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Form of Rock Music that evolved in the late 1960's and early 1970's from Psychedelic Rock.

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Progressive rock, often shortened to Prog Rock, is a form of rock music that evolved principally from psychedelic rock, as a result of experimentation with electronic instruments, jazz-rock fusion and classical music. Modern examples of the genre include Genesis, Fish, Marillion and Mostly Autumn.

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The main defining characteristics and tendencies are that the compositions are more elaborate than the standard rock or popular song structure of verse, chorus, etc., the arrangements incorporate stylisations based on classical, jazz, world or even avant-garde music
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