened to bump into, rather than researching the genre as a whole on my own.

As a matter of fact, it was the same friend of mine who introduced me to e.g. those three bands, at different times... The funny thing is that my big brother used to have e.g. Pink Floyd albums already when I was a tiny kid, I just never got to listen to them (and maybe I wouldn't have had patience to listen to them anyway).

I just remember how odd the Animals album LP cover looked to a kid, a factory with a flying pig? Much much later in my life I actually got to really listen to the tracks in it, and ended up loving it.
You should definitely check them out. They're easily the best of the best in terms of prog. I certainly grew to appreciate ELP more as an adult so maybe you will too.