While a lot of music in the 60s and 70s voiced left-wing opinions, progg was different in the sense that it took a strong socialist stance that often promoted communism and a radical view of how traditional forces in society were oppresing the proletariat.
It's "followers" were often positive to communism and shared radical views of how traditional forces in society were oppresing the proletariat. While a lot of music in the 60s and 70s voiced left-wing opinions, progg was different in the sense that it took a strong socialist stance.
While a lot of music in the 60s and 70s voiced left-wing opinions, progg was different in the sense that it took a strong socialist stance. It's "followers" were often positive to communism and shared radical views of how traditional forces in society were oppresing the proletariat.
While a lot of music in the 60s and 70s voiced left-wing opinions, progg was different in the sense that it took a strong socialist stance. It's "followers" were often positive to communism and shared radical views of how traditional forces in society were oppresing the proletariat.