>progressive rock subgenres
symphonic prog, neo-prog
>progressive rock sister genres
jazz-rock, hard rock, jam band, funk rock, krautrock, space rock
>jazz-rock genre family
avant-prog, caterbury scene, zeuhl, brutal prog
>unrelated genres
progressive electronic, progressive folk, progressive metal
bleh but all of those can overlap in so many ways i dont think theres any point in being so cut and dry
Most is, and so is most krautrock.
They're all related and have tons of crossover.
Thoughts on these dudes?
>They're all related
Only to the extent that most of them have their origin in psychedelic rock.
>have tons of crossover
Not as much as people pretend to be.
c'mon dude, most people acknowledge a huge cross-over between prog and zeuhl, sure zeuhl can exist without progressive elements, but angherr shisspa and most popular zeuhl albums exhibit progressive rock tendencies so it might as well just be lumped in with it, you could make the same argument with canterbury scene and psych rock, it's all just semantics
lol youre a walking stereotype of a prog purist idiot so into semantics
>most people acknowledge a huge cross-over between prog and zeuhl
There is some, but zeuhl developed independently from progressive rock. There is no King Crimson, Yes, ELP, etc on Magma's debut, for example.