What is the best prog rock album?

Rock Bottom, if prog it be, which some think it isn't.

Red.

The Lamb...

> with that lineup

No.

Excuse my retardation

Excused!

The one only Cred Forums likes, talks about, and makes memes about.

this album made me cringe so hard i couldnt get through it

...

>not THICC

King Crimson are my favourite prog band and Larks Tongues in Aspic is my favourite of their albums. It kicked off the golden era of KC 1972-74

...

lol

youtube.com/watch?v=NCuiapnMgLo

Close to the Edge is #2

is #3

though if we include krautrock in to prog rock, then Tago Mago is easily #1

It goes hard and doesn't stop.

baka at this thread

Ehm

This

Why is it called progressive music when there aren't even that many trans issues presented in it?

There's plenty of prog rock out there with lyrics about metal illness.

>not Io sono nato libero

anyway it's pic related

>Metal illness
Brutal.

>trans
>mental illness

this gave me an idea, thanks

this or larks' tongues

...

it was medically classified as such less than a year ago

I unironically don't see a good reason for them to have removed that status. I am very supportive of trans rights but that doesn't change the fact that being uncomfortable with your own body is pathological

You got a phobia or something?

>trans
BTFO

no

This, Faust and Larks' Toungues

>Larks' Toungues
Muh nigga

Savage

Thick As A Brick is the best in every way.

In The Court Of The Crimson King and Close To The Edge follow closely behind.

>I am very supportive of trans rights
faggot

Explain

he got upset by the sex noises probably

>I hate people I've never met
faggot

naw it was the girl giving that cringey monologue in the second trck

...

just pleb then lmao

>Best album of all time too

lol what are you talking about, that monologue is like shadow the hedgehog tier pleb cringe

You cannot deny this is the best prog album.

love this album

personal favorite is Sky Moves Sideways

>>

Oh, yes! Also, their second album - Danger money.

it sounds exactly like a Patti Smith song, anyway I don't really "cringe" at things like an American teen

The song you're referring to (Infinity) depicts the story of the whore of Babylon. What did you really expect it to be about?
"∞" ("Infinity"), the most controversial song on the album, consists ofIrene Papaschanting "I was, I am, I am to come" over a sparse percussion track, gradually building into an orgasmic frenzy. Vangelis described the track as conveying "meant to convey the pain of birth and the joy of intercourse."[3][12]Ferris originally sought a narrator with a heavy British accent to recite the lyric, in order to create a contrast with the climactic frenzy, but Papas' improvisation was chosen instead because it made a stronger impression.[5]Hegarty and Halliwell describe the song as part of the "increased cacophony" that marks the progression towards the apocalypse.[34]Melody Makerremarked in 1972 that in light of the publicity received bySerge Gainsbourg's "Je t'aime... moi non plus", it was "odd" that the media overlooked666, but that it would have been a "pity" if it achieved notoriety solely due to Papas' contribution.[3]

Farewell to Kings

sorry is this the Cred Forums only music board??

does anyone have the "thicc as a bricc" picture with little milton's head shopped onto a bodybuilder?

I'll give you a 2/10 because I replied. If you're actually that stupid, just play Bicycle on repeat you'll be fine.

...

what?