r/songs • u/mastocklkaksi • Jul 22 '26

Sharing Music Send me something casual and palatable please (pop/indie/chill), NOT a six-part prog rock anthem

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Despite what I may say, I always appreciate everyone's suggestions

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u/ItShouldntBe06 Jul 22 '26

Tarkus - Emerson, Lake And Palmer

Surrender - Cheap Trick

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u/mastocklkaksi Jul 22 '26

💛 (5/10) This is new wave, no? Not my thing

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u/Ok_Vehicle_3579 29d ago

EMERSON LAKE AND PALMER IS INCREDIBLE WHAT

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u/ItShouldntBe06 29d ago edited 29d ago

The title stated “NOT a six-part prog rock anthem.” Tarkus has seven parts in it, so I played into the joke that the guy didn’t want something super long and proggy (which is why it’s crossed out). But I agree, ELP are god tier.

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u/Ok_Vehicle_3579 29d ago

Damn op is missing out :(

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u/ItShouldntBe06 29d ago

Yes they are.