Masterpieces of progressive rock. Recommended popular songs.
Here are studio staff-recommended masterpieces and popular tracks from some of the world’s leading progressive rock.
It’s also a perfect playlist for beginners to progressive rock.
Playlist
| Masterpieces of progressive rock. Recommended popular songs. | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| show_chart | Title | Playlist | Review |
| 1east | 21st Century Schizoid ManKing Crimson | play_arrow | Explanation of signature songs by King Crimson |
| 2east | Close To The EdgeYES | play_arrow | Yes’s 1972 work, a 20-minute masterpiece of progressive rock |
| 3east | Shine On You Crazy DiamondPink Floyd | play_arrow | Pink Floyd’s classic, a tribute to Syd Barrett |
| 4east | Lay Your Hands On MePeter Gabriel | play_arrow | Peter Gabriel's innovative progressive rock |
| 5east | Heavy HorsesJethro Tull | play_arrow | Jethro Tull’s classic, a hymn to the workhorse |
| 6east | STEVE HACKETTSteve Hackett | play_arrow | A collection of Steve Hackett’s masterpiece progressive rock tracks |
| 7east | Legend Of A MindThe Moody Blues | play_arrow | The Moody Blues’ fantastical progressive rock masterpiece |
| 8east | Don’t Eat The Yellow SnowFRANK ZAPPA | play_arrow | A masterpiece by Frank Zappa. It sings about a way of life unbound by social norms. |
| 9east | Suspended in GaffaKate Bush | play_arrow | Kate Bush's signature song, expressing a longing for freedom |
| 10east | KayleighMarillion | play_arrow | Marillion's masterpiece of a heartbreak love song |
| 11east | Salty DogProcol Harum | play_arrow | An epic piece depicting the sea’s hardships and the strength of sailors |
| 12east | Red BarchettaRush | play_arrow | Rush’s masterpiece depicting freedom and regulation |
| 13east | Sole SurvivorASIA | play_arrow | A famous Asian song that sings about the courage to face adversity |
| 14east | Moonlight Shadow ft. Maggie ReillyMike Oldfield | play_arrow | A masterpiece of progressive rock, featuring captivating, airy vocals |
| 15east | Valley of the KingsArena | play_arrow | Prog band's 1st album |
| 16east | Free HandGentle Giant | play_arrow | Signature songs of Gentle Giant |
| 17east | Knee Bitten NymphsHappy the Man | play_arrow | A masterpiece of progressive rock, where complexity and beauty merge |
| 18east | Ommadawn Pt.1Mike Oldfield | play_arrow | Oldfield's classic progressive rock |
| 19east | Mother RussiaRenaissance | play_arrow | An Homage to Solzhenitsyn |
| 20east | WarriorWishbone Ash | play_arrow | A British twin-guitar masterpiece |
| 21east | PrologueRenaissance | play_arrow | A shocking classic by a British band using Chopin |
| 22east | A Whiter Shade Of PaleProcol Harum | play_arrow | A progressive rock masterpiece, featuring captivating Bach organ melodies |
| 23east | Sister JaneTai Phong | play_arrow | A lyrical progressive masterpiece by a French band |
| 24east | Don’t CryASIA | play_arrow | Formation of a band by a notable progressive rock musician |
| 25east | Another Brick in the WallPink Floyd | play_arrow | A socially conscious rock classic criticizing the school education system |
| 26east | All Along The WatchtowerAffinity | play_arrow | From the only album by the band to Bob Dylan |
| 27east | The Musical BoxGenesis | play_arrow | A classic by Genesis, a masterpiece of progressive rock |
| 28east | KnotsGentle Giant | play_arrow | A classic of vocal harmony |
| 29east | A sprinkling of cloudsGong | play_arrow | An unknown space rock-like sound |
| 30east | Spirit Of The DanceGreenslade | play_arrow | A guitarless band with twin keyboards |
| 31east | Didn’t Matter AnywayHatfield & The North | play_arrow | A gentle jazz piece by Hatfield and the North |
