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I don't mean this as an attack on anyone here, merely a comment on language, culture, and human perspectives in general. Terminology: The 2 most ludicrous music genre terms, in my opinion, are 1. "progressive" 2. "alternative" The terms mean, essentially, 1. "better than" and 2. "other than" PROGRESSIVE Better than what? And it what way? Of course a vehement disco fan is likely to see Donna Summer as superior to Yes. Any arguments to the contrary are subjective. Progressive? The old Church Lady rant comes to mind: "Well now, we sure like ourselve, don't we?" (again, not a slam, just a look) ALTERNATIVE What was called "alternative rock" became so popular in the '90s that it became that which it was supposed to be an ALTERNATIVE from, POPULAR. (I also love the "just john" comment, ".... if it's "Progressive," why does it sound the same now as it did a quarter century ago?") Anyway, what comes to mind when progressive rock is brought up: Universal Juveniles by MAX WEBSTER (an all-time fave) If you don't hate Ozzy's voice and haven't heard the last 3 he did w/ Black Sabbath in the '70s, you must: Sabotage Technical Ecstacy Never Say Die Rocky