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BaldFriede
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"Across the Universe of Languages" by the band B for Bang. They were rejected by the RIO/Avant team of the archives (which in my opinion was unjustified). Here two examples: |
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This is still/will always be the top of the avant prog heap for me. Once it clicks, all other avant makes sense in its servitude to the great Trout Mask Replica:
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I know I kind of missed the boat but just saw this topic (hadn;t been on the site much since October).
I know that RIO was discounted, but for one who likes Zappa and French TV, Samla Maamas Manna might be up the right alley (this is from before the band joined RIO, but they were one of the original six in the first festival and are a core RIO band). And Frogg Cafe as rather avant and heavily influenced by Zappa, methinks you probably know it. No matter how well it fits (not a very avant choice, but because I think you might well dig this): And Miriodor is another that I think could well fit very well. This is a live from the latest album (recommended): |
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I posted a track from one of Zorn's Abraxas albums. But Zorn's oeuvre is of course vast, and even that part of it which can reasonably be called "avant prog" contains a diversity of styles and approaches. Which is my excuse to post something else, from his Simulacrum trio |
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John Zorn - although I think it was already suggested. But also, Far Corner and Univers Zero
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Edited by Mascodagama - October 23 2020 at 03:38 |
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Gosta Berlings Saga - Konkret Musik (Sweden/2020).
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Great add!
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The following is classified as RIO/Avant-Prog but sounds like jazz to me, although it may be too avant for Jazz Rock/Fusion:
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Have you heard Alamaailman Vasarat? They have a fun folky avant sound. Might be too out there, but here is an example.
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Thanks for the entries. More initial thoughts.
LTE - Used to love them, not so much anymore. Avant?? More metal with the how many notes can we fit in a measure vibe. The Deep Freeze Mice - Very 60's sounding epic songs. Not my thing. "The Octagonal Rabbit Surplus" is the opposite of what I'm looking for. Salle Gaveau - Like it. Classical/jazzy feel. Wha Ha Ha - Extremely out there. Pass. Harpy - Odd yet fun short song. Can't say I enjoy the singer. |
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If you're not looking for stuff that's too out there, these bands are relatively approachable in my opinion: |
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And another two other epics of them: "A Trillion Sprods". "The Octagonal Rabbit Surplus". |
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"Godzilla Loves me, I'm an Ashtray" by the Deep Freeze Mice. Edited by BaldFriede - October 21 2020 at 09:28 |
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Magic, thanks
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To embed videos, you place only the video ID between the TUBE tags. |
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No, I know how to behave in the restaurant now, I don't tear at the meat with my hands. If I've become a man of the world somehow, that's not necessarily to say I'm a worldly man.
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P.S why can't I embed youtube videos??
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Liquid Tension Experiment?? Edited by Ronstein - October 21 2020 at 09:42 |
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Thanks for the additional entries Mascodagama. I liked ALIIG. The others lie outside my comfort zone.
Again, thanks to everyone. I have a lot of bands to check out. There is so much great music that I will never hear but I'll always keep searching. |
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