Prog Magazine – Top 100 Albums of All Time

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No. ArtistAlbumYear
1.YesClose To The Edge1972
2.King CrimsonIn The Court Of The Crimson King1969
3.GenesisSelling England By The Pound1973
4.Pink FloydThe Dark Side Of The Moon1973
5,Jethro TullThick As A Brick1972
6.GenesisFoxtrot1972
7.Pink FloydWish You Were Here1975
8.GenesisThe Lamb Lies Down On Broadway1974
9.Steven WilsonThe Raven That Refused To Sing (And Other Stories)2013
10.YesFragile1971
11.Emerson, Lake & PalmerBrain Salad Surgery1973
12.King CrimsonRed1974
13.RushMoving Pictures1981
14.Pink FloydAnimals1977
15.Rush21121976
16.Pink FloydThe Wall1979
17.Dream TheaterMetropolis Pt. 2: Scenes From A Memory1999
18.Porcupine TreeFear Of A Blank Planet2007
19.YesRelayer1974
20.MarillionMisplaced Childhood1985
21.GenesisA Trick Of The Tail1976
22.YesTales From Topographic Oceans1973
23.RushHemispheres1978
24.Van Der Graaf GeneratorPawn Hearts1971
25.Dream TheaterImages And Words1992
26.YesGoing For The One1977
27.Porcupine TreeDeadwing2005
28.Emerson, Lake & PalmerTarkus1971
29.MarillionBrave1994
30.King CrimsonLarks' Tongues In Aspic1973
31.CamelMusic Inspired By The Snow Goose1975
32.YesThe Yes Album1971
33.ToolLateralus2001
34.TransatlanticBridge Across Forever2001
35.CaravanIn The Land Of Grey And Pink1971
36.OpethBlackwater Park2001
37.Pink FloydMeddle1971
38.Big Big TrainEnglish Electric: Full Power2014
39.TransatlanticThe Whirlwind2009
40.MarillionScript For A Jester's Tear1983
41.GenesisNursery Cryme1971
42.Emerson, Lake & PalmerTrilogy1972
43.Jethro TullAqualung1971
44.GenesisWind & Wuthering1976
45.Between The Buried And MeColors2007
46.OpethGhost Reveries2005
47.MarillionClutching At Straws1987
48.Porcupine TreeThe Incident2009
49.Jethro TullA Passion Play1973
50.Steven WilsonGrace For Drowning2011
51.CamelMirage1974
52.MarillionMarbles2004
53.RushA Farewell To Kings1977
54.HakenThe Mountain2013
55.Rick WakemanJourney To The Centre Of The Earth1974
56.Gentle GiantAcquiring The Taste1971
57.MastodonCrack The Skye2009
58.CamelMoonmadness1976
59.AnathemaWeather Systems2012
60.Mike OldfieldTubular Bells1973
61.The Mars VoltaDe-loused In The Comatorium2003
62.ToolÆnima1996
63.Between The Buried And MeThe Paralax II: Future Sequence2012
64.QueensrÿcheOperation: Mindcrime1998
65. Gentle GiantOctopus1972
66.Porcupine TreeIn Absentia2002
67.Steven WilsonInsurgentes2008
68.Robert WyattRock Bottom1974
69.RushPermanent Waves1980
70.King CrimsonDiscipline1981
71.Pink FloydAtom Heart Mother1970
72.The BeatlesSgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band1967
73.Van Der Graaf GeneratorGodbluff1975
74.Frank ZappaHot Rats1969
75.Gentle Giant Free Hand1975
76.Jethro TullSongs From The Wood1977
77.SupertrampCrime Of The Century1974
78.Van Der Graaf GeneratorStill Life1976
79.Emerson, Lake & PalmerEmerson, Lake & Palmer1970
80.Dream TheaterSix Degrees Of Inner Turbulence2002
81.KansasLeftoverture1976
82.IQSubterranea1997
83.OpethStill Life1999
84.Pain Of SalvationRemedy Lane2002
85.U.K.U.K.1987
86.MansunSix1998
87.RadioheadOK Computer1997
88.Spock's BeardSnow2002
89.Dream TheaterAwake1994
90.MarillionAfraid Of Sunlight1995
91.OpethDamnation2003
92.Rick WakemanThe Six Wives Of Henry VIII1973
93.Storm CorrosionStorm Corrosion2012
94.Jeff WayneJeff Wayne's Musical Version Of The War Of The Worlds1978
95.The Moody BluesTo Our Children's Children's Children1969
96.King CrimsonLizard1970
97.Steve HackettVoyage Of The Acolyte1975
98.CanTago Mago1971
99.FocusFocus II (Moving Waves)1971
100.YesDrana1980
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  4 Responses to “Prog Magazine – Top 100 Albums of All Time”

  1. Doug Callowhill says:
    October 21, 2014 at 12:51 am

    Where’s Procol Harum? It seems they get overlooked all the time, very unjustly. Their second album from 1968 ‘Shine On Brightly’ certainly deserves to be in the list, if not the first eponymous album, along with ‘A Salty Dog’ and ‘Grand Hotel.’ Can we get them on this list?

  2. admin says:
    December 17, 2014 at 9:00 am

    Hi Doug,

    I have played Procol Harum in the past, usually on my ‘Progyears’ show, though admittedly they don’t feature that regularly. As I mainly feature acts who are currently recording and touring I guess that’s always going to be the case – though I’m sure they’ll pop up again at some point!

    Thanks for listening!

    David

  3. Rob Sheppard says:
    March 15, 2017 at 8:37 pm

    PFM would definitely be on my list. They produced some superb albums. “Chocolate Kings” is a masterpiece

  4. M Bush says:
    July 12, 2019 at 5:58 pm

    Procol Harum is currently touring and putting on some great shows

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