Dont forget the Small Faces, everyone forgets the Small Faces.

Well, the simple answer is because "we" didnt own ARM, its shareholders did. Shame though, Hardly a major UK employer though.

That is the subject. I is the Prog Expert. Permy does not like being told that bands are Prog when they aint. Like wise sneaky Table turning tactics Just saying So, just so we know, is it yourself or your Canadian friend who is the prog expert? But if we are playing the "appeal to authority&qu...

The Permed One wrote:Nop

Ok, so what by your definition makes The Clap by Yes Prog and Kashmir by Led Zep not?

The Permed One wrote: That's about as much Prog as St Winifreds School Choir are

Compound time signature
Chromatic
Epic Lyrics
From a double LP with a complex cover with moving parts

Is that a quack I can hear from that duck shaped object?

Thought it would fit the SP 10 MK II, but not sure of that now.

Sp10 II logic board is all standard cmos MSI parts, the Mk III and later use this part.

In my book Kashmir ticks all the prog boxes.

Hippies mostly liked prog. I know, I was there at the time, when you were just a worried look on your father's face.

Yep, that was my thought as well. I remember Led Zep being in the progressive section in Andy's Records in Peterborough.

What do you mean about small value of X Small values of X, ie 0, 1,2, so 1970, = 1972 Not 7, 8 or 9, 1977-1979 one thing i cannot stand is commerciality within music. I see nothing wrong wiith musicians being paid for their trade, Seemed a simple way of saying that you seem to define prog as music ...

No, but by definition prog needs to continue to "progress". Marilion and Rush are two more examples.

But I suspect your definition of prog is fixed to only include pre 197X bands (for small values of X), so by that definition there was nothing after that date.