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		<title>Classic And Prog Rock</title>
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			<title>The Definition Of Prog?</title>
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			<description><![CDATA[A question that I'm sure has been asked many times before?
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What constitutes prog rock, as opposed to say, classic rock?
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OK, many of the prog rockers of the era jumped on a bandwagon and seemed to think that if you could stretch &quot;Three Blind Mice&quot; to seven minutes, you were &quot;prog&quot;, and I always try to avoid those tracks in the shows.
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But do they have any merit? Where does prog start and classic rock, or just rock, finish?]]></description>
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