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Points: 571 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 29 2009 at 14:47
やっぱり日本なら四人囃子でしょう。日本のバンドの筆頭格がデータベースから抜け落ちてるのがなんとも残念。
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2000年代でなら、売り上げ枚数も完成度の高さもピカイチなSound Horizonもはずすわけには行きませんが、やっぱりデータベースに入っていません。新井真理子さんが在籍していた頃の作品は今でもよく聞きます。ある意味、一番好きなバンドなのかもしれません。
 
女性のみのバンドなら1st、2ndがよく出来ているVelvet Pawやら90年前後には日本屈指の注目バンドの一つと言えたRosaliaも好きですよ。
 
ピンポイントの注目作なら、中森明菜/不思議だとか椎名林檎/加爾基 精液 栗ノ花だとかKahimi Karie/Trapezisteなんていったところも面白いアルバムですね。なかなか、データベースに追加されないと思いますが、知っておいて損はないでしょう。
 
ジャズ･ロック系だとSpace Circusなんかもいいですねぇ。
もう少しマニアックなところであればSuara Ombakなんかも、ジャズ･ロック系の作品としては外せません。
 
なんだか、リストに載っていないものばかり挙げてしまいましたが・・・。いえ、普通に名の知れたバンドもアーティストもよく聞いています。
 
なれない英語で書くのは面倒だったので、日本語で失礼。
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Points: 17493 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 29 2009 at 07:12
Originally posted by Atavachron Atavachron wrote:

Japan has some marvelous prog bands; Flat 122, Interpose+, Muddy World, Le Silo..

What a wonderful and adventurous outfit LE SILO is! Clap
Thanks David for your input! Big smile
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Points: 17493 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 24 2009 at 17:46
Originally posted by Captain Capricorn Captain Capricorn wrote:

Originally posted by DamoXt7942 DamoXt7942 wrote:

It's so interesting that I've had many experiences some famous progressive rock bands in my nation is more known in another nation. Shocked
For me it is sometimes a pity but sometimes a pleasure to learn more about native bands.Big smile
 
Shingetsu was pretty cool Thumbs Up

Yes, Sir! And thanks so much from one of Japanese Shingetsu fans. Clap
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Points: 1085 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 24 2009 at 09:34
Originally posted by DamoXt7942 DamoXt7942 wrote:

It's so interesting that I've had many experiences some famous progressive rock bands in my nation is more known in another nation. Shocked
For me it is sometimes a pity but sometimes a pleasure to learn more about native bands.Big smile
 
Shingetsu was pretty cool Thumbs Up
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Points: 17493 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 24 2009 at 09:22
Originally posted by moreitsythanyou moreitsythanyou wrote:

I know that Southern NY has produced both Dream Theater and Coheed and Cambria. With NYC I'm sure there are others but I can't think of them.

How about New York Gong? Tongue (...sorry)
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I know that Southern NY has produced both Dream Theater and Coheed and Cambria. With NYC I'm sure there are others but I can't think of them.
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Points: 17493 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 23 2009 at 23:23
The more deeply I dig out Shinki Chen, a Japanese charismatic guitarist, the more interesting his stance for Japanese progressive rock I can find. Clap

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Originally posted by fil karada fil karada wrote:

Hm... Portugal... let me see... I guess not much: Banda do Casaco, Quarteto 1111 and José Cid solo basically.


Tantra's Misterios e maravilhas is a great album! Also don't forget Petrus Castrus. But my favourite is jose Cid; 10000 anos depois entre Venus e Marte.
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Hm... Portugal... let me see...
I guess not much: Banda do Casaco, Quarteto 1111 and José Cid solo basically.


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Norway have som Progressive rock acts ass well
Popul vu 70s
Magic Pie, Motorpsycho, Pagans Mind, Jaga Jazzist, Gåte, 22 ( a new Mars Volta influenced band), Arcturius, Ulver (only mention bands i have heard som songs)
jazz: Jan Garbarek, Terje Rypdal.

but Norways moust famous acts issent Prog - a-ha, TNT, Turbonegro, Dimmu Borgir, Satyricon, Røyksopp, Madrugada and Edvard Grieg.

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I've actually found a great prog metal band :) (From Australia, Canberra to be specific)

They are called "Taliesin", a mix between "Porcupine Tree" and "Dream Theater", although leaning more towards the latter in My honest opinion.

I just got their album, it's great.

You can check them out on MySpace.

http://www.myspace.com/taliesinband

A bit of fun trivia - Their guitarist (Richard Moseley) is my friend's guitar teacher, and thats how I got onto them in the first place.Taliesin's MySpace!
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Oh yea! MAN MADE MACHINE is a KILLER album! Clap
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Just skimmed through this thread and found a section discussing Swedish prog but even though most of the famous acts were linked through the search function, I was surprised to see one of my favorites missing: Carptree

Unfortunately for gigs I live a little off but just a few weeks ago the wife and I happily went to an Opeth concert here in little Falun. It's strange how regular media in Sweden doesn't get how absolutely huge this group is internationally.

Anekdoten is originally from Borlänge which is a mere 15 mins away, but I guess they moved to Stockholm because they needed a bigger music scene.
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Points: 4160 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 11 2009 at 09:48
Originally posted by poslednijat_colobar poslednijat_colobar wrote:

I'm bulgarian and I know very little about bugarian prog bands, but unfortunately that's because they are almost zero! Cry We have one new band now - TravelHouse and one new artist Velislav Ivanov. One classic band - FSB, of course, too!


What about Stoyan Yankoulov and Shturzite?Smile

About Croatia, off the top of my head: Ashes You Leave, Death Of Folk, Ivan Mihaljevic, Slavogorje, Zagrob, Legen, Kries, Let 3, Kwadrat nodnoll., Dying Sun Ensemble, Sexa, Lunar, Radio Free Isaac, Tamara Obrovac & Transhistria Ensemble, Franci Blašković & Gori Usssi Winnetou, Acezantez Ensemble, Hesus Attor, Father, Sinteza, Lotos, Combinate, Matchless Gift, Etui Etui Soniczoil, Anti Music Band, Vještice, Dee Dee Mellow, Blue Forest, Good Day Toadie,  and that's only bands not on the PA yet.
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Originally posted by inrainbows inrainbows wrote:

^^^
I know the bands you ' ve mentioned.
 " La Tulipe Noir" is active though, preparing a new record ,to be released later this year.
really?thats great!the bad thing is that nobody knows them here in greece...
www.myspace.com/quadratheband
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^^^
I know the bands you ' ve mentioned.
 " La Tulipe Noir" is active though, preparing a new record ,to be released later this year.
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Originally posted by inrainbows inrainbows wrote:

Originally posted by thanos_2112 thanos_2112 wrote:

Greetings from Greece!we have Aphrodites Child and Vangelis hehe!
the scene here has lots of prog metal bands and many post/experimental bands also!


Not only  !  Smile
Don't miss the uncomparable "La Tulipe Noir" , as well as " Akritas", "Purple Overdose"
" Hraklis", "4 Levels of Existence" and so many others....

Well these bands are all very nice but most of them don't play anymore and aren't very famous...
I mentioned Aphrodites Child And Vangelis because they are well known in the Archives!
You should also check out bands like Wastefall,Fragile Vastness,Enstro and Poem!
www.myspace.com/quadratheband
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Points: 17493 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: May 11 2009 at 03:41
Originally posted by thanos_2112 thanos_2112 wrote:

Greetings from Greece!we have Aphrodites Child and Vangelis hehe!
the scene here has lots of prog metal bands and many post/experimental bands also!


Welcome, great Quadra! Big smile
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