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Meanings of prog in English
Rock music subgenre that emphasizes complexity and form.
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Spanish
aspecto progresivo Grammatical contrast of present tense verbs.
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Examples for "prog-rock"
Examples for "prog-rock"
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If the Zappa part of the series was prog-rock, this session was shoe-gaze.
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Their music, they note, is little more than prog-rock minus the wiggly instrumentals.
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Photo: Trevor Wilkins Nick Bollinger confronts the 48-year history of prog-rock originals King Crimson.
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The overall effect is of a 1980s prog-rock video.
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The two set pieces are unquestionably rooted in the 1970s, where their roots in prog-rock lie.
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And they would just play this classical rock station every day and it would be the same songs at the same time every day.
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The middle ages of symphonic rock had just been replaced by the fresh sound of punk and ska.
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A succession of line-up changes, involving the hottest musicians around, results three more albums, including a symphonic rock masterpiece that was lost for 30-years.
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Genesis began as an art rock band in England in the late 1960s.
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You never know what to expect from Dan Bejar, whose albums as Destroyer range from balladry to art rock.
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He played in the 1970s art rock band 10cc.
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Ferry came to prominence as the lead vocalist and principal songwriter with the glam art rock band Roxy Music achieving three no.
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Frenzy featured mainly Tim Finn compositions and represented a departure from the band's art rock roots to more of a pop sound.
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Wide-bottomed trousers, progressive rock and lava lamps all made returns.
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It was another good year for South Korean progressive rock and all colours of rap.
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The musician, who was also part of progressive rock group Emerson(...)
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Drama, philosophy, progressive rock, even sport - the network has always been full of surprises.
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David Jon Gilmour... English musician who was a member of the progressive rock band Pink Floyd.
Usage of prog in English
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Do we know what to make of the prog-folk-bedsit priestess of pop?
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If anything, their post-prog theramin and bagpipes compositions seem to sow disunity.
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Then that infernal valet has taken the lion's share of the prog!
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I'm strictly prog rock and the nineteenth-century romantics, said Dr Walid.
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And you don't get many psychedelic prog-folk albums to the dozen these days.
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You'd make Our Lord move over to make room for prog-
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Her two biggest loves are apparently Jim Henson and prog rock.
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Pope Francis took on a heavy duty prog by choosing that name, Wenders said.
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When you connect, the key command is prog, which you use in this form:
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Musically, it is entertaining and carries the listener away as any good prog should.
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Sam chokes back tears while some prog keyboards fire up to soundtrack the dumping.
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On the edge where metal, prog and punk meet up for a echilada mole.
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Matt Berry's adventures in pastoral prog are something else again.
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Is that prog and that bottle of porter private property?
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This is Mullin's, and he's gone off with our prog.
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Could a deaf, dumb and blind kid really have been responsible for prog rock?
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Catalan
Prog through the time