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Joined: April 05 2006
Location: Vancouver, BC
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Points: 37603
Posted: April 20 2012 at 11:33
Two talented bands, and a good woodwinds match-up.. I wish Flor de Loto were more folk and less hard rock (and I find it rather derivatave), and I feel that Galie suffers a bit from Progitis (at least on the début it has derivative symph prog qualities which I don't much like), but I may vote for Galie. Not sure yet, though, have to think about it. Both have tracks I prefer, and I will want to revisit other music by both before I decide.
Joined: March 18 2009
Location: Buenos Aires
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Points: 2766
Posted: April 20 2012 at 12:24
Logan wrote:
Two talented bands, and a good woodwinds match-up.. I wish Flor de Loto were more folk and less hard rock (and I find it rather derivatave), and I feel that Galie suffers a bit from Progitis (at least on the début it has derivative symph prog qualities which I don't much like), but I may vote for Galie. Not sure yet, though, have to think about it. Both have tracks I prefer, and I will want to revisit other music by both before I decide.
It's the toughest decision for me as well up to now. Both are great bands. Galie sounds very much like those 70's RPI bands, while Flor De Loto reminds me of Los Jaivas with a much harder edge. Definitely the strongest pair of bands the comeptition has offered so far. I'll keep my vote for a little longer too.
Joined: April 05 2006
Location: Vancouver, BC
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Posted: April 20 2012 at 12:50
Morningrise wrote:
Logan wrote:
Two talented bands, and a good woodwinds match-up.. I wish Flor de Loto were more folk and less hard rock (and I find it rather derivatave), and I feel that Galie suffers a bit from Progitis (at least on the début it has derivative symph prog qualities which I don't much like), but I may vote for Galie. Not sure yet, though, have to think about it. Both have tracks I prefer, and I will want to revisit other music by both before I decide.
It's the toughest decision for me as well up to now. Both are great bands. Galie sounds very much like those 70's RPI bands, while Flor De Loto reminds me of Los Jaivas with a much harder edge. Definitely the strongest pair of bands the comeptition has offered so far. I'll keep my vote for a little longer too.
Both are very good, and good descriptions. I almost voted for Flor de
Loto, and then I almost voted for Galie. To me Flor de Loto is a bit
like Los Jaivas meets Jethro Tull (got that Andean quality with a hard rocking, erm, rim, lip, border, naw edge just as you said -- good drummer to boot). And Galie also reminds me of
RPI (Italian Symphonic Prog particularly), especially those that were
influenced by Yes (which is a lot). Strong match-up indeed, and also the hardest for me. It'll come down to whatever qualities I decide that I most value depending on my mood when I vote, methinks.
Joined: March 12 2005
Location: Neurotica
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Posted: April 20 2012 at 15:43
Galie
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Joined: June 18 2009
Location: Mexico
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Posted: April 22 2012 at 22:30
It seems "Flor de Loto" is the band I have liked better so far in the tournament. I may just look for some more music from them and see if I'll end up buying anything from them... eventually.
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