Prog

Prog is a genre character from The History of Rock & Roll. He is the middle child of the family band, The Five Genres of AOR (now "The Seven Genres".)

Prog made his debut in "The 60's: Part 2", but gets a proper introduction in "The 70's: Part 1". Prog is shy, awkward, and somewhat emotionless. He is underestimated and sometimes unrecognized by even his own family members. In secret, Prog is a musical prodigy, who works tirelessly in the music studio, trying to break away from common themes in music with rhythm and melody. In "Concerts: Part 2", he's known to criticized other bands he deems too boring for his tastes. This has earned him a reputation for coming off as an elitist. Prog has an extensive record collection, and the sound of one of them being sold (via cash register) causes him to break out into "Money" by Pink Floyd.