Shred Room III - Progressive Rock Music Forum

MovingPictures07 wrote:

James wrote:

Think of Massacre, only with sax and clarinet in the mix.

Holy smokes, now they're doing pseudo metal.

Stop it.

You're going to make me want to stay up all night listening to it. LOL

It's mostly the fuzz bass playing heavy riffs.

Not metal as such but still heavier than a lot of metal I've heard.

NaturalScience wrote:

James wrote:

This is amazing.

This is chamber prog. Proper raw chamber prog.

Ah, what a delicious sounding description. Approve

Ooooh yes.

The Big Tune Wink

Ah, March.

I know the March too well now.

James wrote:

MovingPictures07 wrote:

James wrote:

Think of Massacre, only with sax and clarinet in the mix.

Holy smokes, now they're doing pseudo metal.

Stop it.

You're going to make me want to stay up all night listening to it. LOL

It's mostly the fuzz bass playing heavy riffs.

Not metal as such but still heavier than a lot of metal I've heard.

Sounds epic.

NaturalScience wrote:

Henry Plainview wrote:

James wrote:

NaturalScience wrote:

Hamburg was almost too similar to Concerts for me, I guess that Cutler wanted to provide the Hamburg piece, but overall I'm not sure how much that disc brought to the table. I mean it was still great, but nothing really new.

We Did It Again.

That was new and epic. Big smile

I can never get enough of Little Red Riding Hood Hits the Road either.

But yes, it is similar to Concerts.

Is it similar enough that I could skip Concerts if I get the set?

Every day I move closer to buying it even though I probably shouldn't. My tinnitus is killing me as it is!

I think there's enough there to warrant you getting it, particularly Trondheim.

Yeah, I'll get it eventually I'm sure, I just have to do this dance with myself whenever I spend money because I am a tremendous cheapskate about almost everything.

But you didn't answer my question about buying Concerts.

King By-Tor wrote:

most of the class are staging a class action lawsuit against the school and won't be attending.

You can't say something like that and then not follow through with the story!

if you own a sodastream i hate you

The DVD is 75 minutes. It's a whole concert too.

I dare you to look at the track listing.

I wouldn't be surprised if my Henry Cow plays hit 3,000 by the end of 2009.

Henry Plainview wrote:

Yeah, I'll get it eventually I'm sure, I just have to do this dance with myself whenever I spend money because I am a tremendous cheapskate about almost everything.

But you didn't answer my question about buying Concerts.

Trust me, I went through the same process, but it was the best purchase I ever made.

You're not a Henry Cow fanboy.

You don't own Henry Cow albums on CD.
You haven't heard Desperate Straights.

Therefore I'm arguably more of a fanboy than you.

Edited by James - February 18 2009 at 22:19

HughesJB4 wrote:

The fact anyone would want to be 'more' of a fanboy than someone is sad.

I don't.

I actually criticise their music.

Alex likes all of it, even the not so good stuff.