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Topic: Associating Prog with Seasons
Posted By: YYZed
Subject: Associating Prog with Seasons
Date Posted: October 07 2006 at 21:18
I tend to associate different bands with different times of the year.

Yes makes me think of winter. I can remember listening to South Side of the Sky in my car freezing my ass off on the way to school (how fitting). Rush is most definitely summer music for me. Genesis makes me think of spring, as that's mostly what I listened to this spring. And when I say spring I mean rain.

Just a thought. Anyone else share similar experiences?



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Posted By: chamberry
Date Posted: October 07 2006 at 22:07
Explosions in the sky and Sigur Ros (at night) reminds me of winter
Harmonium reminds me of spring
Can reminds me of summer
Maudlin of the well reminds me of fall



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Posted By: darkshade
Date Posted: October 07 2006 at 22:33

there was a post just like this recently. i remember because i jokingly mentioned vivaldi's four seasons for each season



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Posted By: Atavachron
Date Posted: October 07 2006 at 22:39
Originally posted by YYZed YYZed wrote:


I tend to associate different bands with different times of the year.Yes makes me think of winter. I can remember listening to South Side of the Sky in my car freezing my ass off on the way to school (how fitting). Rush is most definitely summer music for me. Genesis makes me think of spring, as that's mostly what I listened to this spring. And when I say spring I mean rain.Just a thought. Anyone else share similar experiences?


No, but it's a good observation. I like your choices but what of Autumn? How about National Health or Camel?
    


Posted By: Arrrghus
Date Posted: October 07 2006 at 22:44
Camel is great for Autumn!

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Posted By: heyitsthatguy
Date Posted: October 07 2006 at 22:46
Opeth for some reason or another very much reminds me of late fall/early winter

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Posted By: Arrrghus
Date Posted: October 07 2006 at 22:47
Originally posted by heyitsthatguy heyitsthatguy wrote:

Opeth for some reason or another very much reminds me of late fall/early winter



Hell, that's what their album covers remind me of.
    

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Posted By: enteredwinter
Date Posted: October 07 2006 at 23:15
Opeth may make you think of the time you mentioned because of lyrics/song titles. Example: Demon of the Fall, and the beginning of the BWP album, "We entered winter once again", where I got my member name from.

Actually, Opeth had a pretty interesting season theme going on for three albums. MAYH was both spring and fall (april ethereal, demon of the fall), Still Life was summer ("The sigh of summer upon my return" at the beginning of The Moor), and BWP was the winter album, as evidenced by the lyric from The Leper Affinity I mentioned.


Posted By: VanderGraafKommandöh
Date Posted: October 07 2006 at 23:20
Harmonium's Si on avait covers all 4 seasons!

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Posted By: chamberry
Date Posted: October 07 2006 at 23:52
Originally posted by Geck0 Geck0 wrote:

Harmonium's Si on avait covers all 4 seasons!


Actually, it covers 5. Wink


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Posted By: R o V e R
Date Posted: October 07 2006 at 23:57
Emerson,Lake and Palmer's Trilogy reminds me of Monsoon ,
rainy days


Posted By: verrata
Date Posted: October 08 2006 at 22:34
yes is for spring
phish is very summer
i actually happen to like gentle giant in the fall, even though they have a spring feel
and any and all post rock is winter
 
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