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| | Popular Music and Society: The Billboard Guide to Progressive Music - Review |
 | | Progressive music is usually associated with some of the superstar bands of the 1970s, many of whom are still active today, such as Emerson, Lake, and Palmer, Can, Yes, Jethro Tull, King Crimson, and Gentle Giant. |
 | | Progressive music was almost certainly greatly influenced by psychedelic rock; in many cases, a progressive artist's first album was psychedelic rock, e.g., Pink Floyd's Piper at the Gates of Dawn, and Gong's Majick Brother. |
 | | Progressive music heavyweights Gentle Giant and John Zorn are disregarded, and Frank Zappa, Marillon, and IQ are all but disregarded. |
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