In their inaugural episode, Paul and Josh investigate the first twenty albums in the Prog Archives Top 100 progressive rock albums of all time. Are these albums worthy of the top 20 slots? Are there obvious misses? Do King Crimson, Genesis, and Yes need three albums each in the top 20? Is Close To the Edge the top prog album of all time? This is part one of a two part (epic) episode.

In their inaugural episode, Paul and Josh investigate the first twenty albums in the Prog Archives Top 100 progressive rock albums of all time. Are these albums worthy of the top 20 slots? Are there obvious misses? Do King Crimson, Genesis, and Yes need three albums each in the top 20? Is Close To the Edge the top prog album of all time? This is part one of a two part (epic) episode.

In their inaugural episode, Paul and Josh investigate the first twenty albums in the Prog Archives Top 100 progressive rock albums of all time. Are these albums worthy of the top 20 slots? Are there obvious misses? Do King Crimson, Genesis, and Yes need three albums each in the top 20? Is Close To the Edge the top prog album of all time?&nbsp;This is part one of a two part (epic) episode.&nbsp;

Prog Archives Book I (Camel, Yes, King Crimson, Rush, Genesis)

Paul and Josh are exploring the classic rock and metal canon to figure out which albums are forgotten gems or hidden mistakes.

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Prog Archives Book I (Camel, Yes, King Crimson, Rush, Genesis)

Prog Archives Book I (Camel, Yes, King Crimson, Rush, Genesis)