worldwide_suicide
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localloadie said:Well I don't know marveling over how experimental and progressive that Dredg group isn't extremely stupid. The composition of the progressions are the old I IV V (I bet there is only one other person who has a clue what that means in this forum). They're using common time in the songs I can hear and their isn't much other than basic rhythmic patterns. So my question is how the fuck is that shit experimental? I'd like one of you dipshits to really break it down for me, I really would.
worldwide_suicide said:i'm too lazy to list all the reasons why dredg is great... it's your loss so i won't bother
1. the definition of progressive is typically more general than that.Nothinggod said:I have to admit I had never heard of these guys before. I thought since you were all so excited about them apparently, they must be worth a listen. Personally I don't really see what is either progressive or experimental about I IV V progressions in 4/4 at all. This sounds to me like the same kind of thing Oasis or U2 or the Verve were doing 10 years ago. I could have lived in my former ignorance of these guys quite happily.
Prove it is good to the point where I can't have a difference of opinionworldwide_suicide said:when did i say they were "experimental" asshole? they are just creating good music with good feeling and doing it quite interesting.
if you can't appreciate what these guys are doing because they are not experimental enough or because they play basic rhythmic patterns i feel sorry for you... your head has reached higher up your ass
Actually I listened to music from each of their records. Good is a matter of opinion.Braighs said:1. the definition of progressive is typically more general than that.
2. progressive != good.
3. CWA is not progressive in any form. (assuming you listened to that)
4. spelling this out made me
worldwide_suicide said:i called you stupid because of the reasons you listed for disliking a band, and i still think you're stupid for disapproving a band based on how experimental they are or what rhythmic patterns they use
My perspective is fine, I know exactly how to analyse a piece of music, especially when it is as straight forward as the music of this band. I don't see how playing the most basic diatonic based progression in common time is experimenting. It's not like they are basing microtonal melodic structures on kabbalistic numerology in order to explore the tonal function of the golden mean. Given, the term 'experimental' could be seen as relative, but what are these guys experimental relative to? 'Twinkle Twinkle Little Star'?Braighs said:hmm...I thought they didn't want to presesnt themselves like that since CWA...
but you need a big perspective change if you don't think Leitmotif and El Cielo are experimental. progressive could be debated.
Braighs said:...relative to alot of bands that their fans listen to, bands in the hardcore/alt rock scene. Honestly, this has more to do with the things they add to the music (soundscapes, concepts) than with the music itself. That's why I wouldn't argue that they are progressive.
LMAOI think that you really just need to learn to live with a difference of opinion.
LMAO. It's a fuking alt/rock band, not 20th century modernism.It's not like they are basing microtonal melodic structures on kabbalistic numerology in order to explore the tonal function of the golden mean.
Braighs said:Sorry if I don't have the time or patience to dwell on every detail of every post on your precious forum Mr. Sammy. :angry tomato:
= addressing exclusively and directlyThe last few posts are no different than watching 2 guys (one who has...