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Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 23 2006 at 23:39

GentleTull your musical stagnation is your problem.The rest of us will move on and continue to enjoy the sounds put out by modern bands.Your loss.

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 23 2006 at 23:40
ur not moving on, ur moving backwards lol. I'll be collecting great Italian 70s prog, while you go out and buy modern teenager music :)
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 23 2006 at 23:47

Moving on means nothing if you don't enjoy what you listen to. I'm sick of people of any age saying something to the effect that "Your musical taste is obviously inferior to mine because you're stuck living in the past while I'm moving on" and vice versa. It really doesn't matter. If GT wants to listen to old music and you want to listen to new, then fine. if you find old bands to be broing and want to listen to "music" by TMV and such bands (<--- biased, I know), then you can. Berating others for what they lisen to is ignorant and stupid.

Disregard that last statement if they like non-prog bands.

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 23 2006 at 23:50
Originally posted by Sean Trane Sean Trane wrote:

Originally posted by Rorro Rorro wrote:

Originally posted by Sean Trane Sean Trane wrote:

Originally posted by Rorro Rorro wrote:

Iwould Say that Frances The Mute And Hybris are real Masterpieces, but maybe we have different thougts about what a masterpiece is.

Yup!!!! And this is where it huts badly for some: you must have enough references and experience and background to actually judge what a masterpiece is.

masterpiece is Meisterwerk (german roots) and it is exceptional!!

 for some people almost every album they buy is a masterpiece and to be found behind every street corner- and if it is not they will convince themselves of it by beating their brains into a pulp with repeated listenings until they succeed in self-brainwashing

TMV cannot be a masterpiece , yet  - in anybody's minds who knows what a masterpiece is.

FTM is not even one year old!!!! How about the test of time????

Ok i accept the critic that i don't have enogh experience to judge what a masterpiece is, but i thought i had the right to express what would i call now a masterpiece. Maybe when i get more experience i change my mind, but i was just saying what i thought, if you think think my opinion is valid just because of that, well, don't give it importance, maybe when i become a more experienced listener i understand what a masterpiece is. For now i really think that Hybris is the best album i've ever listened to, and that FTM is a Masterpiece, and i don't know what you're talking about when you say test of time, please explain.

Please do not be hurt by my answer to your quote you were not specifically aimed at and you said something very true and I highlighted it! I have no idea how old you are or what your background is, and therefore I could not have specifically aimed this at you

I love Hybris as much as you do(I made love to my girlfriends to that album and I heard hundreds of time), but this is retro-prog (it appeals to our lower instincts as progheads by duplicating the sounds we all love and cherish - a bit like soap operas and Harlequins books appeal to women), which means that it was aimed at nostalgic progheads by nostalgic musicians. I doubt very much Hybris will be a masterpiece in 20 years time, but FTM has much more chance to reach that status than Hybris.

This is precisely what the problem is: Masterpiece (Chef d'Oeuvre in French and in english ) is most debased (or cliché and over-used word by almost everybody (myself included)

This is all I meant. No personal attacks

By the test of time: in 20 years time from now, after having hear thousands more prog records (provided you are still into prog) , will you still think this album is still so great or will you be embarassed just thinking you loved that album and that you were so wrong at the time? Remember that by that time you will have heard all kinds of prog albums that may have influenced artistically the album at stake.

There is no possible answer to this, today.....   New albums should be at least a few years old before entering the possible masterpieces category.

Believe this old crusty proghead (who called masterpieces in his youth albums that he now considers as dipensible records), calling an album a masterpiece should rightly be rare

just to throw this out as a question to you sean. I personally think De-loused is a better and more complete album. It is older too. It is almost officially 5 years old. And it is in the rather look-down upon "Top Prog 100" list. Is this album allowed to be a masterpiece yet?

I certainly think it is, the only arguements I can think of are you not liking it and the fact that it's a debut. But hey look at ITCOTCK.

