Flying Colors

This new "supergroup" featuring Mike Portnoy, Neal Morse, Steve Morse, and company will be releasing their debut album in March and perhaps until then a decision will be made concerning if they are to be added?

I wouldn't know what subgenre though.

Here's a video:



And this:

http://flyingcolorsmusic.com/

It'll be pre-evaluated by the monitors of this forum, a sub genre for possible addition chosen, and the task given to the appropriate team, as soon as enough samples are made available to base a decision on. 

yam yam wrote: It'll be pre-evaluated by the monitors of this forum, a sub genre for possible addition chosen, and the task given to the appropriate team, as soon as enough samples are made available to base a decision on.

Forgive me if this somewhat obvious band has already been mentioned but I didn't see it. Also, I'm quite surprised they aren't on here already. This is a super group with Portnoy, Neal Morse, Steve Morse(no they aren't related but it's funny that they are both in a band together now), some other guy who's name escapes me right now, and Dave Larue.

http://flyingcolorsmusic.com/

It looks like my post was incorporated into this one. Good. :) Somehow I didn't see this post. I'm glad to see that they are under consideration though. I'm pretty sure it will get in even if it's under "crossover prog."

Prog_Traveller wrote: It looks like my post was incorporated into this one. Good. :) Somehow I didn't see this post. I'm glad to see that they are under consideration though. I'm pretty sure it will get in even if it's under "crossover prog."

Just for that comment I'm really tempted to give it a no.

So I read all the blogs and posts, but has anyone considered putting this band on, cause I am ready to review it.

Interesting state of play in the evaluation chart: Two votes 'Yes', two votes 'Prog-related', one vote still to be cast...Despite the negative comments about this album that there have been so far, I do have to say I actually rather enjoyed it. It may not be a 'prog' masterpiece, but the songs in general are extremely well crafted, and work well for me...but there again a fair chunk of the music that I enjoy isn't regarded as 'prog' on here, so perhaps that's no surprise!

And with 3 Prog-Related votes, 2 YES votes, I think we can send this to admins for PR genre. Somebody with Special Collaborator title perhaps can do the job ?

Damn, I was afraid it will come to this. Nevertheless, I had someone else on my mind.

No one specific, but it should be someone familiar with the band, who cares about it. But I can do it as well eventually.