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Title: Rush – 2112Year/Genre: 1976, Prog RockCondition: New Cultural Facts: Written after the c...
Title: Rush – 2112Year/Genre: 1976, Prog RockCondition: New Cultural Facts: Written after the commercial disappointment of Caress of Steel, the album was made under label pressure to go more mainstream—Rush responded by opening with a 20-minute narrative suite instead. Its storyline, set in a future totalitarian society that bans individual creativity, drew heavily on dystopian literature and was originally dedicated to the ideas in Ayn Rand’s Anthem. The record’s success on tour and in...
$34.98
Title: Styx – The Grand IllusionYear/Genre: 1977, Prog RockMatrix #: SP-4637Condition: NM Cultura...
Title: Styx – The Grand IllusionYear/Genre: 1977, Prog RockMatrix #: SP-4637Condition: NM Cultural Facts: Released during a mid-’70s economic slump, the album critiqued fame and the “American Dream” even as Styx was becoming a stadium act. Fans often point to this record as the moment Styx embraced theatrical concepts—live shows included props, narration, and staged lighting cues. “Come Sail Away” became an unexpected pop-culture phenomenon, later shouted at sports arenas and covered en...
$29.98
Title: Jethro Tull – War ChildYear/Genre: 1974, Progressive RockMatrix #: CHR 1067Condition: Viny...
Title: Jethro Tull – War ChildYear/Genre: 1974, Progressive RockMatrix #: CHR 1067Condition: Vinyl Near Mint Cultural Facts: Originally planned as a full-length film project with the same name, the movie was scrapped mid-production due to budget issues. The album reflects Ian Anderson’s satirical take on fame and religion during a time of burnout from Tull’s concept-album streak. Includes musicians from London Symphony Orchestra arranged for the aborted film. Recommended for fans of ...
$39.00
Emerson, Lake & Palmer – Brain Salad Surgery
Title: Emerson, Lake & Palmer – Brain Salad SurgeryYear/Genre: 1973, Progressive RockM...
Title: Emerson, Lake & Palmer – Brain Salad SurgeryYear/Genre: 1973, Progressive RockMatrix #: SD 19124Condition: NM Cultural Facts: Features artwork by H.R. Giger, later famous for designing the Alien creature, making it one of prog rock’s most iconic covers. The centerpiece, “Karn Evil 9,” is a 30-minute suite exploring themes of technology and dehumanization. Released on the band’s own label, Manticore Records, it epitomized the peak of 1970s prog excess and virtuosity. ...
$22.98
Year/Genre: 1976, Progressive RockMatrix #: ST-11532Condition: VG+ cover is scuffed but the vinyl...
Year/Genre: 1976, Progressive RockMatrix #: ST-11532Condition: VG+ cover is scuffed but the vinyl is perfectDescription: Released in 1976 on Capitol, Interview was the eighth studio album by British progressive rock band Gentle Giant. Known for complex arrangements and shifting time signatures, the record satirizes media interviews while showcasing the group’s experimental mix of rock, jazz, and classical influences. It reflects the mid-1970s peak of prog’s ambition before the genre’s commerc...
$18.50
Year/Genre: 1970, Progressive RockMatrix #: SP-4665Condition: VG+Description: Released in 1970 on...
Year/Genre: 1970, Progressive RockMatrix #: SP-4665Condition: VG+Description: Released in 1970 on A&M, this was the debut album by British band Supertramp. It showcased their early progressive rock style before they shifted toward more pop-oriented success in the mid-1970s. While not a commercial hit at the time, it reflects the experimental spirit of the U.K. prog scene at the start of the decade.Price Suggestions:NM: $28–$32VG+: $20–$22VG: $14–$16G: $8–$10 9/17/25 LM
$21.95