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Topic ClosedAsian/M-Eastern Prog WC: Cosmos Factory/Sympozion
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Poll Question: Which band/artist do you prefer?
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    Posted: November 16 2012 at 12:19
Poll closed.

Cosmos Factory advances, and Sympozion is eliminated.
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Poll ends tomorrow.
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Cosmos Factory easily.
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This is very hard for me. Sympozion were one of the more capable bands to come out of Israel but their sole album although has many outstanding moments, still leaves me a bit cold with its eclectic complex compositions and sound. What are they doing on JRF I don't know...

Cosmos Factory have two better albums (one which I would rate with 5 stars), one OK and one bad. Overall their style is more "down to earth" and fits my taste better. Definitely one of my favorite bands in this tournament, they have my vote for sure.

While working on their second album, the driving force behind Sympozion, Arik Hayat committed suicide and by that terminated the band for good. So in his memory I wouldn't mind them winning this one. Beer
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Sympozion by an incalculably large margin here.

Edited by Anthony H. - November 13 2012 at 16:10
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Sympozion
Dig me...But don't...Bury me
I'm running still, I shall until, one day, I hope that I'll arrive
Warning: Listening to jazz excessively can cause a laxative effect.
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Points: 6088 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 13 2012 at 14:38
Asian & Middle-Eastern Prog "World" Cup: Leg 2 Semi-Finals, Round 7 of 8

This bracket is for the second of four legs. There will be two more of these, with 32 new artists each. If a band you like hasn't shown up yet, they will likely appear in a later leg.



Chose your preferred artist. The one with the most votes moves on to the next round.

SAMPLES:

Cosmos Factory:


Sympozion:


The Final 16, so far:

Acid Mothers Temple
Ahvak
Asia Minor
Hiromi Uehara
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