Just want your opinion--how much longer does this one have to be around to be a masterpiece (if i sound provocative i don't mean it. i always come across that way for some reason. i am not making a point i'm innocently asking a question)

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 23 2006 at 23:53

The only people who like modern stuff more than old stuuf are the ones who have been brought up with new stuff. But with enough listening they will see the light and realise old stuff is best :D

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 23 2006 at 23:55

modern music is just as likely to be classic as older music. i highly respect older music because without it we'd have no modern music, or not as of high quality.

and i might add--to those that were brought up with older music they like it better, but those with modern don't neccesarily...get it? it works both ways.

if you don't think you like ALL MODERN MUSIC AVAILIBLE EVER than i think you're souless

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 23 2006 at 23:58
Originally posted by gentletull gentletull wrote:

The only people who like modern stuff more than old stuuf are the ones who have been brought up with new stuff. But with enough listening they will see the light and realise old stuff is best :D

I like some modern stuff more than old stuff and some old stuff more than modern stuff.

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 24 2006 at 00:05

Originally posted by king volta king volta wrote:

I personally think De-loused is a better and more complete album. It is older too. It is almost officially 5 years old. And it is in the rather look-down upon "Top Prog 100" list. Is this album allowed to be a masterpiece yet?

Who knows, but why worry about it. Bands like The Mars Volta and TOOL are bright lights in the pulsating artery that is mainstream rock, and we, their fans, are better for it. De-loused  simply whomped me the first time I heard it, and I must say I certainly don't force myself to like anything!

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 24 2006 at 00:10

I sometimes force myself to like something and end up loving it!

I hated De-loused the first time I've heard it, but forced myself to listen a few more times and eventually loved it. Now they're my favorite modern band after DT.

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 24 2006 at 00:13
Originally posted by gentletull gentletull wrote:

ur not moving on, ur moving backwards lol. I'll be collecting great Italian 70s prog, while you go out and buy modern teenager music :)


ouch.... but then again what did I expect with a thread title like that....

then again... collect the great... and I do mean GREAT Italian 70's prog and collect the best of modern prog (though a bit more.... carefully).   Porcupine Tree gets a big from Micky for what's it's worth, and I'm as harsh as anyone on the modern stuff.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 24 2006 at 00:14
Originally posted by verslibre verslibre wrote:

Originally posted by king volta king volta wrote:

I personally think De-loused is a better and more complete album. It is older too. It is almost officially 5 years old. And it is in the rather look-down upon "Top Prog 100" list. Is this album allowed to be a masterpiece yet?

Who knows, but why worry about it. Bands like The Mars Volta and TOOL are bright lights in the pulsating artery that is mainstream rock, and we, their fans, are better for it. De-loused  simply whomped me the first time I heard it, and I must say I certainly don't force myself to like anything!

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neither do i. i was just wondering if de-loused had more potential to be the "masterpiece" of they two albums. personally i don't think we can define the true masterpiece of the band until they've run out of albums. a band can have more than one masterpiece but it is rare in my opinion. there are albums that are neccesary and amazing like FTM, but if you haven't heard De-loused too than you're missing out.

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 24 2006 at 00:16

They're both great, but for the moment I think I do prefer De-loused. Yes, it's "less weird" but it's also because it was such a stunning debut and it's lost none of its power.

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Originally posted by The Miracle The Miracle wrote:

I sometimes force myself to like something and end up loving it!

I hated De-loused the first time I've heard it, but forced myself to listen a few more times and eventually loved it. Now they're my favorite modern band after DT.

see to me that's not really forcing. that's havign an open mind. i hated de-loused at first too. but i have this policy of listening to all albums 3 times until i deem them crap. AT LEAST 3 times. and approach albums TRYINGto like them not trying to dislike them from what you've heard. i'm very glad you and I gave the mars volta second and third chances. it was a new sound and we both ended up loving it. it's too bad other people have trouble with this...

