I’m finishing off the Camel discography by listening to Dust and Dreams & Harbour of Tears (just a couple to go after) and I’m falling in love with Andrew Latimer’s guitar, it’s so gorgeous… very Gilmour-ish and that is a high compliment

discovered this song recently and I love it! need to finish with camel and vdgg but I think caravan are next on my list :)

I’ve made my way through some more Camel albums today (the debut which recently appeared on Apple Music, then Breathless through Stationary Traveller — I’d already heard Mirage through Rain Dances) and I’m enjoying them! One more classic prog band under the belt :)

Just listened to The Snow Goose too and it’s lovely, will need another spin for it to sink in but very nice on first listen :)

wanted to listen to something new tonight so I’ve put on Mirage by Camel and ooh this is good

update on my getting-into-prog journey: listened to both u.k. albums (& the couple of live-only tracks) yesterday and they’re good :)

making prog rock tumblr proud by properly starting to listen to yes today 😌

I’m finishing listening to the King Crimson studio albums today and Happy With What You Have To Be Happy With from The Power to Believe… what a banger

just listened to Lazarus by Porcupine Tree for the first time and it’s beautiful omg

*listening to the hamburger concerto album by focus* wow I’m such a well-adjusted 21st century teenage girl

continuing my descent into prog rock fandom with genesis and liking it so far (currently on a trick of the tail) 👍

I’ve always listened to dad music but listening to Yes in particular feels like I’m morphing into a 60/70 year old man lol

I’ve finished listening to all the Yes (studio) albums now and in conclusion, I am a fan :)

I decided to listen to this whole thing over my lunch break and duuuude it’s so cool! gives me early Opeth vibes (their first album is one of my faves) but is very atmospheric and folky and sometimes heavy in a unique way. will definitely be checking out the rest of their discography :)

I’m listening to the Swedish version of In Cauda Venenum bc I wanted to hear them both but not listen to it twice in one go the other day, and I’m enjoying it - it’s nice hearing people sing in other languages and Mikael’s voice sounds lovely :)

I’m a few songs into Sorceress and this is soo good, omg – probably closer to what I was expecting from Opeth going prog bc it’s heavier than the previous two, and the melodies are gorgeous :)