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| Formed by three Berklee graduates, this band is often considered the pioneer of progressive metal. | |
| This band's first singer was the second member (on an album) to leave. Their second drummer (on an album) was also their second lead singer. | |
| Popular in their own right, members of this band went on to join King Crimson, Asia, the Moody Blues and the Buggles among others. | |
| Their first singer went insane after their first album, but that didn't stop the band from becoming one of the most distinctive and influential. | |
| Their one big hit included no lyrics but a whole lot of yodelling. | |
| This band's 'classic' lineup featured a saxophonist but no bassist. No static, either. | |
| One of the most popular current progressive rock bands, their recent albums have included guest spots by Robert Fripp, Adrian Belew and Alex Lifeson. | |
| This female singer-songwriter was discovered at the age of 16 by Pink Floyd's David Gilmour. | |
| This band's second album, released in 1967, was recorded with the London Festival Orchestra. | |
| This female-fronted prog rock band derived its name from a Terry Riley minimalist composition. | |
| Originally fronted by a singer from Zanzibar, this quartet remains one of the best-selling bands of all time. | |
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| As evidenced by their first big single, the lyrics of this popular progressive metal band often deal with drug-related themes. | |
| His debut album was the first ever record to be released on the Virgin Records label. | |
| Getting their name from a Tolkien novel, this group was among the very first 'neo-prog' bands. | |
| This 'easygoing' band was founded by three brothers and 'three friends'. | |
| Their first drummer was John Rutsey. Their second has become a rock legend. | |
| Almost all of the lyrics from this band's albums have been in a fake language called 'Kobaian'. No, it's not Sigur Ros. | |
| This trio was prog's first 'supergroup', featuring members from The Nice, Atomic Rooster and King Crimson. | |
| This band is named after a 17th Century agriculturist, and not a band member. | |
| This band has gone through several complete lineup changes with the only constant being guitarist Robert Fripp. | |
| This quintet's first lineup in 1969 was completely different from their 'classic' lineup in 1971. No wonder their name is a synonym of 'rebirth'... | |
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