March 27, 20205 yr I didn't see anything other than the "Bands chicks don't like," thread. I'll start out with this band. YYNot - I believe they started out as a Rush tribute band. I follow the bass player on FB (he's a bad ass player) They have a girl singer, I prefer this. This was posted today. Freaking talent. (I'm not a fan of shredding guitar playing either.) Bass Player doing "Freewill." Wait till the solo.
March 29, 20205 yr This guy has been working on this for a couple of years, song by song, finally finished, the entire Lamb Lies Down album animated, it's fantastic, one of the coolest things I've ever seen. Tons of period (1974 or so) musical easter eggs if you look closely... (ETA - the only thing I don't like is that he used the remixed version, doesn't have the punch of the original imo...) Edited March 29, 20205 yr by UTCzech III
March 29, 20205 yr One of the first prog rock bands with one of the best guitar solos ever laid down.
April 9, 20205 yr On 3/27/2020 at 2:02 PM, Rip76 said: I didn't see anything other than the "Bands chicks don't like," thread. I'll start out with this band. YYNot - I believe they started out as a Rush tribute band. I follow the bass player on FB (he's a bad ass player) They have a girl singer, I prefer this. This was posted today. Freaking talent. (I'm not a fan of shredding guitar playing either.) Bass Player doing "Freewill." Wait till the solo. The tone that bass is so sick. That section of Freewill where the three of them are doing solo's in unison and then it ties back up is serious shit. Those bass lines are killer.
April 10, 20205 yr Can someone define prog rock before I make a fool of myself posting videos from Alan parsons project and the sweet?
April 10, 20205 yr Author I would put Alan Parsons in the Prog category, (on I, Robot alone) and Sweet in the PowerPop category.
May 1, 20205 yr Porcupine Tree is the shit. Inject it into my veins. Obviously Rush, Yes, Dream Theater, King Crimson, Pink Floyd are all staples. Steven Wilson solo sort of fills the PT void, but I’ve not found anything else that really measures up. I’d assume we’re all comfortable putting Tool into the Prog Metal category
November 6, 20205 yr Little known fact: No black person has ever purchased an Emerson Lake and Palmer album... true story
April 8, 20214 yr I really dig this version of Supper's Ready live, with full orchestra and without the cheesy costumes.
April 8, 20214 yr So I'm gonna throw out some bands and if you thoughts on any of them I'd like to hear them, steer me toward something. I've tried them and I just can't find the right thing I guess. Renaissance (too much on the folk side for me) Gentle Giant (kind of get that Mike Oldfield/jazz fusion feel from them) Tangerine Dream (just getting into them, I like what I've heard so far, need to just give them a good run on Spotify and how much I can handle) Camel - now these guys, I've only heard 1 song, back in high school (early 80's), had it on a mix tape recorded off the radio (KPFT in Houston) with no idea who it was, until maybe 10 years ago when I could finally google the lyrics, this tune I really like, has a kind of David Gilmour first solo album feel to it... any others you can think of, I'll give anything a listen (point of reference, I'd go Floyd-Genesis-Rush-Yes-King Crimson in that order as far as personal preference goes, but I also love Brian Eno, Laurie Anderson, Philip Glass, Zappa, just always looking for something "different")
November 1, 20214 yr HUGE surprise news this morning… Porcupine Tree releasing new album in June. First song already outPorcupinetree.com
November 2, 20214 yr 21 hours ago, Lurch said: HUGE surprise news this morning… Porcupine Tree releasing new album in June. First song already out Porcupinetree.com Anything involving Steven Wilson or Gavin Harrison will always warrant a listen from me. This is great news.
November 2, 20214 yr Anything involving Steven Wilson or Gavin Harrison will always warrant a listen from me. This is great news. Exactly. Both are brilliant
November 4, 20214 yr On 11/1/2021 at 10:13 AM, Lurch said: HUGE surprise news this morning… Porcupine Tree releasing new album in June. First song already out Porcupinetree.com Love when it gets all phrygian and heavy around 3:15. @sidis you'll want to catch this one.
February 11, 20223 yr I don't know if anyone else follows this channel, but this guy is a composer and does a ton of prog listen/reactions, usually breaking down the songs, talking about chord structures etc. He also does a lot of metal as well. The only downside (to me anyway) is that he is not real knowledgeable about back catalogs and such, so sometimes you probably know more about a song than he does. He's a good guy, I enjoy his videos:
October 25, 20232 yr HOLY SHIT!! Portnoy returns to DT https://dreamtheater.net/dream-theater-announce-the-return-of-drummer-mike-portnoy/ Edited October 25, 20232 yr by Lurch
November 9, 20241 yr Stumbled into Karnivool about a month ago and now I have all their shit. check out New Day, Burn the Hive, Simple Boy, Roquefort
November 12, 20241 yr Come for the prog didgeridoo, but stay for the fucking TASTY drum outro that finishes their second album.
November 13, 20241 yr Author To me, a very good song, long past the band's heyday. Almost as good as the early stuff. Edited November 13, 20241 yr by Rip76
May 13May 13 On 11/9/2024 at 2:38 PM, Lurch said: Stumbled into Karnivool about a month ago and now I have all their shit. check out New Day, Burn the Hive, Simple Boy, Roquefort Just got into them. Themata and Goliath were ones I had liked before but they awesome…
May 13May 13 Just got into them. Themata and Goliath were ones I had liked before but they awesome…One of my top bands now. Apple does a good job of recommending prog bands I’d not previously heard, but when these guys, PT and tool come on,it’s clearly another level
May 13May 13 The youtuber I mentioned above, Doug Helvering, turned me on to this band. Just getting into them but I like what I've heard, definitely in the math rock mode. Anybody familiar with them, give me some recommendations. Haken
May 14May 14 The youtuber I mentioned above, Doug Helvering, turned me on to this band. Just getting into them but I like what I've heard, definitely in the math rock mode. Anybody familiar with them, give me some recommendations. Haken [/url] Yeah, Apple spits a lot of their stuff to me, too. Good Doctor and Prosthetic, most often. Good shitOther bands I get a lot are Tesseract, The Ocean, Wheel and Intronaut
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