And here's some that aren't quite considered prog-rock today, but they used some of the most common characteristics often associated with prog rock; orchestral or symphonic rock, and Jazz Rock. And they work in the same way when you're listening to them. After all, there wasn't just one style of prog rock. And all these are pretty good.
Ocean Breakup/ King of the Universe/Bluebird Is Dead/Oh No Not Susan/New World Rising/Ocean
Breakup (Reprise).... Electric Light Orchestra -side one of "On the Third Day"
Chicago lll...... It has not one, not two, but THREE suites.
Travel Suite
Hour in the Shower
Elegy
Chicago ll.....
Ballet for a Girl in Buchannon
It Better End Soon- Four Movements
@SquishypuffDave Great to see you already mentioned Anesthetize! I love it so much.
Apart from the classics already mentioned I would go with my overal #2 called "Doomsday Afternoon" by Phideaux in which the first and last songs "Micro SoftDeathstar" and "Microdeath Sofstar" are brilliant and serve as a perfect introduction and a conclusion to the whole album.
For those of you who are more into prog metal, the 15 minute "Second Life Syndrome" of the same album. Different mellow and hard moments with lovely guitar-keyboard dialogues.
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