Top 10 Progressive Rock Bands

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[@johnturner4765]

tool is #9? you must have been high

[@end_me_pls3363]

yes

[@JJ-ls6el]

Classic tool fan.

[@123audeir]

yes (Fragile) and Genesis (Foxtrot) are the best albumes ever. Have you listened to the swedish group "Samla mammas Manna"? The album no.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Familjesprickor&action=edit&redlink=1 Best ever!!!!!

[@end_me_pls3363]

Audun Eiriksson WTF

[@GRYNGE7]

high! high! you must've been, highyayayaaaaa

[@notoknotok]

Interviewer: what’s your favorite progressive rock band? Me: yes Interviewer: what? Me: Y E S

[@fxnska]

This is brilliant

[@MaelstromMephistoPEM]

Well played mate.

[@awesometwins2135]

Wow? You love all of them? I like progress too, but some bands are... wait, hold on... oh, never mind. I see what you did here

[@iszatso]

🎵I’ll be the roundabout🎵

[@jerrware]

Imagine a band called 'NO'. And they are the warm up band for YES. The announcer says, "Everybody give it up for NO! And the crowed replies Yessss! The announcer gets frustrated and says NO! . But the crowd replies Yesssss! Eventually the band, NO, doesn't get to come on stage. Sadly enough, the band 'NO' never makes it into the big times.

[@youreverydaysaltyiowastate5602]

You can’t deny opening Pink Floyd’s entry with Echoes was the only way to introduce them. I fucking love Echoes!

[@zackzallie8735]

Ikr, but to introduce Crimson with Elephant Talk is blasphemous!

[@velvetwatermelon2647]

@@zackzallie8735 It should’ve been Schizoid Man

[@Christamaphone]

Agreeeeed.

[@rake4083]

Emerson Lake and Palmer is one of the pioneers of the genre, and, for me, the best

[@milegarcia6416]

Absolutely

[@Haonshh]

Valid point

[@loganrosepiler2005]

Yes, Rush?

[@jeremysequeira7797]

Definitely, what would prog rock be without ELP! They set the highest of standards in prog rock. Greg lake is probably the best rock singer and seemed like the best best rock guitarist of his time. And for Keith Emerson, he was definitely the greatest rock pianist ever and a titan compared to everyone else.

[@ariyapantong8131]

Personally its my favorite band of all time but for the best prog rock band its going to be king crimson

[@MizuSwano]

I guess Opeth is just my imagination

[@alltheworldsastage]

They should have gotten at least an HM, especially if you consider their last 3 albums.

[@marxman6896]

alltheworldsastage I think most of the fanbase would prefer to forget the last 3 turds. Blackwater Park alone should have landed them in the top ~5 of this list.

[@marxman6896]

twistedplums Re-watch 0:40 Now slap the shit out of yourself.

[@marxman6896]

twistedplums They have not done a prog metal list, or at least not a video. Regardless of their choices (which are chosen by the sheep who vote for this crap), they stated it's both rock and metal. So, the best of BOTH genres should be chosen. Opeth is THE best progressive metal band. That is not arguable.

[@Defensive_Wounds]

My thoughts exactly - where are they on here... seriously? A notable mention at-least!

[@autoduck]

Too much Prog Metal in this Prog Rock list. Prog Metal should have its own top 10 list.

[@alltheworldsastage]

This I agree with... to much great material for just one list.

[@autoduck]

Yes, genesis, king Crimson and Pink Floyd should have been in the top 4 as they practically invented prog rock.

[@pandejsal4634]

you idiot she said "rock or metal"

[@autoduck]

And I said 'too much prog metal in this prog rock list. Prog Metal should have its own top 10 list."

[@awickedtribe]

autoduck .. that's a good idea.... but who would be on it? You should do a mock up, give us an example of what you are thinking of... would this list be confined to just prog rock? Or will there be a variety of different kinds of music?

[@nakashidze]

No disrespect to Coheed & Cambria but putting them in Top 10 and giving Frank Zappa just an honorably mention?... are you serious? Oh and Mars Volta, Primus and Mike Patton with his various projects definitely deserve at least a mention in this list

[@jorge0079]

Primus And Mike patton not prog bands

[@HeraclitorisScroll]

Primus is mediocore

[@zackzallie8735]

@@HeraclitorisScroll Primus sucks.

[@zackzallie8735]

@Vlad the Inhaler Mars Volta, Frank Zappa, Can >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Coheed & Cambria.

[@mariusscilla661]

And Camel, Marillion, Procol Harum... I mean, WTF?

[@ogulcanyolcu8714]

It's not a list without Camel and Marillion. Progressive Rock and Progressive Metal are different genres. Yes, Genesis, Rush, Camel, Jethro Tull, King Crimson.. these are prog rock bands.

[@gamersenol8878]

Ahanda bir türk, koskoca jethro tull 10. Olmuş, aptal watchmojo prog rock ve metal arasındaki farkı bile bilmiyor... Tool, dream theater falan koymuşlar listeye xd. Camel konusunda haklısın ama marillionun girebileceğini sanmıyorum, vdgg yok lan vdgg şaka gibi resmen. Yes 5. ise bu listeyi direkt çöpe at, yesin tek takibi genesis olabilir, bu ikili zirvededir, aksini az çok bu işten anlayan kimse kabul etmez

[@missyb1020]

Totally but the progressive alt rock is also amazingI...you can love both!🙂

[@ranarm6980]

Is king crimson also art rock?

[@gamersenol8878]

@@ranarm6980 listen the track “cirkus”. It is one of the perfect definitions of art rock.

[@SujetAutomate]

ok ash renton

[@sauravthapa9130]

Glad you mentioned Porcupine Tree

[@blazinlion1025]

finally I found someone who knows porcupine tree

[@moeenahmed867]

& here I am 😍

[@Ariel-cg7cx]

@@blazinlion1025 We lurk in the shadows of KZbin, waiting for other Porcupine Tree fans to slither out into the open.

[@blazinlion1025]

Ariel I let people know I’m a porcupine tree fan on KZbin anyway but no one who has watched my channel has revealed they like porcupine tree

[@Ariel-cg7cx]

@@blazinlion1025 I'm off and on. When I see someone comment on PT or some of Steven's work then I let them know, but I never really talk to anybody outside of the internet about it since most people don't know about them

[@johnnewton315]

“Hey man I’m in a rock band!” “That’s dope man, what do you play?” “The flute!” 😂😂😂

[@tommy..980]

What do you play the skin flute???🤣🤣🤣

[@froggy556]

You say that as if that's a bad thing or something.

