PROGRESSIVE TRACKS SHOW #612 (“Conflagration”)

April 22, 2025

THE PROGRESSIVE TRACKS SHOW #612 (“Conflagration”) Lots of things are burning at the moment… So Mike’s burnin’ down the house with some excellent music, new and classic. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Remember, you can access podcasts of any previous Progressive Tracks Show at:  https://progzilla.com/category/podcast/progressive-tracks/(there are over 450 downloadable podcasts available now for your listening enjoyment…whenever… gratis!). Contact Mike via […]

PROGRESSIVE TRACKS SHOW #499 (“Best of 2022”)

January 10, 2023

THE PROGRESSIVE TRACKS SHOW #499 (01-09-2023) “Best of 2022” Mike presents an EPIC 4-1/2 hour Best of 2022 Show… So much great music, the show’s time slot couldn’t contain it. Dive right into in the deep end! PLAYLIST: Ghost Rhythms – “Spectral Music 2” from Spectral Music on Cuneiform Records (NOV 2021) [01:59] !Gerald! – […]

PROGRESSIVE TRACKS SHOW #463 (“Number 9… Number 9…”)

April 19, 2022

THE PROGRESSIVE TRACKS SHOW #463 (“Number 9… Number 9…”) The Progressive Tracks Show is NINE years old this week! Mike celebrates by playing epic tracks that you’re sure to like (Mike also like them because he can be a lazy DJ). Listen in, and do your own little celebration dance to “all the music you […]

PROGRESSIVE TRACKS SHOW #453 (“Your Cracks Are Showing”)

February 8, 2022

THE PROGRESSIVE TRACKS SHOW #453 (“Your Cracks Are Showing”) There’s a LOT going on in the world today… good and bad. There’s also been a lot of inaction.  That may be changing… PLAYLIST: Choreomanic – “Time To Let It Out” from Choreomanic on Graafmachinemusic (2022)  [01:30] Octarine Sky – “VII (feat. Simon Phillips & Guthrie Govan)“ […]

PROGRESSIVE TRACKS SHOW #397 (ProgTracks’ Best of 2020)

January 5, 2021

THE PROGRESSIVE TRACKS SHOW #397 (ProgTracks’ Best of 2020) 2020 is basically history! That’s the FIRST good news. Another bit of good news is that, despite all the bad in 2020… the circumstances seemed to be a boon to music artists’ creativity. There was a TON of great music made in 2020… and we’re going […]

PROGRESSIVE TRACKS SHOW #395 (ProgMas? No, More Like a ProgMESS 2020)

December 22, 2020

THE PROGRESSIVE TRACKS SHOW #395 (ProgMas?  No, More Like a ProgMESS 2020) It’s another ProgMas show! However, as we’re in the middle of a pandemic, this is more of a ProgMESS in 2020.  It’s almost like the strange times have caught up with the strange music… Join in to celebrate the season in typically atypical Progressive […]

PROGRESSIVE TRACKS SHOW #388 (The Halloween/Election Spirit 2020)

November 3, 2020

Progressive Tracks Show #388 (The Halloween/Election Spirit 2020) Not only is it Halloween, but it’s Halloween during a pandemic. Not only is there an important election, but there’s an important election during a pandemic. It’s a scary time… so let’s embrace our reality with some appropriate tuneage, shall we? Adrian Tabacaru – “Antithesis” from Lucifer […]

PROGRESSIVE TRACKS SHOW #385 (Music Unlocked)

October 13, 2020

THE PROGRESSIVE TRACKS SHOW #385 (Music Unlocked) Mike has once again used his skills to unlock music you need to hear.  So go ahead…and hear it! P.S. Mike is not a pirate or thief, but a true supporter of artists.  He hopes you will be too! Uriah Heep – “Sunrise” from The Magician’s Birthday on Castle Communications […]

PROGRESSIVE TRACKS SHOW #372 (The Prog Continues…)

July 14, 2020

Progressive Tracks Show #372 (The Prog Continues…) This week we’ll explore some (mostly) new music with which you may not be familiar. Discovery:  It’s what we do here at The Progressive Tracks Show! Bruford Levin Upper Extremities – “Cracking The Midnight Glass” from Bruford Levin Upper Extremities on Papa Bear Records (1998) SONAR with David […]

PROGRESSIVE TRACKS SHOW #370 (The Beautiful Genre)

June 30, 2020

  Progressive Tracks Show #370 (The Beautiful Genre) Progressive Rock is one of the most emotive and beautiful musical genres… so says I. This week’s show is going to be a big ‘lighter’ overall; each track is beautiful in its own way… and of course, in my opinion. And, sadly, we’ll have a tribute to […]