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Posted: October 07 2016 at 05:59
I guess I should say "don't get me started" . Apart from "ignore Micky and his trolling ".
The shout out for Lifesigns is a good one, however for me the best relatively new Neo band out there is definitely Sanguine Hum. They're not your typical Neo outfit, and the fragile vocals may put some off, however their fresh sound and amazing chord progressions certainly get my prog senses tingling.
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Posted: October 07 2016 at 05:18
i guess for me it`s Anekdoten, Airbag, maybe Riverside, Pineapple Thief, late Opeth stuff, but all their latest suff is more to sound like mid 70`s classics ))
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Posted: October 04 2016 at 15:10
I never cared for Marillion that much, despite that they're basically "THE" Neo-prog band. I prefer IQ, Pendragon, and Collage. They're all incredible.
One likes to believe in the freedom of music, for glittering prizes and endless compromises shatter the illusion of integrity.
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Posted: October 03 2016 at 08:01
jayem wrote:
Like Wendy, with Live At Armageddon for a start... Instrum second half of "Radioactive Girl" sounds very much like Led Zep's No Quarter (instrum sequence) !
Aragon (at least until mid-90's. Cold strained kitchy 80's-90's sounds perfect for singer's raging falsetto
Tiemko (closer to jazz - fusion, but their own style !)
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Posted: October 03 2016 at 07:29
Like Wendy, with Live At Armageddon for a start... Instrum second half of "Radioactive Girl" sounds very much like Led Zep's No Quarter (instrum sequence) !
Aragon (at least until mid-90's. Cold strained kitchy 80's-90's sounds perfect for singer's raging falsetto
Tiemko (closer to jazz - fusion, but their own style !)
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Posted: September 28 2016 at 11:29
Some of AISLES (Aisles?) is pretty good. 4:45 AM was free at one point and that's the majority of what I've heard from them. Hawaii I think is okay too judging on it's rating currently. They're sort of like a watered down IQ but I still like them well enough.
I esp enjoy the song The Show: it has a feel of graceful endurance and I felt it like like Talk Talk invites Holdsworth and as voices, Levin/Belew (yes a voice that recalls so much Belew ! After I'd been amazed at how Piet Roelofsen (also a dutch singer) sounded similar to Peter Gabriel).
Hi Jean-Mary
I will send you another Demo very soon. Sorry for lately! I had (have) too many troubles . Keep in touch.
I'll listen carefully to it ! Things ain't well but you keep going, and I owe you the more respect.
I esp enjoy the song The Show: it has a feel of graceful endurance and I felt it like like Talk Talk invites Holdsworth and as voices, Levin/Belew (yes a voice that recalls so much Belew ! After I'd been amazed at how Piet Roelofsen (also a dutch singer) sounded similar to Peter Gabriel).
Hi Jean-Mary
I will send you another Demo very soon. Sorry for lately! I had (have) too many troubles . Keep in touch.
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Roj wrote:
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