Mandatory Prog Rock Epics...and the Ones to Skip! (w/Scot Lade)

1. Genesis - Supper’s Ready 2. Yes - Close to the Edge 3. Herbie Hancock - Chameleon 4. Nektar - Remember the Future 5. Jethro Tull - Baker St. Muse 6. Caravan - Nine Feet Underground 7. Pink Floyd - Echoes 8. Dream Theater - A Change of Seasons 9. Rush - Cygnus X1 10. Uriah Heep - Salisbury

Scot, your enthusiasm is infectious. Great show guys!

@27:17 - So glad to see that someone else loves the first "Todd Rundgren's Utopia" album like I do. Amazing work! 😃

love it when Pete has guests, Love the Prog Corner, and Sot.

My two favourite music educators talking business. You are GREAT together!

Yours is no disgrace off of yessongs. Goosebumps every time its played. Brilliant.

Lovely to see the Great Scot on the show again .

Incidentally 10cc of Scott Lade's blood is the most powerful antidepressant on earth.

Just discovered E.L.P completely blew my mind.

My top ten prog epics using the "Chris Squire >= 15 minutes" rule & only 1 track per band/artist: 10. Big Big Train - East Coast Racer (2013) 9. Sky - FIFO (1980) 8. Karnataka - Requiem For A Dream (2023) 7. Jethro Tull - Thick As A Brick (1972) 6. Rush - Cygnus X-1 Book II: Hemispheres (1978) 5. Renaissance - Song Of Scheherazade (1975) 4. Mike Oldfield - Ommadawn (1975) 3. Yes - Awaken (1977) 2. Pink Floyd - Echoes (1971) 1. Genesis - Supper's Ready (1972)

It's a honor once more to enjoy prog rock with Pete and Scot.We need this show once and a while to keep learning.

i think Tommy deserves a listen for anybody of age who wants to hear very prog Who.

Great episode! I’m loving this new tandem… keep it going folks!! Cheers

Pete+Scot=dynamite More please!

Scott and Pete are best together!!

I also agree with Pete. Hemispheres is a damn good one.

Oh man!! Love Scott's channel. So glad to see you guys do an episode together. It's like a supergroup hitting it off. Great list of epics, too. A lot of them are obvious choices but the whole talking about it is just awesome. I do have to point out that I am an Atom Heart Mother sucker as well. It's probably my favorite prog epic by PF along with Echoes. The composition itself is simply off the charts. Modern classic orchestral bliss. I'm also a Can superfan so I would highly recommend several of their epics here. They are just one of those one-of-a-kind genre-of-its-own kind of bands. Yoo Doo Right, Bel Air, Halleluwah, the 3-track medley of side 1 is one of the best 18 minutes in rock history. A big thank you for that little comment about Israel there, Scott. Really appreciate it. People around the world have no idea what's going on and what the country is going through. The world has gone completely insane. So again, a big thank you for a wonderfull episode and it's always great to give Van der Graff Generator, Reniassance some love. They really deserve it.

Highly enjoyable episode to watch. Most of the epics picked would be on any personal list made and a reminder to revisit some tunes as well. Thanks, Pete and Scot, for getting together and doing this episode. An unexpected episode showing once again why SoT episodes are such great viewing.

Loved it guys! Great discussion. Thanks

A Plague of Lighthouse Keepers is really a fantastic epic. Especially that moment of the ship collision created by David Jackson and Guy Evans. You sit there with your headphones on and close your eyes and you can imagine those two ships in the fog that soon will collide and sink. One of the best moments in rock history!