Prog
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mehdi.i.e.e.e
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- Feb 28, 2002
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toolsofthetrade
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Cerulean
Not very cerulean eh
toolsofthetrade
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Cerulean
Not very cerulean eh
toolsofthetrade
Member
i knew that 
wasnt reacting in that fashion.
tho i must admit some music which is inspired on prog can be nice - HevyDevy for instance
wasnt reacting in that fashion.tho i must admit some music which is inspired on prog can be nice - HevyDevy for instance
intet
Average Bear
i like Dream Theater, it's just that people seem to want to dislike them for all sorts of made up reasons.. DT's music is not complicated or masturbatory - it's very easy listening. i find myself humming along with entire albums, drumming with my fingers.
what makes something progressive? do you have to throw away your albums the next day because it's not progressive anymore?
what makes something progressive? do you have to throw away your albums the next day because it's not progressive anymore?
rafael
wannabe
I bought three DT-albums last time I was in Poland. Didn't even know what kind of music it was, I just trusted my mates. Can't say I like it all...
Allan
New Metal Member
I gave up on that genre labelling long time ago, didn't really make sense to me. I think Steffen Brandt is onto something when he insists his music is pop when asked, as in popular music. They also present themselves as Denmarks most boring orchestra, since that was what some reporter wrote years ago,
I like some kinds of prog, but there are some bands in the genre (Spiral Architect, Symphony X) that I cannot stand.
I think the reason why many people don't like Dream Theater is the singer's voice. I have to admit that it took me a long time to get used to it.
I do listen to a lot of bands that consider themselves 'prog' that other people wouln't necessarily put then into that genre, such as Porcupine Tree, Rush or Amphoteric.
I think the reason why many people don't like Dream Theater is the singer's voice. I have to admit that it took me a long time to get used to it.
I do listen to a lot of bands that consider themselves 'prog' that other people wouln't necessarily put then into that genre, such as Porcupine Tree, Rush or Amphoteric.
Cerulean
Not very cerulean eh
toolsofthetrade
Member
intet
Average Bear
pagan2002
danny cavanagh
prog rock is a bit sad in a way. though it must have its place cos loads of people have played it. people called floyd 'prog' but i dont reckon. yes? no thanks!
Andy_2003
Member
Danny, what category is anathema in now? do you know? alternative rock? kinda like alternative 4
Cerulean
Not very cerulean eh
Andy_2003 said:
MFN say theyre 'emotional indie rockers' so it must be true. Record labels have special powers you know! They invent the words that you all follow
How do you describe the latest Anathema stuff then?
intet
Average Bear
it matters if it's prog, because that would be sad. apparently.Cerulean said:Does that matter?
Andy_2003
Member
Duncan, when you were doing Alternative 4 and up to releasing it did you still feel like it was metal and that you were in a metal band?
And Anathema's latest stuff, well alternative 4 and judgement I'd make my own genre and call it 'fucking classy rock' nah but really, erm, alternative rock, I guess... and a fine day to exit to i think, i even read someone describing AFDTE as nu metal! lol not quite i think
And Anathema's latest stuff, well alternative 4 and judgement I'd make my own genre and call it 'fucking classy rock' nah but really, erm, alternative rock, I guess... and a fine day to exit to i think, i even read someone describing AFDTE as nu metal! lol not quite i think