[@sophieschollsreinkarnation5078]

imagine "The Musical Box" without the flute .... When Gabriel was gone, they never played it again, because nobody else could play the freakin flute.

[@paperhouse_3919]

1 - King Crimson 2 - Pink Floyd 3 - Yes 4 - Genesis 5 - Emerson, Lake & Palmer

[@Scottlp2]

I'd swap genesis for ELO (early stuff was great) but we are on the same wavelength.

[@sayantandas1300]

Fuck off jerk 😂😂😂

[@boonootoo]

I would move a couple of these around, but they should all be top 5 for sure. This is a very confusing list.

[@javierllerena5756]

King Crimson and ELP are not at the level of Jethro Tull, only few albums are good the rest is noise , J. T should be in the first three .

[@Flegetanis]

@@javierllerena5756 Actually, Tull was my favorite band for several years... Until I discovered King Crimson. So I respectfully disagree. [I've still seen Tull more than any other group, and in two countries -- USA 4 times, & twice in Israel.]

[@HattemAlHajry]

The following bands should have been included: - Supertramp - Camel - Marillion - Opeth I agree with Pink Floyd being no. 1, also I think King Crimson should be in a higher position.

[@Gabriel-dh6zj]

Finally someone who appreciates supertramp

[@donaldmetz8586]

P.f.m.

[@atthecore4560]

Standards and taste are subjective. To make my point; As far as song writing and compositional structures skills go, Haken are a better band than Dream Theater.

[@atthecore4560]

Also, Marillion are considered the forefathers of Neo-Prog as a genre. The best of that scene, in my extremely bias opinion, is the band, Frost*. Literally, my favorite band. Easily.

[@g4kfjve7kfj34]

Barclay james harvest,, Caravan,

[@vinniesaint5379]

No Opeth wtf...

[@nietzschesmustache9483]

Well they are considerd more of a Prog Metal band.

[@Dilidjent]

Hey Check Up My Version Please :) Thank You!

[@vinniesaint5379]

Dilidjent Of course! np

[@strangekitchenappliances2314]

+Dimebag Darrell they say progressive rock and metal at the beginning, nice name btw RIP the true guitar God

[@drummerinthepark9641]

Opeth tries to copy all the seventies band and yet people think they are giants. Opeth should keep doing one thing at a time, trying to play prog and death at the same time doesn't work for them anymore with their mild approach. If they stick to prog rock which most people do not know what it is then the band will certainly release something close to Selling England by the Pound or Starless.

[@elliotyorkcameron793]

Look, Coheed and Cambria are a cool band, but there's no way they deserve to be in the top 10 ahead of Porcupine Tree, Marillion, Gentle Giant, and many others.

[@ewallart960]

Elliot York Cameron yep agreed

[@Vanillamangaro]

Strongly disagree

[@chokfm]

Don't worry my friend. Marillion is still on of the best progressive rock band of all time. If Coheed is there, it's because Gentle and many others was there!

[@pierceprzybyla1275]

Marillion gets no love her in the states

[@redirect008]

Is it very wrong of me to think that Coheed and Cambria is not even prog? More powermetal, or just... metal.

[@defuse56]

Top four in any order: Yes, ELP, Tull, Floyd, then King Crimson, Genesis, etc. Yes, I'm an old guy in my late 60's, so I saw 'em all in concert. But I can understand how Tool and others are favorites of people younger than me. I've never been able to acquire what I know is near-universal love for Geddy Lee. Everyone to their own taste, of course.

[@javierllerena5756]

defuse56 Agree but in any order : Jethro Tull, Pink Floyd, Yes and Genesis ( Gabriel Era , the era with Collins is pop music )

[@playlistmaker90125]

Floyd is not prog and they sure as shit aren’t better than King Crimson…just sayin🤷‍♂️

[@laszlosandor3281]

10. Love 9. Them 8. All 7. It's 6. Hard 5. To 4. Choose 3. Just 2. One 1. Dream Theater

[@peaceinpresence5538]

laszlo Sandor Yes

[@hebertgarcia4447]

Gentle Giant deserved a honorable mention as well

[@mrprogrock1]

+Hebert Garcia deserved top5

[@ClearTheRubble7]

My personal favorite prog band.

[@progbass56]

Yeah, I think the OM's could have gone on for a long while.

[@realredraccoon2115]

Gentle Giant doesn't even fit this list. They're way too progressive for these other bands. LOL jk but for real they're def in the top 3 for me.

[@Supperbeta]

Realredraccoon Too progressive? But they mention Zappa...

[@AjaySharma-sy8te]

R.I.P Keith Emerson.. :(

[@Snardbafulator]

My first musical hero as a teenager ... poor guy, believing his life is worthless because of his poor, injured hands and tendons. I really felt for him.

[@rogerwaters3165]

And Chris Squire

[@bethgriffin9411]

Pink Floyd is also number one on there Psychedelic Band list, just shows how diverse and brilliant they are

[@saltalgilmour9745]

they are English geniuses!!

[@playlistmaker90125]

Pink Floyd is not prog. The end…

[@psyched3lictoad240]

@@playlistmaker90125L

[@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek]

​@@playlistmaker90125wtf are they then 😂

[@playlistmaker90125]

@@DerekDerekDerekDerekDerekDerek space

[@tiagosantiago6220]

My top 10 1- Yes 2- Genesis 3- Rush 4- King Crimson 5- Emerson, Lake and Palmer 6- Jenthro Tull 7- Dream Theater 8- Tool 9- Camel 10- Van der Graaf Generator

[@fernandocrespin7201]

1. Tool 2. Dream Theater 3. Rush 4. King Crimson 5. Genesis 6. Porcupine Tree 7. Meshuggah 8. Yes 9. Jinjer 10. Symphony X

[@Soloman_Gumball]

Frank Zappa is more experimental than progressive, but if you're going to include him in the talk as an honorable mention, you should have just made him #1

[@Soloman_Gumball]

GOAT

[@Jakromha]

#2, Pink Floyd is still better.

