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Good, I'm glad they seem to have worked things out amicably between themselves. 
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What the hell why does this exist https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y21_bGNsKVo It's kind of amazing.
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il_cornuto posted:What the hell why does this exist Sounds like theme for a Bond film set in Japan.
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I haven't spun it yet but the new Threshold album is on Spotify - anyone heard it yet?
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I've been getting into Corima in a big way late. I think they're the only "current" zeuhl band going (tell me I'm wrong), last album came out last year. Magma influence goes without saying but I think they're more actively inspired by Koenjihyakki.
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I guess Magma doesn't count as current? They did a short album last year I believe, and there was also a compilation of lives not too long ago.
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X_Toad posted:I guess Magma doesn't count as current? They did a short album last year I believe, and there was also a compilation of lives not too long ago. Magma are kinda current but they're classic, I'm more meaning newer bands.
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Cymbal Monkey posted:I've been getting into Corima in a big way late. I think they're the only "current" zeuhl band going (tell me I'm wrong), last album came out last year. Magma influence goes without saying but I think they're more actively inspired by Koenjihyakki. there's a few other current bands on Soleil Zeuhl, although i've not really listened to them.
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I know Flying Colors is kinda "borderline prog" but this is still too cool not to share. Today they released a "demastered" version of their first album, removing the compression that was on the original release (and bringing it closer to the mastering style of their second album). It was hardly "brickwalled" in the first place, but there's still a significant difference, and I'm glad they're throwing a bone to their audiophile fans. I wish more bands would do it. Preferably when the album first comes out, but you can't have everything I guess. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zwkg2waXKFA (Ironically, the song used in the trailer is the least different-sounding one.) http://calliopia.org/catalog/true-colors-download/
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Didn't get anything in the vinyl thread, but does anyone know of any record shops in Tampa/St. Petersburg or even Gainesville or Tallahassee that might have a decent prog selection? I'm going that way in a couple of weeks to see Anderson/Rabin/Wakeman. My semi-local source of cheap prog dried up and I though I can order it, I just want to dig through some bins and find some original King Crimson releases (and the ilk). There was a surprisingly decent source spot at an indoor flea market in Jacksonville (found a promo of Discipline), but Jacksonville isn't an option this time.
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RC and Moon Pie posted:Didn't get anything in the vinyl thread, but does anyone know of any record shops in Tampa/St. Petersburg or even Gainesville or Tallahassee that might have a decent prog selection? I'm going that way in a couple of weeks to see Anderson/Rabin/Wakeman. Have you tried Sound Exchange in Brandon? I haven't been there in a year, but they had some good stuff last I checked.
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The new Primus album is super progged out
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I haven't been much for bands who play too many notes lately, but I had a local radio station on while driving in to work today and their stoner/doom/psych show closed with ... lemme make sure I've got this name right ... Axall Hasck's "Koenjihyakkei," which, still, had too many notes, but drat, they were playing their asses off. I'll have to go back to that, check out the record when I start getting the urge for that sound again.
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hexwren posted:I haven't been much for bands who play too many notes lately, but I had a local radio station on while driving in to work today and their stoner/doom/psych show closed with ... lemme make sure I've got this name right ... Koenjihyakkei is the band, Axall Hasck is the song title.
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whoops. well that's what I get from trying to get my phone to identify the song on the road
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Koenjihyakkei are the best band in the universe and I'm willing to fight about it.
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man, i've been listening to the new leprous the last couple of days. this is really sick. the problem i've had with leprous is that they're a bit unremittingly gloomy. while this album is mostly the same in that sense, there are some upbeat and higher tempo riffs and such which, while not changing the overall tone of the album, make it a much easier listen. easily their best work so far (and their other albums have not been bad).
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Crossposting from the metal thread, but the new Dreadnought album is streaming over at No Clean Singing for those of you who like a bit more metal in your prog. I usually compare their work to In the Woods...'s Omnio album. http://www.nocleansinging.com/2017/10/05/an-ncs-album-premiere-and-review-dreadnought-a-wake-in-sacred-waves/
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Seventh Arrow posted:Leprous is really sick, you say? dad please stop embarrassing me in front of my friends
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The new Leprous album would still be incredible if it was exclusively just the drum tracks. Like I am no drumhead and even I can tell it's incredible. It's just a really really beautiful album and I congratulate them on executing their shift in tone/approach so well.
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It's very, very good and given that I thought The Congregation was a lot worse than their previous albums I'm really happy that Malina turned out so well.