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 24 2006 at 00:17
Originally posted by verslibre verslibre wrote:

They're both great, but for the moment I think I do prefer De-loused. Yes, it's "less weird" but it's also because it was such a stunning debut and it's lost none of its power.

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exactly. which is why, if either of the two realsed albums (new one due VERY soon---march-april area last i checked ) were to be called a "masterpiece" I'd vote De-loused.

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 24 2006 at 00:23
Originally posted by king volta king volta wrote:

Originally posted by The Miracle The Miracle wrote:

I sometimes force myself to like something and end up loving it!

I hated De-loused the first time I've heard it, but forced myself to listen a few more times and eventually loved it. Now they're my favorite modern band after DT.

see to me that's not really forcing. that's havign an open mind. i hated de-loused at first too. but i have this policy of listening to all albums 3 times until i deem them crap. AT LEAST 3 times. and approach albums TRYINGto like them not trying to dislike them from what you've heard. i'm very glad you and I gave the mars volta second and third chances. it was a new sound and we both ended up loving it. it's too bad other people have trouble with this...

That's another way of putting it. Basically, you are forcing yourself to listen to an album you don't (yet) like. This far, there isn't a single CD that hasn't eventually grown on me. I give it as many tries as it takes. SFAM, for example, took about 8 listens to realize it's a masterpiece De-loused - 4. Most good prog takes a few listens to get into, and I don't expect for it to be otherwise. If I put an album I disliked at the first listen I would've missed out on DT, TMV, PF, PoS, Yes, and GG to name a few. Frances was easier to acquire, probably because I was familiar with the style and knew what to expect.



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Originally posted by The Miracle The Miracle wrote:

Originally posted by king volta king volta wrote:

Originally posted by The Miracle The Miracle wrote:

I sometimes force myself to like something and end up loving it!

I hated De-loused the first time I've heard it, but forced myself to listen a few more times and eventually loved it. Now they're my favorite modern band after DT.

see to me that's not really forcing. that's havign an open mind. i hated de-loused at first too. but i have this policy of listening to all albums 3 times until i deem them crap. AT LEAST 3 times. and approach albums TRYINGto like them not trying to dislike them from what you've heard. i'm very glad you and I gave the mars volta second and third chances. it was a new sound and we both ended up loving it. it's too bad other people have trouble with this...

That's another way of putting it. Basically, you are forcing yourself to listen to an album you don't (yet) like. This far, there isn't a single CD that hasn't eventually grown on me. I give it as many tries as it takes. SFAM, for example, took about 8 listens to realize it's a masterpiece De-loused - 4. Most good prog takes a few listens to get into, and I don't expect for it to be otherwise. If I put an album I disliked at the first listen I would've missed out on DT, TMV, PF, PoS, Yes, and GG to name a few. Frances was easier to acquire, probably because I was familiar with the style and knew what to expect.

unfortunately for me scenes and almost all dream theater grew OFF of me...

i used to love them to deaeth...

now i can't stand to listen to a full length all the way through unless it's Train of Thought...

and i've tried countless times. i'm still loss as to what happened. one day i loved them. then i woke up the next day, put 'em on and decided i didn't love them so much. or at all and that they were suffering from lack of emotion...their music had quit making me feel...

my loss i suppose.

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 24 2006 at 00:34
Originally posted by king volta king volta wrote:

Originally posted by The Miracle The Miracle wrote:

Originally posted by king volta king volta wrote:

Originally posted by The Miracle The Miracle wrote:

I sometimes force myself to like something and end up loving it!

I hated De-loused the first time I've heard it, but forced myself to listen a few more times and eventually loved it. Now they're my favorite modern band after DT.

see to me that's not really forcing. that's havign an open mind. i hated de-loused at first too. but i have this policy of listening to all albums 3 times until i deem them crap. AT LEAST 3 times. and approach albums TRYINGto like them not trying to dislike them from what you've heard. i'm very glad you and I gave the mars volta second and third chances. it was a new sound and we both ended up loving it. it's too bad other people have trouble with this...

