33 mixes taggedart rock progressive rock

There are songs that make one feel serene yet uncomfortable at the same time.They have the strength to make you wander off, far away from this world. So close your eyes and let the music take you away into a place that's surrounded by aeons of silence.
This mix contains 11 tracks including Porcupine Tree, Riverside and Gazpacho.

a brief introduction to prog rock. Including music from Yes, Genesis, Rush, Gentle-Giant, Zappa & many other great artists that actually made art.

Countdown of the best songs of 1975. Advanced warning to some, contains a few mainstream hits; advanced warning to others, contains some very experimental music; from Frank Zappa, The Carpenters, and Novalis. Accompanies: http://nc17soundtraxxx.blogspot.com/2012/01/top-150-traxxx-of-1975....

Sixteen sweet cuts (made up of both longer and shorter songs) that showcase 70's progressive pop-rock at it's finest, featuring artists such as Starcastle, Gino Vannelli and The Alan Parsons Project (among others), courtesy of The Ideal 101.

Dissecting the silence.....
My personal selection 2011. Twenty-seven tracks including music by Airbag, Amplifier, and Austin Peralta.
Pic: Mary Binney Montgomery in Emlen Etting‘s Oramunde

A mix of songs that don't use the 4/4 time signature. Thirteen tracks including music by Tool, And So I Watch You From Afar and Radiohead.

December 4, 2011: Second "No 4/4 allowed" mix uploaded
http://8tracks.com/aspidistra/no-4-4-allowed-part-ii

Embrace your weird side.

Playlist for 2nd hour of Spotlight On#12. Eight tracks including music by Dale Cooper & The Dictaphones, Eynec, and Gretchen Parlato.
Illustration by Moonassi

Ten seminal electronic/ambient cornerstones from the 1970's, including music by Brian Eno, Tangerine Dream, and Jean-Michel Jarre.

Seven tracks featuring music by Os Mutantes, PFM, and Yes as heard on The Music Attic on rockslamradio.com" rel="external">rockslamradio.com. Also included is an unaired bonus track featuring Kiss.

Music featured in the 2007 BBC's documentary series "7 Ages of Rock". Second programme including music by David Bowie, The Velvet Underground, and Pink Floyd.

Twenty-three tracks including music by Ange, PFM and Camel.