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tote up a bags posted:The new Leprous album would still be incredible if it was exclusively just the drum tracks. Like I am no drumhead and even I can tell it's incredible.
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Saw Anderson, Rabin and Wakeman tonight, on one of their last stops on the tour. It was a choice between seeing them or King Crimson in two weeks. Figured I wouldn't have that many chances to see Wakeman, so this it was. And You and I was amazing. Awaken was great, but And You and I was stunning. I really haven't seen that many live shows, but it was easily the best live song I've experienced in person.
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BR has to miss the upcoming leg of KC's tour. He is being subbed by Chris Gibson on keyboards. Chris is a long time Crafty.
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Rust Martialis posted:BR has to miss the upcoming leg of KC's tour. He is being subbed by Chris Gibson on keyboards. Chris is a long time Crafty. Kinda disappointed. I liked BR. This is my first time seeing King Crimson, been wanting to for half my life. Prettttty excited.
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I also saw ARW a week ago. And You And I was great, but I wasn't a fan of the rearrangement of Awaken. Wakeman's Moogs might have been the best sounding Moogs I've ever heard live though.
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https://twitter.com/BruceLevenstein/status/921179595457560576
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Crim played Moonchild tonight in public for the first time since 1969, and I was there 
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all-Rush mixtape posted:Crim played Moonchild tonight in public for the first time since 1969, and I was there F&F show? They're fun.
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all-Rush mixtape posted:Crim played Moonchild tonight in public for the first time since 1969, and I was there Came in here to make sure the photo of the court of the crimson king was posted, but this is super cool also.
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So, I found this new prog group that is essentially a bunch of old dudes (Jeff Scott Soto, Mike Portnoy,, Bumblefoot, Billy Sheehan, and Derek Sherinnian) who’ve played with everyone, and now they are playing together, and i’m surprisingly impressed by the music. I just spun through the album a few times and there is some crazy stuff super musician going on in various breaks Sons of Apollo It sounds like Dream Theatre fired James Labrie and decided to put on their big boy pants on and write some serious prog rock. Actually don’t believe Dream Theatre is capable of music like this anymore. I recommend giving the few tracks on youtube a listen to see if it’s your thing. For me, I’v been waiting something new like this for a while. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=UKkIiI0D_UM
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The idea of serious prog rock doesn't really appeal to me any more. I like whimsical prog rock.
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Mne nravitsya posted:Sons of Apollo boiled it down to the relevant part
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Mne nravitsya posted:So, I found this new prog group that is essentially a bunch of old dudes (Jeff Scott Soto, Mike Portnoy,, Bumblefoot, Billy Sheehan, and Derek Sherinnian) who’ve played with everyone, and now they are playing together, and i’m surprisingly impressed by the music. I just spun through the album a few times and there is some crazy stuff super musician going on in various breaks I've got to say that all sounds really bad
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I have tremendous respect for Portnoy, but this type of music just doesn't work with a standard hard rock vocalist #3,247 that is Soto.
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At first I questioned whether an ex-Guns'N'Roses guitarist would be a good fit for a prog rock band, but he has a double-necked guitar so who am I to dispute his prog cred?? (also acceptable: wearing a cape)
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Mne nravitsya posted:So, I found this new prog group that is essentially a bunch of old dudes (Jeff Scott Soto, Mike Portnoy,, Bumblefoot, Billy Sheehan, and Derek Sherinnian) who’ve played with everyone, and now they are playing together, and i’m surprisingly impressed by the music. I just spun through the album a few times and there is some crazy stuff super musician going on in various breaks Seventh Arrow posted:At first I questioned whether an ex-Guns'N'Roses guitarist would be a good fit for a prog rock band, but he has a double-necked guitar so who am I to dispute his prog cred?? (also acceptable: wearing a cape) Vulture Culture fucked around with this message at 05:53 on Oct 22, 2017 |
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Mne nravitsya posted:Sons of Apollo It's definitely not my thing, for pretty much the same reasons as others have said. I dunno, I guess I've just moved on from this kind of music  To be honest, the only thing that Mike Portnoy's done since DT that I liked was Flying Colors.quote:It sounds like Dream Theatre fired James Labrie and decided to put on their big boy pants on and write some serious prog rock. Actually don’t believe Dream Theatre is capable of music like this anymore. I gave up on Dream Theater after The Astonishing. gently caress that was a poo poo album.
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