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    Posted: June 29 2011 at 17:57
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Originally posted by criticdrummer94 criticdrummer94 wrote:

I'm not asking for your opinion on him as an artist all I'm asking is what do you think is the most progressive he got as a solo artist. To me it was the song Colours, but what do you all think
I think it's the most proggy choice in this list so far...
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Some of his J/R instrumentals are good too like The West Side
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the cover of Beatles' song "tomorrow never knows"
"Magma was the very first gothic rock band" (Didier Lockwood)
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^ I am a huge Collins fan but Tarzan pushed me over the edge man...
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it is very dence arangement and he have added alot of world music textures, and fused western pop/rock with west-african drum beats, tribbal drumming, (their are some exotic cords going on on  Trick to Tails, WInd and Wuthering,) also alot of the instrumentation and atmospheres are similar (mostly on th Tarzan soundrack, which is probably the best post genesis music Phil have done, IMO, so passionate, so creative and so fresh, exotic but also with familiar elements,



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Originally posted by aginor aginor wrote:

that particurlar song ^ would not sound odd or out-of-place on albums like Wind and Wuthering and and Then There Were Thre, sounds like Deep in the Motherload or Scenes from a Nights Dream
I could not disagree with you moreShocked Not even close
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that particurlar song ^ would not sound odd or out-of-place on albums like Wind and Wuthering and and Then There Were Thre, sounds like Deep in the Motherload or Scenes from a Nights Dream
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The Tarzan soundtrack should be under Zeuhl.
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i took another file since this is less distractive and more focused on music and not gorilas


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I'm not asking for your opinion on him as an artist all I'm asking is what do you think is the most progressive he got as a solo artist. To me it was the song Colours, but what do you all think
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