Latest about prog rock
David Gilmour reveals how his guitar solo for a Pink Floyd classic was wiped away forever
His bandmates Roger Waters and Nick Mason were the guilty parties
Robert Fripp issues a hilarious response to the claim that King Crimson is in the studio making a new record
Jakko Jakszyk’s comments about a forthcoming album have since been quashed by the band’s management, and now Fripp has weighed in as well
Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson says Eric Clapton and Cream are the birthplace of prog rock
He notes that Jethro Tull shed their folk and blues beginnings in favor of more experimental music after Clapton paved the way
Why Ian Anderson counts this Jethro Tull track as the band's most signficant work
The 1974 smash reversed Tull's fortunes as they entered the studio for their sink-or-swim fourth album
Martin Barre neglected one aspect of guitar until another famous player helped him see the light
The former Jethro Tull guitarist says, "There’s always some aspect that will grab me, and right now it’s my right-handed technique"
Ian Anderson and guitarist Mick Abrahams regroup the original Jethro Tull in 2002 for a return to their blues roots
The get-together reveals how the prog-rock innovators might have turned out were it not for Anderson's ambitions
Steven Wilson reveals what King Crimson's music taught him about Robert Fripp's genius
Reworking Crimson's iconic debut helped the modern prog guitarist understand what made the group so innovative in the first place
Alex Lifeson explains how modding his Stratocaster led him to create one of his most iconic guitars
The guitarist also revealed he and Geddy Lee are “bombarded” by requests from drummers to resurrect Rush
