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Some tracks of Progressive Rock and similar hot stuff[*]: Bill Bruford, Eloy (I), Eloy (II), Eloy (III), Let's rename England... Gilmourshire, Golden Earring (Radar Love!), Grobschnitt (listen to Solar Music...ccc! - although from 1974, it's still hypnotising), Steve Hackett (The Cinema Show!), Steve Hackett (Firth of Fifth!), Steve Hillage Band, IQ (I), IQ (II), IQ (III), Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush, Neal Morse, Lynyrd Skynyrd - Free Bird (Live 2003), Murky Red, Mike Oldfield (Tubular Bells!), Ozric Tentacles (I), Ozric Tentacles (II), Ozric Tentacles (III) and two nice photos taken on their great concert in London 2016, Alan Parsons Live Project, Pat Metheny Group - outstanding jazz with prog elements, Porcupine Tree (I), Porcupine Tree (II), Porcupine Tree (III), Porcupine Tree at Rockpalast!, RPWL (I), RPWL (II), Rush, Schiller: Sonne Live - a very intense and simply b e a u t i f u l electronic music containing prog elements! That should be performed in a cathedral... [full concert!], Sylvan, Steve Vai (I), Steve Vai (II), Steve Vai (III) - [full concert!], Rick Wakeman, Tangerine Dream - [full concert!], The Flower Kings (I), The Flower Kings (II), an extract from Jeff Wayne's brilliant rock opera version of The War of the Worlds, Transatlantic - [full concert!], Younger Brother (I), Younger Brother (II).
[*]Remarks:
Firstly, for all Firefox users: a right mouse-click enables the opening of the desired gig video outside of the frame of my personal homepage. :-)
Secondly, you might also be a bit curious and wish to look intensively at this nice video on the full screen (with zero volume - after the guy has finished his introduction, of course) while you are just listening to the music *and* possibly standing up: Don't stand up....
Thirdly, to avoid possible annoying interruptions of an uploaded YouTube video (induced by buffering), you simply should pause the video immediately after its upload. Then please be a bit patient and wait a few minutes until the grey bar evolving from the single ring-shaped button below has finished its continuous movement until it has completed the whole band. Then click the arrow-shaped button on the left, followed by a push of the one "empty" TV screen-shaped button on the right (to view the video on your whole screen) - and enjoy the music. (Click "HQ" = "High Quality", if available!)
Fourthly, a copy of a funny story; something which cannot be excluded when you like to experience the full power of prog - l o u d l y: "... Nothing to do with this song, but there are several posts about various speaker systems below. So I'll add my story. In college (mid 80s), I had two roommates that worked at a local electronics store. They got in a pair of Domus 2s and decided to test them out. They hooked up a 100W amp to each speaker and put on Dark Side of the Moon - Speak to Me (with the crescendoing heart beat thump) and cranked it all the way up. Neither speaker blew. In fact, the only way they could destroy them was to connect an extension cord and run electricity directly through them.
The next day, the woman who lived above the store came down to complain. She said it was so loud and the vibrations so strong that her fish bowl jumped off the table. I ordered a pair the next day and had them until just a few years ago. ..."
Well, as one recently said: Bach, Mozart and Beethoven would turn around in their grave when they heard this music... Yep! Let's perhaps argue that Bach, Mozart and Beethoven would include all these great electric music instruments (such as keybords, Hammond organs, electric guitars, etc.) and a small drum kit (like Neil Peart's one) into their hymns if they created them in the presence? I am pretty sure they would.

The(!) German Web Data Base for Progressive Art Rock (addressed to anyone who would like to make the experience of an acoustic space-time travel...)

merged with Progressive Newsletter (includes up-to-date concert dates, primarily in A, CH and D)

The Progressive Aspect (includes up-to-date concert dates in the UK)

Internet Radio I - Stellar Attraction (just progressive rock - non-commercial and without commercials!)

Internet Radio II - Radio Paradise (no tedious commercials; mostly art rock, prog and eclectic pop including wise comments and remarks from Nabla)

Internet Radio III - Planet Rock (UK's leader in classic rock)

Internet Radio IV - Rock Antenne (Germany's leader in classic rock)

Internet Radio V - Radio Swiss Jazz (no tedious commercials; just pure music!)

Internet Radio VI - Radio Swiss Pop (no tedious commercials; just pure music!)

Speed Chess I, Speed Chess II

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...TBC