The Evolution of Progressive Rock in 1982

This chapter explores the dynamic shift in progressive rock during 1982, emphasizing the integration of pop influences while retaining traditional characteristics. It examines influential albums and tracks, including the collaboration between Mike Oldfield and Maggie Riley, reflecting on how these changes catered to both classic fans and new audiences. Additionally, it discusses the rise of neo-progressive rock, highlighting the impact of punk and the complexities within a variety of bands during this transformative era.