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I can imagine why so many are against Philly. But I think he is great drummer, better singer than Gabriel, great composer, great producer. Today because of him everybody knows songs like In The Cage, Supper's Ready, Cinema show, I know What I Like...
or that Tony Banks is great keyboard (or the greatest for my taste) player.
Phil Collins (like it or not) was and is a part of Genesis not like Trevor Rabin who was intruder in Yes.
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Early Genesis
Earlier Yes
Earlier Renaissance
Gentle Giant
Curved Air
Early King Crimson
Nektar
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Phil is a great drummer and not a bad singer, but better than with Peter no way.
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Phil sang lead on several very early Genesis songs; every time I saw them, going back their first US tour as an opening act for It's A Beautiful Day, in April 1972, Phil did sing lead.
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Thank you Jeff; finally someone mentioned Nektar!

No one has mentioned Starcastle. Sure, the initial album sounded a lot like Yes, including the singer, but the songs are great prog and later albums showed the depth of the group. Besides, Gary Strater (RIP) wrote some amazing bass lines.
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johnallg wrote:Thank you Jeff; finally someone mentioned Nektar!

No one has mentioned Starcastle. Sure, the initial album sounded a lot like Yes, including the singer, but the songs are great prog and later albums showed the depth of the group. Besides, Gary Strater (RIP) wrote some amazing bass lines.
I have Fountains of Light on vinyl. I like it very much. What would you suggest to listen to next?
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Aargh! How could I forget Nektar? I have Remember the Future on vinyl!
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kiramdear wrote:I'll go along with that list, too, except for Rush. I just don't care for Geddy's singing. Especially the albums "Fragile" through "Relayer" are tops on my list.
Agree on both
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I have For Girls Who Grow Plump on vinyl. I have a lot of prog on vinyl.
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My favorite prog group? It's like asking me what my favorite STD is!!?!??? :lol:
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8mileshigh wrote:My favorite prog group? It's like asking me what my favorite STD is!!?!??? :lol:
Hahaha!! I just knew you'd say something like that, GG!! :lol:
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8mileshigh wrote:My favorite prog group? It's like asking me what my favorite STD is!!?!??? :lol:
STD? Is that some kind of motor oil?

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Oh wait! STD is a band,right?

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Remo wrote:
johnallg wrote:Thank you Jeff; finally someone mentioned Nektar!

No one has mentioned Starcastle. Sure, the initial album sounded a lot like Yes, including the singer, but the songs are great prog and later albums showed the depth of the group. Besides, Gary Strater (RIP) wrote some amazing bass lines.
I have Fountains of Light on vinyl. I like it very much. What would you suggest to listen to next?
Citadel is another good one to hear.
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jdogric12 wrote:Aargh! How could I forget Nektar? I have Remember the Future on vinyl!
Also Recycled - great stuff.
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