[@Soloman_Gumball]

Jakromha Says 13 yo girls that buy Pink Floyd t-shirts to look cool

[@Soloman_Gumball]

Jakromha l2 acronyms

[@Jakromha]

***** Frank Zappa was better than most of the people in the list. Only Pink Floyd was better.

[@JoseEchoes378]

Dream Theater is Progressive Metal.

[@u.v.s.5583]

If I die tomorrow, I'll be ok because I believe that every gospel song is progressive metal!!! DT have enough lame rock songs to blur the boundaries.

[@timothybessemer7316]

Overall the list seems to have some bands that could be classified as metal while leaving out some noteworthy prog rock bands. Their criteria i'm not so sure about.

[@caiograciano7562]

Tecnically Tool is prog metal too. Idk, I would give their spot to Camel and PFM and create a whole new list for prog metal(and give the top spot to Opeth, of course :) )

[@corbinm5237]

They said at the beginning that progressive metal counts for the list too.

[@zombiemachinery4868]

Metal is a rock sub-genre smartass.

[@jorgeelcurioso5659]

This is My Favorite Genre Of Music I Love Prog Rock/Metal. This is My list. 10) Porcupine Three 9) Camel 8) Tool 7) Jethro Tull 6) Dream Theater 5) Yes 4) King Crimson 3) Pink Floyd 2) Génesis 1) Rush Honorable Mentions: Pain Of Salvation Gong Gentle Giant Supertramp Queensryche.

[@thirstyfajita4115]

Respectable

[@itis4865]

Add devin townsend

[@ayi5845]

Where tf is ELP ?

[@fritztraubeneiche3395]

What do you think about Savatage and Threshold, to which genre they belong ?

[@wiebenijenhuis1825]

Honestly Steven Wilson's solo stuff is just as good if not better as Porcupine tree

[@poemoe1493]

I'm really glad The Moody Blues was at least in Honorable Mention 🙏🏻

[@georgemckenna7570]

Gentle Giant at least deserved a mention. Their influence has been astounding.

[@1359401]

Not only do they deserve a mention but they happen to be the greatest most epic legendary unique innovative genius obscenely criminally underrated band ever.

[@dgchaos06]

Good stuff! I need to listen to more Rush. Here's my top ten list: 1. Everybody 2. Has 3. Their 4. Own 5. Opinion. 6. There 7. Is 8. No 9. Best 10. Artist. Enjoy the music.

[@spaceepandaa]

Best comment I've seen :)

[@nickzadrafieha5940]

I honestly think that "Is" is the best band. "Opinion." should be number 2.

[@silentcoheed7042]

No way! artist should be number 1! All seriousness, yea everyone had their own opinion, I'm a huge Coheed fan, to be honest I'm surprise they even know who Coheed is.

[@nietzschesmustache9483]

+Debraj Ghose Artist best no Is there opinion own their has everybody?

[@tofolcano9639]

opinion should be first...

[@meravi7210]

5:25 I was like "Primus?" Haha

[@aristotleasparaguspodcast1129]

I literally had the exact same experience

[@jorge0079]

Primus influences is King Crimson, Metallica, Rush, Funkadelic And Jaco Pastorius

[@ivanyiattila3547]

But he Tony Levin. :D

[@hazardousenvironmentspart0540]

Here is my list 5. TOOL 4. Genesis (Before Phil Collins ruined it) 3. Yes 2. Pink Floyd 1. The Mars Volta

[@Spitson7771]

Duh

[@nedd.8479]

Thanks for mentioning the Alan Parsons Project. Such an underrated band.

[@BlunderCity]

Yep, "I Robot" and" Eye in the Sky" are great albums. I also like "The Turn of a Friendly Card" and "Ammonia Avenue".

[@grantrichards4950]

Agreed

[@Dino23968]

What about Starcastle and Greenslade?

[@timothybessemer7316]

Most certainly Alan Parsons should be mentioned.

[@carlosalomar7877]

Yes, they are!...

[@prognacio]

Steven Wilson deserves a spot more than a honorable mention.

[@mahsaazhdarinosrati6240]

Ignacio Villarreal yesssssss

[@jaydixon1274]

Absolutely

[@jacobwhite9961]

Yep 100% agree

[@Maxmarts]

@@jacobwhite9961 100% 100%

[@sabyasachikashyap2241]

100%

[@calebdickerson2003]

1. Pink Floyd 2. King Crimson 3. Genesis 4. Tool 5. Yes 6. Rush 7. Jethro Tull 8. Electric Light Orchestra 9. Dream Theater 10. The Alan Parson’s Project

[@jacobwhite9961]

Riverside?

[@aluandcache7336]

Dream Theater at no 9 in progressive? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@aluandcache7336]

@@calebdickerson2003 You might be joking or haven't listened. I think you're not able to listen such technical or musical stuffs together..

[@aluandcache7336]

I've 100% respect for other bands listed here. They are full of legends but compared to Dream Theatre, nah they will be like as students.. Even insanely better musical and technical bands like Symphony X and Opeth are students in front of DT..

[@aluandcache7336]

@@calebdickerson2003 Only influential? I say they are Pioneer.. Even I think I didn't miss any album of Pink Floyd since 80's.. Even heard most KC albums.. But sorry no one couldn't be the same level of DT's techniques and music.. Not even close.. Now I can't disrespect one's test as you said pleasant, but what I've said isn't any fanboy's words but musical terms which are facts..

[@williambeutler9399]

My favorites are also the ones that I've seen in person. 1: Yes (4 times) 2: Pink Floyd (1 time) 3: Queensryche (3 times) 4: Rush (1 time) 5: Gentle Giant (1 time) 6: Starcastle (Remember them? 1 time) Honorable Mention: Type-O Negative (2 times)

[@mrsequera2772]

type o negative Is Gothic band

[@williambeutler9399]

@@mrsequera2772 I know that, but I gave them an Honorable Mention because, like the others, they are not the type of band you would normally hear on a Top 40 radio station.

[@playlistmaker90125]

Pink Floyd is not prog. Where is King Crimson on your list?

[@TheBrawlingBrothers]

Now that Tool is in a list, can you guys make a whole video dedicated to the Top 10 Tool songs? Please???

[@hulktopf5031]

they work on it... they say.... but for far too long x.x

[@technoir1119]

I know right. Not that hard, Tool only has two albums (Aenima and Laterulas) that would make up a majority of a top 10 list.

[@Chernobog34]

I don't know. Undertow's got some good songs on it.

[@NOTJpOp4LiFe]

This. Please.

