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    Posted: January 19 2008 at 12:29
Enough!
 
I thought this thread could be left open so people could still offer something constructive about the split,or to talk about bands we might have placed in the wrong sub,but I was wrong.


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Originally posted by Avantgardehead Avantgardehead wrote:

Originally posted by the_id the_id wrote:

In my opinion prog died in the late 70's and after several failed attempts at resuscitation, never recovered and passed away noisily, still clinging to the belief that the Americas could save it. However they killed it stone dead, with prissy noises and duff heavy metal bands.


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Originally posted by the_id the_id wrote:

In my opinion prog died in the late 70's and after several failed attempts at resuscitation, never recovered and passed away noisily, still clinging to the belief that the Americas could save it. However they killed it stone dead, with prissy noises and duff heavy metal bands.


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wow. well that could be one of the most off topic trollish things ive heard. thanks for your opinion id, but this thread is already stone dead. your making an attempt to revive it with your own prissy noises. close this thread? please?
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Points: 47 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 18 2008 at 20:09
Are people making up this nonsense? It really is just heavy metal done in different styles and allow sites such as this to draw people in and allow any noise to be prog.
 
In my opinion prog died in the late 70's and after several failed attempts at resuscitation, never recovered and passed away noisily, still clinging to the belief that the Americas could save it. However they killed it stone dead, with prissy noises and duff heavy metal bands.
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^ It's Post Metal with a definitive influence/root in Sludge Metal. 
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what  is Post Sludge Metal, i never heared about this subgenre or what is. Confused
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Originally posted by BaldFriede BaldFriede wrote:

It is inane within this site. There are in my opinion two possibilities: Either Prog Metal stays included on this site, then it should be treated like every other category and not get an "Extrawurst" with lots of sub categories. The other possibility: You create a Prog Metal site of its own where there can be all the subcategories you want. We don't have lots of subcategories for symphonic either, and there are lots of very different bands under that umbrella too with very many different styles. And I don't see the necessity for subcategorizing symphonic. Mike will probably say "Ah, but Prog Metal is different", but then there is option one for him.


There is also the option "the way it is now", which I'm perfectly happy with. It's the best solution I can think of within the given limitation of having only one genre per artist.
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Originally posted by BaldFriede BaldFriede wrote:

Well, it is insane in my opinion. It would be much better if a band could belong to more than just one genre. All this sub categorizing is only necessary because this is not the case. We will soon have a jazz-rock/fusion sub-genre in Prog Metal and a Metal sub-genre in jazz-rock/fusion. This does definitely NOT make it easier for the viewer of this site.
Currently a lot of bands are in here under a wrong moniker because of this problem. Kraan and Embryo, for example, are listed under jazz-rock/fusion. The first albums of Kraan are, however, typically Kraut too with their quirky humour. And anyone who knows just a little bit of Embryo definitely feels confused to see them listed under jazz-rock/fusion. Tangerine Dream and Klaus Schulze are listed under "Progressive electronic", although their origins are definitely in Kraut and their first albums definitely belong there. I could continue this endlessly.


Still, only few people come over to my website where multi genre has been possible for almost two years now. Most of the words you're using to describe the albums are available as tags ... "quirky", "humour" etc..
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Points: 17493 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 15 2008 at 22:32

Mmm.... what part of "NOW it can be closed" isn't so clear? Tongue

I guess for further discussion in the sub-genre-ization thing you have to create another thread. This one has lost credibility and no one will visit except for weirdos like me who want to have the last word....Tongue... If you want everybody to participate in a thread about genres, create one.
 
NOW (as in this moment) it (referring to the thread) can (as in "you're able to do it") be (as in "action", a verb coming to life) closed (verb and results we expect).
 
