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July 8th, 2006
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The best prog rock album ever
 Hi brothers sisters your opiion matters what do yoy consider the best prog rock album ever .I wiil start the ball rolling by saying Pink floyd-Darkside of the moon
Genesis-the lamb lies down on broadway
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I would say Scenes From A Memory by Dream Theater. I still get shivers every time I listen to that album.
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Pink Floyd - Meddle
One side of the album has a long track called Echoes, this isn't just a song/tune, its an experience.
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Yes - Closer to The Edge
Rush - 2112
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Malcolm, I've always said that if I was forced to pick a single album as my favorite it would be "The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway".
Other favorites...
I'll second Moonshine's Meddle, plus DSOTM, WYWH, Animals.
Same with Smurf's Close to the Edge, plus Fragile
Gong - Gazeuse
Brand X - Livestock
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Sgt. Pepper's
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best prog rock album
 Good choice with the lamb lies Fly.I always felt that in its double album format the 1st disc was much stronger and contained most of the classic tracks. Some of the latter material was possbly the pressure of having to make a double album.what about YES did they not have a treble album out in the 70s great to speak to fellow music lovers  Malky
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The Yes Album - YES
Fragile - YES
But the best prog rock album mantle belongs to Pink Floyd's DSOTM.
"Good Music is that which penetrates the ear with facility and quits the memory with difficulty" Thomas Beecham
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Wish You Were Here
Tales Of Topographic Oceans
Six Wives Of Henry The Eighth
DOTM is in a class of it's own. 
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Little Feat - Waiting for Columbus
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July 11th, 2006
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K. I'll go out on a limb....
I guess it depends on what era you're talking about. But, Eric Clapton and Cream, DISRAELI GEARS as the most progrssive rock album of all time.
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oh yeah id agree that disraeli gears was progressive, but i think my vote goes to The Wall, or Hemispheres by Rush
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King Crimson - Court of the Crimson King...!!!
Robert Fripp is a genius...!!!
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July 14th, 2006
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I'm probably the biggest Jimmy Page freak there is, but i have to say that this one should go to Queen's '' a night at the opera ''. most definately
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Originally Posted by Ballard
I would say Scenes From A Memory by Dream Theater. I still get shivers every time I listen to that album.
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Ah, bliss Keep those albums coming
And I agree Ballard, great Dream Theater album. I personally favor "Images and Words" though, I love EVERY song on that album  Still hard to choose, I like most of the bands that were named already here
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