[@KiliFili13]

TheGrimGamer Your crappy band's name describes its fanbase, pleb.

[@cantstopmike311]

Glad to see they showed Echoes

[@SuperSparrow45]

It's the only song they acknowledge as Pink Floyd outside of the Big 4 albums.

[@cantstopmike311]

+SuperSparrow45 I'd say it's their best.

[@SuperSparrow45]

Michael For me, Dogs is numero uno.

[@EchoSappho]

Me too, when Pink Floyd came on my brain went ECHOES YES! LIVE IN POMPEII MUCH YES! I think the album version is alright, but I am used to the LiP version and that one is just soooo much better!

[@Matteoarotta]

Googol 257 in fact there's nothing about syd barret, ummagumma, atom heart mother or a saucerful of secrets, just echoes which is the most famous suite, beatiful but not as progressive as all the other suite imo, if you haven't heard yet there's the alpha version, return of the sons of nothing, that's more interesting about the part performed by Richard Wright ;-)

[@stayup1217]

Pink Floyd was my first introduction to prog rock, then Yes, then Genesis, then King Crimson, then Rush. I later "discovered" Camel. These are my top 6 prog rock bands of all time

[@diegodelatorr3780]

I'm introducing into this music right now. Thank you for sharing Rush and Camel, i didnt hear about them until now

[@Tavat]

No shot that Camel is better than Tull.

[@playlistmaker90125]

Yes was your introduction to prog rock…

[@Keima_Katsuragi.]

Try ELP

[@MuttleyVonErich00]

Would have been nice to see Uriah Heep get an honourable mention at the very least. The title track from Salisbury is epic. They were at one time considered to be part of the 'big four' of British rock in the 70s. Trailing behind Sabbath, Zeppelin and Purple.

[@richardmetzler7909]

I really like Uriah Heep, but I consider them mostly a straightforward rock band with a few excursions into proggish terrain (similar to Led Zeppelin).

[@manolmomchilov1192]

One of the shittiest presentations of King Crimson (basically one of the first ever prog-rock bands).

[@DX7036]

they basically showed the only songs by them which aren't progressive (except for Elephant talk) ...I think they done it beacuse if people heard songs like "Starless" "Epitaph" or "Construkction of light" there'll be more complaining why they are not #1 (and rightly so) ...

[@manolmomchilov1192]

+DX7036 What pisses me even more is that they didn't even MENTION Cream. Their "Wheels Of Fire" album is as early prog as it can get. Do you imagine bands like Rush and Yes even existing without the influence of Cream?! WatchMojo's guys must be either retarded or really uninformed. I hope it's the first option, because it's somehow easier to handle.

[@DX7036]

well I dont really think them as being "prog" but they certainly are more complex than those "Coheed and Cambria" (who I didnt know until now), and they also don't include Focus , Camel , Gentle Giant , Kansas and lots more...again they only pick up the most popular one , but the fact is we're talking about prog music and popularity has nothing to do with it , is just about the music

[@manolmomchilov1192]

DX7036 Cream are an early example of really professional jazz/blues/pop musicians coming together and making something new, heavy, original and unique. I'm not even discussing their musicianship. Ginger Baker - one of the first drummers to have a second bass drum. Cream were taking music loudness to a completely different level: it's one thing when you play a musically complex composition with a standard (of the time) rock equipment, it's a completely different experience when you attack the audience with a million Watts of sound, produced by (the newly emerged) Marshalls. And Jack Bruce's compositions were really complex, multilayered, filled with irregular rhytms.... Cream may be perceived as "just that 60s hippie band", but they are more prog than some of the bands on this list.

[@manolmomchilov1192]

DX7036 And you're right about ommited bands. I would add such bands as Egg, Faust, Tangerine Dream, lots of the so-called "Krautrock" movement... This is just a list, compiled by people, who really don't know music that well.

[@markkeller4145]

There's one great progressive band from Poland "Riverside". They should be in this list. Album "Second life syndrome " is a masterpiece. My # 1 is Pink Floyd 2 King Crimson 3 Yes

[@sevenitic7088]

My exact tought! Riverside is underrated as hell! Best band imo!

[@sevenitic7088]

Also, check Lee Abraham!!! Very unkown but massively good

[@jacobwhite9961]

Please can we be friends I don't know many other riverside fans

[@gdmatter2286]

Perfect

[@SuperDeepurple]

Yesss riverside

[@sherwintavarez8539]

Alan's Parsons project is such an iconic band, it should've got a spot in the top 10

[@smeagollll]

+♾️

[@smeagollll]

+♾️

[@chrismunns1163]

Yes should be higher than 5. Probably the most original of the lot.

[@USHARDY]

Coheed & Cambria higher than Tool?

[@sidewindersith]

Yep! Tool can get boring sometimes man.

[@DrNachoRS]

Coheed is amazing! try listening to some of their lesser known songs, you might like them!

[@USHARDY]

sidewindersith What C&C can you recommend me?

[@technoir1119]

I know right.

[@sidewindersith]

The first three albums are amazing but I think their two newest albums(it's a double album really) are great for new listeners. Check out Sentry The Defiant, that baritone guitar the use is dope!

[@jamesfrazier4005]

Tool ONLY at 9?!? What?? They revolutionized Prog Rock! 😒 I seriously question you Watchmojo..

[@FeeldahVibe1]

Def should of been higher than Coheed...I doubt fans of the genres makes these list...Some of these things are easily debatable

[@McBeastyCakes]

Zen Nothing tops Coheed.... Nothing....

[@haydensuddeath9837]

You know what made me question them? In their top ten heavy metal solos, Through the Fire and the Flames was an honorable mention. I've learned not to trust WatchMojo with music.

[@Saephaan]

james frazier tool, coheed and dream theater shouldn't even be on the list... it says TOP prog bands, they are barely average.

[@McBeastyCakes]

^^^ Ok, this guy is just friggen nuts.

[@scabbarae]

(Classic era prog only) 10. Van der Graaf Generator 9. Caravan 8. Gentle Giant 7. ELP 6. Renaissance 5. Rush 4. Jethro Tull 3. Genesis 2. Yes 1. King Crimson

[@Otakuchan9X]

> King Crimson followed up by Roundabout by Yes > Is this a JoJo’s Reference?

[@gogbone]

fuck off

[@joeymalaria4702]

I NEED YANDHI gonna shit and come

[@progrockpondscum2764]

fuck off

[@Ariel-cg7cx]

Yes.

