A new member has arrived.

Welcome to our little playground DVX, we hope you stay long and enjoy yourselves. 

You might want to tell folks who some of your fave bands are....people like to know what others listen to.

  Have fun!

Finnforest wrote: Welcome to our little playground DVX, we hope you stay long and enjoy yourselves.  You might want to tell folks who some of your fave bands are....people like to know what others listen to.   Have fun!

Slartibartfast wrote: Have a great time here.  If you enjoy exploring progressive music, you'll probably have too much fun.

Hey, thanks guys. I am really a bud, you know, just hatched from the egg. So, I am actually exploring music; music that can actually coalesces with my mood and state of mind. Something that gives out the right atmosphere and mystical air around.

So far, I am interested in Raga rock and those that transcends into Psychedelic and acid rock. I love the Sitar, such an amazing, mesmerizing instrument, and coupled with those guitar...

I can say, Bardo Pond did a lot lot in that section.  I have been listening to them, lately. 

I am not living in a country where LP records and rare music are readily available.(I had to do bad stuff ). So, I am in a stake out for good music.

The first experience of progressive rock would be of Pink Floyd   

I used to be in those Nu-metal and alternative rock music... you know, Disturbed, Hoobastank, 30STM,   Linkin Park, Korn and other chumps. (Yes, I have the guts to mention them!).

Later, I was interested in other forms of Metal; like Death, Heavy, Doom, metalcore-mathcore, speed, power and etc. But, I always thought that being a metal head is too ostentatious. I'd better be called an artists rather than a head banger or whatever(sorry metal folks).  I still like Industrial Metal, Avant-garde and other fusions, though.

I changed when I took a look at Tool. I saw the style, the way the music is played. So, I delve deeper to discover the source of Tool's music. It came out to be a progressive metal. Albeit alternative metal, and not really progressive, I picked up Indukti too. I am also into upbeat music, like Fair to midland(I don't know if there is another band like this one). Then, later I came to this site! And I was here for a while, and after that I decided to join, and here I am.

Also, for other form of music. I really love Industrial, Dark EBM, Dark Electro, Aggrotech.  I also like Demoscene, 8Bit and Chiptune. Trance, Goa-trance and Psy-trance are the other ones.

So - basically looking for Raga rock and pyschedelic rock. So, until then. 

Edited by DreamerVerX - September 06 2010 at 05:34

God it so hard to make recommendation for me....so many avenues...so many bands.  Third Ear Band is a raga genre legend, one of the few I'm aware of.  I know early Popol Vuh albums can give you that kind of an experience.  Getting more modern and moving toward psych you get into Dungen, Kingston Wall, Ozric Tentacles, Djam Karet......Some lesser know metal favorites include Morningside and In the Woods. 

Just to name a couple.  Then someday, when you want nirvana....look towards Italy

 

Finnforest wrote: God it so hard to make recommendation for me....so many avenues...so many bands.  Third Ear Band is a raga genre legend, one of the few I'm aware of.  I know early Popol Vuh albums can give you that kind of an experience.  Getting more modern and moving toward psych you get into Dungen, Kingston Wall, Ozric Tentacles, Djam Karet......Some lesser know metal favorites include Morningside and In the Woods.

Thanks for those recommendations. Popol Vuh was kind of a little bit space rock and drone. I tried to get that one. I listened to everyone of them(on youtube) to see them ;) - Third Ear Band... what to say. It is a must get, I guess.

Angelo wrote: Welcome! DreamerVerX wrote: If you want to know about me, just ask. I am open for interrogation. 1. How many left socks do you own? 2. How many right socks do you own? 3. Why do/don't these numbers differ? 4. How do you like your pudding? 5. Why 5 and 1? 6. What's your sister's middle name? 7. Do you still enjoy this interrogation? 8. Answer the question? 9. How come? 10. Does this suffice to make you confess to prog?

1. 7
2. 7
3. We all have a little bit of the OCD, no?.
4. Never ate pudding. But I think it should be cold.
5. They don't exist.
6. She doesn't exist. We don't use middle names.
7. In a way, yes.
8. The question does not exist.
9. It's an abstract. It is a problem of linguistic and noesis.
10. I have nothing to confess.

Yep. Passed the test. Welcome aboard.

If you like Tool, it might be a great time to remove the training wheels and go for King Crimson 

Angelo wrote: Yep. Passed the test. Welcome aboard.

Wheeee, I could not ... good bye Angelo.








Welcome DVX.
Anyway, Rajas is a good band indeed.