Music Videos Moody Blues
Do you consider Styx progressive?
What about Kansas and the Moody Blues?
I know, it’s an odd question, but I’m planning on making this YouTube video on the best progressive rock tunes (if you could call them ‘tunes’), and I wanted to get your opinion on the music of these guys. I’m almost 100% sure that the Moody Blues would be classified as progressive (specifically their post-’Nights in White Satin’ stuff), and I know Styx and Kansas are usually classified as arena rock (‘Lady’ is no ‘Long Distance Runaround’, that’s for sure), but songs like ‘Renegade’ are kind of prog, right?
What do you think?
Yes, their first albums are pretty progressive.
And you’d all be surprised the stuff these guys have all released. Did you ever hear ‘Magnum Opus’ by Kansas? It’s one of the most progressive songs ever written. So is ‘Fool’s Overture’ by Supertramp.
Kansas and Moody Blues, YES
Styx, not as much, not even Renegade.
Come Sail Away has more of a progressive sound to me.
You should include Genesis, Yes and Rush to the mix
The Moody Blues – I Know You’re Out There Somewhere
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