[@nerozvn]

hoes mad hoes mad

[@tarquela]

Where's GENTLE GIANT?!

[@It9LpBFS37]

I came here for gentle giant. Saw this comment. Disliked. Left the video.

[@stevedotwood]

They were amazing!!! I only found out a few months back. What have I been missing all those years

[@garycitro1674]

It's not a terrible list overall, but indeed to not have Gentle Giant on it, even as an honorable mention, while you have Tool and other BS on it is just criminal. GG may not have been "popular" as stated as criteria up front, but they were the definition of prog, and the most talented band I've ever seen.

[@montygreen6228]

@@garycitro1674 I agree with your comment. Gentle Giant had quite an impact on me in the seventies.They played the academy of music on 14th street.I seen them on the king biscuit flower hour and they just blew me away.Great band.sad they were not that popular in New York,I still have all of there albums on vinyl.I am addicted to the band.They are definitely the definition of progressive rock,the most talented band ever.

[@garycitro1674]

@@montygreen6228 Hey Monty, I saw them at the academy as well! I lived on Long Island and whenever they toured I'd see them in the city and also at the Calderone Concert Hall in Hempstead. Towards the end, the band fizzled trying to get that big hit single. A few of the members still do conventions and stuff, really nice guys and you can look that up on their homepage.

[@jadedemotions9891]

10. It's 9. Hard 8. To 7. Judge 6. As 5. All 4. These 3. Are 2. Great 1. Genesis

[@carlosalomar7877]

Just great!...(best coment)!

[@cyberserk5614]

Gentle Giant

[@MultiAwesomeboy24]

Second favorite band of all time

[@bennomat12345]

Very good, son.... made me laugh Just got back from a Hackett concert... probably the best music I will ever have the pleasure of hearing

[@henryramsey9690]

Gebesis

[@blackwaterrust476]

My top 20 Prog Bands are: 1. Dream Theater/Opeth 2. Dream Theater/Opeth 3. Rush 4. Tool 5. Pink Floyd 6. Porcupine Tree/Steven Wilson 7. King Crimson 8. Mars Volta 9. Yes 10. Jethro Tull 11. Between the Buried and Me 12. Van Der Graaf Generator 13. Emerson Lake and Palmer 14. Queensryche 15. Edge of Sanity 16. Ne Obliviscaris 17. Camel 18. Gentle Giant 19. Supertramp 20. Cynic

[@user-ot6eb2tg4z]

i love opeth so fucking much

[@bilguunmunkhbaatar6841]

Periphery?

[@r7ifajarprawira834]

I like opeth

[@RobbieGarciakawasakininja650r]

Dream Theater rules

[@playlistmaker90125]

Swap Rush and Yes

[@awesometwins2135]

My Faveorite 1:Pink Floyd 2: Yes 3 Rush 4 Tool

[@Amjav2t]

Not even an honorable mention for Queensryche? Wow. Seattle wasn't just grunge ya know.

[@musicman6555]

I'm from Seattle and it's so annoying when people just think of grunge and Jimi. I mean there's so much other stuff from here. Queensryche, Melvins and even softer stuff like Ben Gibbard's projects and Rilo Kiley

[@LEYLANDGAMER]

I would consider Spoonman - Soundgarden dabbling in prog with the spoon clattering interlude in the middle of the song. Also grunge

[@eliv370]

@@musicman6555 David fucking Wayne

[@kellybarthel8060]

@@musicman6555 and Heart for sure.

[@jorgesequera7533]

Soundgarden made The difference with The rest of grunge bands

[@Robin____]

For me, my all time progressive rock favourites would have to be: YES and GENESIS.

[@TheRabidPosum]

Love Genesis, hate yes.

[@Webi12]

No for yes :-)

[@BillPhurnell]

yes is awesome! Don't listen to haters.

[@TheRabidPosum]

+Tony DeRosa yes sucks.

[@BillPhurnell]

+TheRabidPosum shut up, Genesis sucks. Phil Collins sounds like a dying cat with AIDS when he sings

[@jorgesequera8876]

My Top 10 Prog Rock/Metal bands 10) Tool 9) Alan Parsons Project 8) Soft Machine 7) Supertramp 6) Dream Theater 5) Yes 4) Emerson Lake & Palmer 3) Pink Floyd 2) Rush 1) King Crimson Honorable Mentions Primus Meshuggah Opeth Atomic Rooster Mr Bungle

[@azja6666]

Jethro Tull ❤ King Crimson ❤ Marillion ❤ Tool ❤

[@thekillingerescapeplan4286]

Tool, Yes and Rush are my favorite

[@thekillingerescapeplan4286]

@@yusufjorgenz5951 what's the matter?

[@yusufjorgenz5951]

@@thekillingerescapeplan4286 thought that sounded like a subliminal message, tool!!! yes!! rush lol

[@thekillingerescapeplan4286]

@@yusufjorgenz5951 haha :D maybe it was... You are the chosen one Yusuf, hurry up! Solve the riddle, find the key and save the heir!!

[@kabood777]

clearly, prog-rock is not their specialty...please do a little more research before making these sort of lists.

[@williamschlueter6446]

It's about money..this is a TERRIBLE List. Frank Zappa

[@gummypuss69]

Yes, they have too many newer bands and not enough of the classics for my liking.

[@rbrt.a7063]

And where thé fuck is The Mars Volta

[@Boston84]

They need to make 2 lists. Prog rock and prog metal. If they did, bands like Alan Parsons Project, Camel, Gentle Giant, and Frank Zappa would have been on there

[@snarfsnarfff]

They got #1 right at least.

[@brendannahor1460]

You could argue that Dream Theater, Tool and Coheed And Cambria are technically Prog Metal! 🤘🏻

[@alvinrai5105]

yeah they are ..... this list is shit

[@eloelleJ]

I mean . . . they are

[@playlistmaker90125]

They are lol

[@PortugueseMACPOW]

They are! Dvmbasss

[@evanmerwin7979]

#1 Tool #2 Rush #3 Dream Theatre #4 Genesis

[@ivanyiattila3547]

NOT Dream Theatre. DREAM THEATER.