That's another way of putting it. Basically, you are forcing yourself to listen to an album you don't (yet) like. This far, there isn't a single CD that hasn't eventually grown on me. I give it as many tries as it takes. SFAM, for example, took about 8 listens to realize it's a masterpiece De-loused - 4. Most good prog takes a few listens to get into, and I don't expect for it to be otherwise. If I put an album I disliked at the first listen I would've missed out on DT, TMV, PF, PoS, Yes, and GG to name a few. Frances was easier to acquire, probably because I was familiar with the style and knew what to expect.

unfortunately for me scenes and almost all dream theater grew OFF of me...

i used to love them to deaeth...

now i can't stand to listen to a full length all the way through unless it's Train of Thought...

and i've tried countless times. i'm still loss as to what happened. one day i loved them. then i woke up the next day, put 'em on and decided i didn't love them so much. or at all and that they were suffering from lack of emotion...their music had quit making me feel...

my loss i suppose.

Yeah, that's pretty strange

I hope that never happens to me

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 24 2006 at 00:36
Originally posted by The Miracle The Miracle wrote:

Originally posted by king volta king volta wrote:

Originally posted by The Miracle The Miracle wrote:

Originally posted by king volta king volta wrote:

Originally posted by The Miracle The Miracle wrote:

I sometimes force myself to like something and end up loving it!

I hated De-loused the first time I've heard it, but forced myself to listen a few more times and eventually loved it. Now they're my favorite modern band after DT.

see to me that's not really forcing. that's havign an open mind. i hated de-loused at first too. but i have this policy of listening to all albums 3 times until i deem them crap. AT LEAST 3 times. and approach albums TRYINGto like them not trying to dislike them from what you've heard. i'm very glad you and I gave the mars volta second and third chances. it was a new sound and we both ended up loving it. it's too bad other people have trouble with this...

That's another way of putting it. Basically, you are forcing yourself to listen to an album you don't (yet) like. This far, there isn't a single CD that hasn't eventually grown on me. I give it as many tries as it takes. SFAM, for example, took about 8 listens to realize it's a masterpiece De-loused - 4. Most good prog takes a few listens to get into, and I don't expect for it to be otherwise. If I put an album I disliked at the first listen I would've missed out on DT, TMV, PF, PoS, Yes, and GG to name a few. Frances was easier to acquire, probably because I was familiar with the style and knew what to expect.

unfortunately for me scenes and almost all dream theater grew OFF of me...

i used to love them to deaeth...

now i can't stand to listen to a full length all the way through unless it's Train of Thought...

and i've tried countless times. i'm still loss as to what happened. one day i loved them. then i woke up the next day, put 'em on and decided i didn't love them so much. or at all and that they were suffering from lack of emotion...their music had quit making me feel...

my loss i suppose.

Yeah, that's pretty strange

I hope that never happens to me

as do i.

i mean i want to like them. i just don't.

they just...i dunno. turn me off.

i still like other prog metal though like symph x and stuff.

 

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 24 2006 at 00:39

Originally posted by king volta king volta wrote:

as do i.

i mean i want to like them. i just don't.

they just...i dunno. turn me off.

i still like other prog metal though like symph x and stuff.

... Opposite for me, SymX doesn't move me nearly as much as DT, still a good band though. I think you will like PoS (if you don't already) because they're very emotional, as much as TMV for sure.

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: February 24 2006 at 01:12
Originally posted by gentletull gentletull wrote:

Tool fans obviously dont know what's good and what's bad lol. Beleive me Tull cream those bands in the 90s lol. You can hear a few of those songs at my site under Dotcom and Roots to branches. Ian sings very well in them too. The music is alot smarter and it's several classes above. Laterus was rubbish to my ears 

I'm not saying either band has more intelligence behind its music and lyrics but TOOL has quite a bit of knowledge behind their music(Jungian Theory,Ancient Geometry etc...).

And since when did Music have a Class System??

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