Where would you be without prog?

[King Postwhore]

In a relationship.

-10,000.  Learn from me young padawan!!

[ZBomber]

I dunno. Prog was kind of the catalyst that got me to branch out into different types of music, but I probably would have eventually reached that point anyways.

I'm not too huge onto prog. I love classic 70s prog though, but I think the music from the 70s will always be my favorite. It has been my whole life.

[Jamesman42]

There is something special about 70's music. Very down to earth and organic, full of soul. At least the music I've heard.

[Quadrochosis]

1967-1977: the golden era of music, the album, and the vinyl

[lonestar]

Well for one thing, I would have never found this place.

And as a result, I wouldn't have cool avatar changes or this... 

[OskarSluring]

1967-1977: the golden era of music, the album, and the vinyl

Hello there, Steven Wilson

[MetalManiac666]

Mentally stable.

[JayOctavarium]

Haha i grew up listening to PF and The Moody Blues...

so where would I be without Prog?

ummm... I would probably be skinny... not single... and not sitting here at midnight on a prog band forum while listening to Shadow Gallery....


I'd still be heavily into Green Day

[Jirpo]

I guess I would be okay since I'm more of a metal head, but saying that a lot of metal bands are prog influenced, so without prog, it's hard to say how many of my fav metal bands wouldn't exist.  But thinking again, I'd still have Sabbath, Priest and Maiden, so I would make do. 

I agree, I primarily love metal but I love it with prog influences, ie. longer more complicated songs.

[TheSilentHam]

I'd be listening to Metal, Jazz Fusion...and probably some old ZZ Top.

[MasterShakezula]

I'd have already become a jazz snob, as opposed to just beginning.

[pmahoney1337]

If it weren't for prog, music would just be background noise for anything I did. I wouldn't thoroughly enjoy every little aspect of it like I do now.