[@johnnyhandegg4168]

1. Pink Floyd 2. Rush 3. Dream Theater 4. Marillion 5. King Crimson,Yes,Genesis,ELP,Fates Warning,Queensryche,Symphony X,Jethro Tull,Camel

[@silvanamuniz2652]

Dessa lista eu só deixo Rush Dreams Theather Queensryche Symphony x e ponho Opeth😅

[@jaredg.2211]

My Favorites 1. Rush 2. Pink Floyd 3. Tool 4. Dream Theater 5. King Crimson 6. Meshuggah

[@scottmurdock01z]

Isn't Meshuggah a Swedish metal band?

[@adam-uy7be]

King crimson!

[@user-iz2mt8mm8m]

@@adam-uy7be kekka dake da

[@imranharith8936]

Omaigod you should here more King Crimson, then Van Der Graaf

[@TheBadash44]

Meshuggah is classified as groove metal

[@karlbecker8906]

Gentle Giant, the consummate Prog Rock band, and what about Focus?

[@gobbiprimus8167]

Putting King Crimson and Yes on number 6 and 5 respectively was actually insulting. While I am a big Dream Theater fan. They do not beat KC, Yes and ELP not by a long shot. Also, not even a mention of queensryche? Bloody criminal.

[@MasterWilczu]

>Tries to show how King Crimson is epic. >Plays live versions of its 3rd squad. wtf

[@vitordarksider]

Wilczurin Best formation though

[@benijager1372]

Naa Vitor, the best incarnations are probably the Lark Tongues one and the Islands one, the first and the Discipline are just the most overrated

[@vitordarksider]

El estimado cabeza de glande You mean the most tight

[@jkbaca41]

I know, what the heck! There's plenty of 70's clips to show the various lineups.

[@angelocemoni4100]

Belew, Levin? Yeah

[@Jhosk95]

With the amount of descriptive words Mojo threw at Tool it would seem that no one at Mojo really cares for Tool. With the amount of thought Mojo gave all the other great bands it seems very minuscule in comparison. When I commented on the Top 10 Rage Against the Machine songs regarding if Mojo would make a Top Ten Tool songs they said it was in the works. That was quite a while ago. Edit, not saying I'm not happy that Tool even made this list. Just seriously don't think spot 9 should have been their spot.

[@technoir1119]

They certainly deserve a better spot than Coheed & Cambria.

[@SARYM911]

Well Dan did mention that it was among his favorite bands in 'What's your Mojo'

[@NOTJpOp4LiFe]

I find it silly that a band like Coheed and Cambria can nudge them out on the list. Does anyone still listen to that band?

[@musicreviewification]

Tyler Durica Yes! they are a little bit more relevant since they still put out records, books, and comics more often. I miss Tool though but I want them to take their time so that the next album is a masterpiece.

[@NOTJpOp4LiFe]

MusicReviewFication I wish Tool wasn't plagued by so many legal issues then we wouldn't have to wait over seven years for an album T.T

[@psychlos21]

Coheed and Cambria and no Kansas? Kansas were huge in the 70s. They wrote amazing music and were technically at the top of their game. These lists are sometimes disappointing.

[@ericpiazzi3444]

gentle giant, van der graaf generator, camel,etc.......and most everything by Steven Wilson

[@jamescatt76]

Zappa should get more than just an Honorable mention

[@Finngrinder]

Zappa and Beefheart were often much more about progression than many of the classic Prog bands themselves

[@paulobrito664]

Top 3 for sure

[@carlosalomar7877]

Zappa included so many genres in his music (the man was a Genius)!...

[@DbladeMedic]

Zappa is the very definition ofprog rock

[@carlosalomar7877]

@@DbladeMedic Zappa is the very definition of music Genius!....

[@manbex4266]

You should have written ''Progressive rock AND METAL bands" in the title

[@BucketFullGames]

Yeah! I hate it when people still categorize Metal as a subgenre of Rock only because it's played with the same instruments - but it sounds totally different!

[@jamiewesson898]

no way are tool a prog band they are techicnical metal as are kings x and voi vod

[@frosch161]

Tool is easy to explain: Art ;)

[@christian9146]

​@@BucketFullGamesmetal is a sub genre of rock

[@BucketFullGames]

@@christian9146 no it's not. Period 🤘

[@jorgethebest8217]

Jethro Tull Needs To be higher. And Queensryche Only honorable Mention.

[@kenrik2105]

Faves from my youth: 1 Yes 2 ELP 3 Genesis 4 Supertramp 5 Camel 6 PFM 7 Vangels 8 Nektar 9 Jon Andersen 10 ?

[@frissonic]

I'm assuming you've heard the Jon and Vangelis stuff, then? Cuz that's pretty awesome.

[@kenrik2105]

frissonic / Jon and Vangelis created some beautiful music together. Didn’t want to be redundant, so I didn’t list them separately, but their music was definitely unique.

[@Theweeze100]

Gentle Giant? YES #5 ???

[@obiwankenobi6345]

This is Prog for an American... not an European

[@colegill6368]

Not all of these bands are "American"

[@deanroddey2881]

Genesis, Yes, Jethro Tull, ELP, and Pink Floyd are English. Rush are Canadian. So obviously Obi Wan needs to put down the light saber and study up a bit before posting. Sadly, the US really didn't have any major entries in the original flowering of Prog. We had psychedelia of course, which has various similarities, but it's not the same. Some things that, say, The Doors did were very close to progressive rock. Zappa, who was mentioned here, I don't consider progressive rock either. He was sort of his own complete universe really. For a brief period there Styx was almost a serious prog rock band, though closer to pop-prog. Ultimately, most of the later US bands that some would call prog are not in my opinion, they are more metal than prog. Tool I'll give a pass, though they are extremely heavy most of the time as well.

[@joschawullbrand1645]

For american listeners. Saga i.e. is a canadian band, that deserves to be in that list more than most of the others.

[@CrossCuntryFranco]

And FM as well, and they're SO underrated.

[@MrRezRising]

Is that why Pink Floyd won #1? Because they're so American? How about when the Germans bombed Cleveland Ohio in The Wall. THAT was great.

[@GunnarCreutz]

My Top 10 Progressive Rock Bands 1. Banco Del Mutuo Soccorso 2. King Crimson 3. Univers Zero 4. Genesis 5. Gentle Giant 6. Rush 7. Van der Graaf Generator 8. Jethro Tull 9. Yes 10. Le Orme ... or PFM

[@D.C._Mr.Christmas6142]

Jethro Tull was my first concert when I was 14 years old then came YES... Best of times !