| 32east | In Wake Of King FrippHeldon | play_arrow | Experimental trip music from France |
| 33east | Bour_eJethro Tull | play_arrow | A masterpiece of progressive rock that fuses Bach and rock |
| 34east | StarlessKing Crimson | play_arrow | Introducing classic songs by King Crimson |
| 35east | Science Of CoincidenceLandmarq | play_arrow | UK band 1998 pop-rock work |
| 36east | The Eye Of WendorMANDALABAND | play_arrow | Progressive rock of magical gemstone fantasy |
| 37east | KobaïaMagma | play_arrow | An experimental masterpiece by a French band from the 1970s |
| 38east | Living In F E A RMarillion | play_arrow | A song that demonstrates an established band's ongoing activity |
| 39east | Frances the MuteMars Volta | play_arrow | Frances the Mute masterpiece |
| 40east | Dance Across The OceanMoon Safari | play_arrow | Swedish prog recreates the classics in the modern day |
| 41east | A Tab in the OceanNektar | play_arrow | Title track of the 2nd album by a German progressive (prog) band |
| 42east | Three LivesOctavision | play_arrow | A song that became famous with Victor’s participation |
| 43east | The Longest DayPOVERTY’S NO CRIME | play_arrow | The seasoned performance prowess of the German band |
| 44east | Atom Heart MotherPink Floyd | play_arrow | A grand suite marking a new frontier in progressive rock |
| 45east | I Of The StormPsychotic Waltz | play_arrow | Progressive metal band's 1996 final work |
| 46east | QuasimodoQuaterna requiem | play_arrow | A musical suite inspired by The Hunchback of Notre-Dame |
| 47east | Jane SeymourRick Wakeman | play_arrow | Rick Wakeman’s piece themed around the wives of Henry VIII |
| 48east | Tom SawyerRush | play_arrow | Legendary bands and classic albums of the progressive rock scene |
| 49east | The DifferenceSanvoisen | play_arrow | A ballad by a German heavy metal band |
| 50east | Dancing On AirStackridge. | play_arrow | Stackridge's progressive rock works |
| 51east | The Grand LovingTHE ENID | play_arrow | A rock song that evokes heavenly love |
| 52east | Your Wildest DreamsThe Moody Blues | play_arrow | Nostalgic, a classic by The Moody Blues |
| 53east | Been Away Too LongUriah Heep | play_arrow | A band's progressive rock work |
| 54east | RefugeesVan Der Graaf Generator | play_arrow | Its uniqueness lies in Hamil’s voice and a church-like atmosphere |
| 55east | Siberian KhatruYES | play_arrow | A masterful track by YES, featuring an aggressive bass that captivates |
| 56east | Leave The Past BehindFates Warning | play_arrow | An easy-to-listen-to masterpiece of metal |
| 57east | Tale of TaliesinSoft Machine | play_arrow | Soft Machine’s representative work of progressive rock |
| 58east | Danger MoneyU.K. | play_arrow | Progressive rock depicting the struggle between loneliness and danger |
| 59east | AmbossAsh Ra Tempel | play_arrow | German progressive rock band |
| 60east | HymnBarclay James Harvest | play_arrow | An inspiring progressive rock piece depicting the quest for God |
| 61east | FreefallCamel | play_arrow | A British band's 1974 second album |
| 62east | In the Land of Grey and PinkCaravan | play_arrow | Gray and pink, a fantastical masterpiece by Caravan. |
| 63east | Put It That WayColosseum II | play_arrow | Jazz-rock fusion style |
| 64east | TarkusEmerson Lake&Palmer | play_arrow | Progressive rock depicting Tarkus's transformation |
| 65east | UFOGuru Guru | play_arrow | A masterpiece debut song of German rock. |
| 66east | One More TimeQueensrÿche | play_arrow | A masterpiece of progressive rock metal. |


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