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Well, it is insane in my opinion. It would be much better if a band could belong to more than just one genre. All this sub categorizing is only necessary because this is not the case. We will soon have a jazz-rock/fusion sub-genre in Prog Metal and a Metal sub-genre in jazz-rock/fusion. This does definitely NOT make it easier for the viewer of this site.
Currently a lot of bands are in here under a wrong moniker because of this problem. Kraan and Embryo, for example, are listed under jazz-rock/fusion. The first albums of Kraan are, however, typically Kraut too with their quirky humour. And anyone who knows just a little bit of Embryo definitely feels confused to see them listed under jazz-rock/fusion. Tangerine Dream and Klaus Schulze are listed under "Progressive electronic", although their origins are definitely in Kraut and their first albums definitely belong there. I could continue this endlessly.


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Points: 37575 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 15 2008 at 07:29
^ Other teams are considering sub-categorising their subgenres by movements, factions, styles and regionality within the subgenre. This will not involve creating new subs as PM and Art Rock did, but in essence it is the same thing as it collects similar bands and artists together.

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It is inane within this site. There are in my opinion two possibilities: Either Prog Metal stays included on this site, then it should be treated like every other category and not get an "Extrawurst" with lots of sub categories. The other possibility: You create a Prog Metal site of its own where there can be all the subcategories you want. We don't have lots of subcategories for symphonic either, and there are lots of very different bands under that umbrella too with very many different styles. And I don't see the necessity for subcategorizing symphonic. Mike will probably say "Ah, but Prog Metal is different", but then there is option one for him.


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Points: 159 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 15 2008 at 01:33
These sub categories of metal seems inane to me because there is only one category metal fits inside.  To put it simply music is just music.  This discussion is laughable. LOL
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Points: 2779 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 14 2008 at 22:42
Transatlantic is the greatest band ever. Now it can be closed.
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Points: 46833 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 14 2008 at 21:58
Originally posted by The T The T wrote:

Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

Originally posted by schizoid_man77 schizoid_man77 wrote:


More sub genres=More bands albums being on the definitive top twenty= More bands being recognized and appreciated. NOTHING BAD CAN COME FROM THIS!
 



^ wise words...

now it can be closed LOL
 
No.. I have to have the last word....
 
The split was done like 19261 months ago....
 
Opinions are important... but the split is done and finished, and WORKING.
 
So, let's save our livers....Tongue
 
NOW it can be closed


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Originally posted by BaldJean BaldJean wrote:

I am not too happy with it, to be honest. avant-garde is avant-garde; everything else is secondary. I don't see the need to differentiate between prog avant-garde and prog metal avant-garde. I personally believe metal and avant-garde are mutually exclusive. by that I don't want to belittle prog metal bands. but take a look at the prog avant-garde bands: do you honestly think there is much "rock" in bands like the Residents or Henry Cow? certainly not, which is what makes them avant-garde. if there were more rock in them they would cease to be avant-garde. which is why many people don't see these artists as belonging in here. I think it is the same with Prog Metal: as soon as the "Metal" part becomes too obvious they cease to be avant-garde. which is why I think one avant-garde genre is enough to throw them all in
 
I don't see how any two genres can be mutually exclusive. Genre fusing happens everywhere, I don't see why it can't happen with rock and avant-garde. Heck, I have albums of avant-garde RAP!
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Points: 17493 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 13 2008 at 20:46
Originally posted by micky micky wrote:

Originally posted by schizoid_man77 schizoid_man77 wrote:


More sub genres=More bands albums being on the definitive top twenty= More bands being recognized and appreciated. NOTHING BAD CAN COME FROM THIS!
 



^ wise words...

now it can be closed LOL
 
No.. I have to have the last word....
 
The split was done like 19261 months ago....
 
Opinions are important... but the split is done and finished, and WORKING.
 
So, let's save our livers....Tongue
 
NOW it can be closed
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Originally posted by schizoid_man77 schizoid_man77 wrote:


More sub genres=More bands albums being on the definitive top twenty= More bands being recognized and appreciated. NOTHING BAD CAN COME FROM THIS!
 



^ wise words...

now it can be closed LOL
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Points: 6890 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 13 2008 at 18:56

Whats done is don, Jean stop.

More sub genres=More bands albums being on the definitive top twenty= More bands being recognized and appreciated. NOTHING BAD CAN COME FROM THIS!
 
Now, can we please close this thread.
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