[@arathar24l]

Personally my list would be: 1. Yes 2. Rush 3. King Crimson 4. Genesis 5. Pink Floyd 6. Van Der Graaf Generator 7. Opeth 8. Porcupine Tree/Steven WIlson's Solo stuff 9. Jethro Tull 10. Dream Theater 11. Gentle Giant 12. Camel 13. Tool 14. Between the Buried and me 15. Riverside

[@ashujchwd]

where is Led Zeppelin?

[@alexpentecost4430]

+Ashuj Chawda They aren't really prog

[@ashujchwd]

+Bleeding Thumbs Murphy and who are u? ...a judge?....i got high just listening to them... +_+

[@bamblo4273]

I would throw in beggars opera and soft machine in there somewhere as well.

[@pervotheclown2199]

camel tool lol

[@Bhatakti_Hawas]

Porcupine Tree, Dream Theater, Opeth and Tool are the best

[@User-xw6kd]

Abid Hassan I think you're saying that simply because they fall on the progressive metal side of the spectrum. You're forgetting bands such as Rush,Genesis,Yes,King Crimson and Pink Floyd.

[@sandenson]

@@ansems3136 I think I'll need to come back to this video many times. People are recommending lots of apparently interesting stuff in the comments

[@lawnboyfreak]

Dream Theater from Boston?!?! Try New York.

[@americamartinez4502]

try something with Portnoy haha

[@nickvicari759]

Putting TOOL at #9 mad this the first video I ever bothered to dislike

[@mitchk3338]

They're not exactly prog tho man, this is an honorable mention at best.

[@thedylancorner440]

I know, right? They shouldn’t have been on here at all!

[@mikeykmec7999]

@@thedylancorner440 No, they are not a "prog rock band" they're alternative metal, but they still deserve to be higher on that list because of three simple things. Odd time signatures. Polyrythems. Fibonacci Sequence.

[@stuartmendez9217]

@@mikeykmec7999 Tool And Dream Theater Should not Here because they is Prog Metal not Prog Rock

[@mikeykmec7999]

Stuart Mendez yea they should because just because they are metal, they are still PROG

[@matthewrush-kw4cg]

How is YES number 5?!?!?! Ashamed They are the definition of PROG

[@jakubshouseofrock7109]

Agree !!

[@kevincaleca2274]

All mentioned are incredible musicians but there is only YES!!!

[@PitchSkullBlack]

Yes is so fucking overrated in my opinion. Load of shit for the most part - spare a couple songs and the album drama -.

[@melaniefelsher4356]

Agree, to the nth degree. When people who don’t know prog from bluegrass think of prog, YES are who comes to mind.

[@angelom.palmeira8359]

And still they forgot Kansas!

[@D.C._Mr.Christmas6142]

Saw most of them in concert. I miss going to concerts😢

[@perpetualchangeband]

ALL-TIME TOP TEN LIST: #10 yes #9 yes #8 yes #7 yes #6 yes #5 yes #4 yes #3 yes #2 yes and #1 An answer to all of your answers to yes!

[@ethankeadle9745]

So true. No other band has anything like what Yes has. Pink floyd are amazing but not as progressive as yes, imo.

[@ruslanyaparov6338]

King Crimson should be at top 2. Why have you shown only their late period, not classic like starless, epitaph and larks tongues in aspic. And you must be crazy if you think that dream theater is better than king crimson and yes. And wtf is Coheed and Cambria, where is Camel, Van der Graaf Generator, Pain of Salvation, Porcupine Tree, Opeth and others?

[@metalblade8787]

I agree

[@digitaldeathsquid3448]

+Руслан Япаров Porcupine Tree was in the honourable mentions

[@airtempest8945]

+Руслан Япаров In The Court Of The Crimson King was one of the first progressive rock albums and it's an excellent one too! King Crimson were one of the first progressive rockers! Why are they only at number 6? Also, where's Supertramp?

[@airtempest8945]

I totally agree that Frank Zappa should be on here, that is if I overlook one thing (That clearly Watchmojo doesn't know the definition of. A band is a collective of people! In some Watchmojo lists, they clearly don't know the definition of a band. I facepalm so hard sometimes. Also, I don't really like Dream Theatre. Finally, I don't see how you can put Emerson, Lake and Palmer only two spots behind King Crimson (who should at least be in the top 3). Emerson, Lake and Palmer wouldn't exist without King Crimson!

[@BunnyCommando]

+Руслан Япаров I am the only person that doesn't seem to be but hurt by this list. Suck it internet!

[@LittleBitOfNothin]

Did ya'll completely forget about Muse or what? I don't know that they'd deserve like 1 or 2, but Muse deserves atleast like 6 or 7. Better than some of these that I've never even heard of.

[@MrDzoni955]

Muse sucks..

[@MartiniSaysNo]

I wouldn't call most of their stuff progressive, mainly space-rock and alt-rock.

[@LittleBitOfNothin]

John Doge Space Rock? Never heard of it, but it does kind of fit...

[@MartiniSaysNo]

I.Might.Be.Drew Admittedly, I don't fully know the meaning of space rock but it just fits with their style on Origin of Symmetry and Black Holes & Revelations.

[@tomascox8748]

John Doge Space rock is some kind of fusion between prog rock and psychedelic rock I think, so in the end Muse is kinda related to prog

[@squonk1859]

I can't for the life of me fathom why anyone would want to illustrate the best progressive rock bands in history with so much footage of those bands' largely unrepresentative pop songs, as demonstrated by many of the tracks selected to showcase Genesis, ELP and Yes, for example. It's quite bizarre that the compiler couldn't find more progressive examples to truly reflect those bands' music.

[@iamabrawler92]

Great, now I have hundreds of hours of music to seek out.

[@eoinociarain7986]

There list is crap, read the comments and you will get a better idea of what to listen to.

[@ReineerCharlesOSepe]

right on🤘

[@fringeclass6109]

1. Pink Floyd 2. King Crimson 3. Yes 4. Jethro Tull 5. Rush

[@Theodupreez]

Where is Focus?

[@danmseattle975]

Are they the guys that did "Hocus Pocus?'

