Ten “progressive rock” (using the term a bit loosely) albums I could listen to every day — one per artist and definitely often not the most popular or obvious choice (chronological, so as to avoid ranking them):
Emerson, Lake & Palmer – “Tarkus” (1971)
Genesis – “Nursery Cryme” (1971)
Yes – “Close to the Edge” (1972)
King Crimson – “Red” (1974)
Supertramp – “Crime of the Century” (1974)
Pink Floyd – “Wish You Were Here” (1975)
Rush – “A Farewell to Kings” (1977)
Peter Gabriel – 3 (“Melt”) (1980)
Kate Bush – “Never for Ever” (1980)
Tangerine Dream – “Tangram” (1980)