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- Progg abstract "Progg, a contraction of the Swedish word for "progressive music" (progressiv musik) was a left-wing and anti-commercial musical movement in Sweden that had its roots in the late 1960s, and its golden age in the 1970s. It should not be confused with the English expression progressive music or progressive rock. Progg is not a genre. There were progg bands playing progressive rock, but the progg movement encompassed many other genres.The progg movement was closely connected to similar movements in arts, theatre and design, and to alternative life styles and left wing views. The people playing and listening to this music came to be called proggare (Lit. proggers) in Swedish.".
- Progg instrument Bass_guitar.
- Progg instrument Drum_kit.
- Progg instrument Electric_guitar.
- Progg instrument Keyboard_instrument.
- Progg instrument Percussion_instrument.
- Progg stylisticOrigin Avant-garde.
- Progg stylisticOrigin Blues.
- Progg stylisticOrigin Blues_rock.
- Progg stylisticOrigin Experimental_rock.
- Progg stylisticOrigin Folk_music.
- Progg stylisticOrigin Folk_rock.
- Progg stylisticOrigin Pop_music.
- Progg stylisticOrigin Psychedelic_rock.
- Progg stylisticOrigin Reggae.
- Progg stylisticOrigin Rock_music.
- Progg thumbnail Gärdesfesten_1971.jpg?width=300.
- Progg wikiPageExternalLink www.progg.se.
- Progg wikiPageID "2221830".
- Progg wikiPageRevisionID "585844418".
- Progg bgcolor "#BB0022".
- Progg color "white".
- Progg culturalOrigins "1960.0".
- Progg hasPhotoCollection Progg.
- Progg instruments Bass_guitar.
- Progg instruments Drum_kit.
- Progg instruments Electric_guitar.
- Progg instruments Keyboard_instrument.
- Progg instruments Percussion_instrument.
- Progg name "Progg".
- Progg popularity "1980.0".
- Progg stylisticOrigins Avant-garde.
- Progg stylisticOrigins Blues.
- Progg stylisticOrigins Blues_rock.
- Progg stylisticOrigins Experimental_rock.
- Progg stylisticOrigins Folk_music.
- Progg stylisticOrigins Folk_rock.
- Progg stylisticOrigins Pop_music.
- Progg stylisticOrigins Psychedelic_rock.
- Progg stylisticOrigins Reggae.
- Progg stylisticOrigins Rock_music.
- Progg subject Category:Socialism.
- Progg subject Category:Swedish_styles_of_music.
- Progg type Abstraction100002137.
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- Progg type AuditoryCommunication107109019.
- Progg type Communication100033020.
- Progg type ExpressiveStyle107066659.
- Progg type Manner104928903.
- Progg type Music107020895.
- Progg type MusicGenre107071942.
- Progg type Property104916342.
- Progg type SwedishStylesOfMusic.
- Progg type Genre.
- Progg type MusicGenre.
- Progg type TopicalConcept.
- Progg type MusicalComposition.
- Progg type Concept.
- Progg comment "Progg, a contraction of the Swedish word for "progressive music" (progressiv musik) was a left-wing and anti-commercial musical movement in Sweden that had its roots in the late 1960s, and its golden age in the 1970s. It should not be confused with the English expression progressive music or progressive rock. Progg is not a genre.".
- Progg label "Progg".
- Progg sameAs Progg.
- Progg sameAs m.06x205.
- Progg sameAs Q1775316.
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- Progg sameAs Progg.
- Progg wasDerivedFrom Progg?oldid=585844418.
- Progg depiction Gärdesfesten_1971.jpg.
- Progg isPrimaryTopicOf Progg.
- Progg name "Progg".