[@jonathansantos1079]

My favorites 1. Yes 2. Calcinha Preta 3. Genesis

[@gustavouchoa5253]

Kkkk

[@pedrokropotkin9045]

1) Pink Floyd 2) Genesis 3) Yes 4) King Crimson 5) ELP 6) Camel 7) Jethro Tull 8) Rush 9) Van Der Graaf Generator 10) Marillion Honorable mentions: - Alan Parsons Project - Moody Blues - Gentle Giant - Dream Teather - IQ - Porcupine Tree - Focus - Premiata Forneria Marconi

[@archie8511]

1. King Crimson 2. Emerson, Lake, and Palmer 3. Rush 4. Yes 5. Dream Theater 6. U.K. 7. Frank Zappa 8. Soft Machine 9. Genesis 10. Jethro Tull

[@playlistmaker90125]

Rush over Yes??? Oh well at least you didn’t put Rush over King Crimson and I’m glad you didn’t include PF🤮

[@brianthomas2182]

My Top 15 Prog Rock Bands Of All Time #15 The Moody Blues #14 Frank Zappa #13 Procol Harum #12 Tool #11 Primus #10 Electric Light Orchestra #9 Kansas #8 Emerson, Lake, & Palmer #7 Jethro Tull #6 King Crimson #5 Yes #4 Genesis #3 Dream Theater #2 Rush #1 Pink Floyd

[@bobsandler4563]

+Brian Thomas That's a good list. I would take Primus out and add Porcupine Tree

[@Okrogsveta5]

Great list

[@brianthomas2182]

Thanks Bob and Okrogsveta- Primus is a fav and I just have a soft spot for them. I do love Porcupine Tree, though,

[@bobsandler4563]

It's all personal preference. I like Primus - just have become a huge fan of Steven Wilson. Grew up loving typical art rock/prog - ELP, Yes, Genesis. Not sure I've ever liked anyone as much as Steven Wilson.

[@brianthomas2182]

I like Wilson a lot too. My favorite person in prog rock is Neil Peart, though.

[@harrycook9041]

My list: 1. Pink Floyd 2. Rush 3. Yes 4. Tool 5. Porcupine Tree 6. Opeth 7. Dream Theater 8. King Crimson 9. Genesis 10. Focus

[@DBresien]

Hard to believe The Moody Blues and Alan Parsons Project were honorable mentions. No mention at all of Kansas or Renaissance.

[@HeronCoyote1234]

Thank you. I was surprised Renaissance was not listed.

[@montygreen6228]

@@HeronCoyote1234 Love Renaissance.Annie Haslem has such a great voice.Terrific albums between 1972 through 1978. After the album Songs for all Seasons the rest of their albums not as good but I still love them. They turned new wave for a while.Renaissance is my favorite band of the seventies.

[@HeronCoyote1234]

Monty Green I’ve seen both bands in concert, Renaissance several times.

[@erwinwoodedge4885]

So I wait 12 minutes and 57 seconds to NOT see Gentle Giant included? Ha!

[@n0denz]

+Erwin Woodedge Because no one outside of prog rock fans has heard of them. This list may as well be called, "Top 10 Most Recognized Progressive Rock Bands".

[@numberneinlarge9965]

Yeah, and I wait 12 minutes and 57 seconds to see King Crimson at number 6, Tool at number 9, and neither Primus(if you count them) nor Ayreon even get the honorable mention! What is this, some sort of false advertisement?!

[@tcaw8813]

Not to mention the fact they put dream theater above king crimson. Fuck that, Id be surprised if someone listened to both of their works and told me dream theater was better. And of course they put the most popular prog rock band at #1, I got mad respect for pink Floyd but still it's just an uninteresting choice

[@zubilize]

+Paul Blart The same thing with Rush IMO. They are a great band and I like them, but they weren't as inportant as other bands for prog rock. Personaly I would say the 4 bigest bands for prog rock were King Crimson, Yes, Genesis and Pink Floyd. I don't really like Pink Floyd, and I see the others more influencial but you know...

[@lorenzogiani7190]

And Jethro Tull at 10.

[@myspace_king]

10. All 9. Of 8. These 7. Bands 6. Are 5. Great 4. Prog 3. Rock 2. Bands 1. Yes

[@MultiAwesomeboy24]

Yes is fantastic but I wouldn't put them at one

[@jumphawk8836]

Yes

[@theperfectstranger01]

Correction: 1. King Crimson

[@jakubshouseofrock7109]

@@MultiAwesomeboy24 I would put them at number 1, if anything just for Chris Squire's bass tone alone ! haha

[@lolsensei5302]

When mojo makes list about music i just watch to see how far they mess up. List makers even dont know what prog is. İ ll make my own in a few days to redemption of this video

[@Neuro_6]

So true but fun to watch 👍🏻

[@rachel_sj]

Ok, where’s your video? It’s been almost a year

[@andreeuuetoa282]

Where could I find that live video at 4:11? I just love the keyboard parts.

[@dmitry_leo5819]

1. King Crimson 2. Van der Graaf Generator 3. Genesis 4. Yes. 5. Jethro Tull

[@imranharith8936]

This is the Truth!

[@dmitry_leo5819]

@@imranharith8936 I forgot Gentle Giant(

[@garais1963]

precisely!

[@ASSdestroyer-bv1ey]

Pink Floyd?

[@montygreen6228]

@@dmitry_leo5819 I love Gentle Giant

[@enzoleonardo4962]

For me: 1: King Crimson 2: Yes 3: Pink Floyd 4: Emerson, Lake and Palmer 5: Genesis 6: Rush 7: Tool 8: The Mars Volta 9: The Moody Blues 10: Camel

[@ericpiazzi3444]

Enzo Sisnero not bad, for me genesis and king crimson are the 2 greatest with zappa and rush next

[@dajecm]

Where are Opeth and Van Der Graaf Generator?

[@abudarianalfatih8596]

YES RUSH GENESIS KANSAS JETHRO TULL (They are No 1) The Rest is Up 2 yaaa 😁😁😁😁

[@alyssanicholson5129]

KANSAS

[@peelslowly28]

I didn't know Kansas is Prog Rock

[@robvickers2126]

First 3 or 4 Kansas albums are very proggy. Check out Song for America and Leftoverture.

[@hmtraouf607]

Pink Floyd is genre.

[@MultiAwesomeboy24]

True

[@ACG7001]

HMT Raouf Pink Floyd is overrated as fuck

[@fenylmecc6347]

SketchyGamer noway, what made you say that?

[@henryramsey9690]

@@ACG7001 You are overrated.

[@ACG7001]

henry ramsey shut up fucker