I did a little research on Rachael after I posted and was stunned to find out she's 36 yrs old. She's been singing for some time, only recently climbing the pop polls..
Prog Rock is not everyone's cup of tea, and you do have to be in the right frame of mind to listen to it even if it is your thing.
To those who don't care for it, I get that to them it just sounds random, chaotic, perhaps even made up as it goes along without rhyme or reason.
This piece by Yes is a fine example, and I envy the mind that has the imagination to create something so ethereal in it's form, as well as appreciate the musicianship required to produce the finished article.
It's 15 mins long, so I understand if you don't care to listen, but feel that you would be rewarded if you did.
2 of my favorite prog rock bands, I do understand what you are saying @steve when I play any prog rock people just look at me with a look of "WTF" on their face. I understand it's not for everyone.
OK, get your heart (and party) started.
I"m a real fan. I remember when Pink was, well, Pink. She's come a long, long way since then, evidence this early video.
Princess Leia’s Stolen Death Star Plans (say it out loud in the same rhythm as you would Sgt. Peppers Lonely Heart’s Club Band) is the project of Palette-Swap Ninja, who has gamely rendered a parody of every Sgt. Pepper’s song as the story of A New Hope. It's brilliant!
There's an 11 track playlist on Youtube... it's genius...