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Poll Question: What do you listen THE MOST besides Prog?
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    Posted: April 20 2007 at 15:46
Classical, some italians, some world, some metal...
 


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Recently it's mostly Black Metal and avant-garde/Noise.
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I could listen to pretty much anything. I prefer to listen to jazz, classic rock, some rock/pop, avant-garde, some metal, swing...i try not to discriminate.
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Originally posted by moreitsythanyou moreitsythanyou wrote:

Originally posted by Floydian42 Floydian42 wrote:

 I Listen to Indie/Alternative, some techno. Stuff mostly (other then prog) bands like Elbow, Death Cab for Cutie, The Postal Service, Pinetop Seven, The Wrens, Modest Mouse, etc. Although on of my favorite non prog artists is Folk/New age: Sufjan Stevens I HIGHLY Recommenced him. For anyone who has not heard: http://ryspace.com/content/mp3s/shows/060929SS/15MajestySnowbird.mp3
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Yeah I listen to similar things when it's not prog. Lately I've been hooked on The Shins, The New Pornographers, and The Arcade Fire. Oh and The Decemberists if you count them as non prog (I don't Wink)


Oh, how is the new shins album? I still have yet to here it.
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Originally posted by Floydian42 Floydian42 wrote:

 I Listen to Indie/Alternative, some techno. Stuff mostly (other then prog) bands like Elbow, Death Cab for Cutie, The Postal Service, Pinetop Seven, The Wrens, Modest Mouse, etc. Although on of my favorite non prog artists is Folk/New age: Sufjan Stevens I HIGHLY Recommenced him. For anyone who has not heard: http://ryspace.com/content/mp3s/shows/060929SS/15MajestySnowbird.mp3
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Yeah I listen to similar things when it's not prog. Lately I've been hooked on The Shins, The New Pornographers, and The Arcade Fire. Oh and The Decemberists if you count them as non prog (I don't Wink)
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 I Listen to Indie/Alternative, some techno. Stuff mostly (other then prog) bands like Elbow, Death Cab for Cutie, The Postal Service, Pinetop Seven, The Wrens, Modest Mouse, etc. Although on of my favorite non prog artists is Folk/New age: Sufjan Stevens I HIGHLY Recommenced him. For anyone who has not heard: http://ryspace.com/content/mp3s/shows/060929SS/15MajestySnowbird.mp3
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A wide range of stuff: blues, jazz, classical, non-prog rock, my brother,  metal, a bit of Bob Marley from time to time....and definitely prog-related/proto-progWink

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If I don't have Prog, I get the Blues. LOL
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metal, jazz, acoustic or hard rock...
-music is like pornography...

sometimes amateurs turn us on, even more...



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Generally, anything that takes my fancy, as long as it's done well - I have no time for a certain current trend that seems to laud those who cannot actually sing or play; a couple of years ago, I believe they called it "lo-fi": I just called it "stop wasting my time, go away & learn to play your instruments, write songs & sing, you fing moronic waste of CDs"..

Sorry...

At the moment if it's not prog, it's usually either ambient electronica or classic rock in the vein of The Faces, Spooky Tooth or the Allmans. However, as and when the mood takes me, I've more than enough jazz and classical music to keep me going.

Ain't music grate?!?


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Originally posted by pantacruelgruel pantacruelgruel wrote:

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The music of the angels, right?

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Originally posted by pantacruelgruel pantacruelgruel wrote:

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My non-prog menu for the last week consists in Classical (Mozart's flute concertos 1 & 2, Liszt's "Symphonic Poems", classical guitar by Ferdinando Carulli & Mauro Giuliani, some Gershwin), Jazz (Johnny Raducanu - "Jazz in tara mea", Marius Popp - "Nodul gordian"), various types of ethnic jazz (Maria Raducanu & Mircea Tiberian, Orient Express), electro pop (AIR - "Pocket Symphony"), Lhasa, early U2, orthodox liturgic hymns, etc.

I think a "Last week non-prog menu" thread with comments & recommendations would be a good idea, what do you think? Smile
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Nowadays I mostly listen to Indie Rock and similair stuff when not listening to Prog, also some Jazz and art music occasionally.

Edited by Philéas - April 14 2007 at 17:12
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toss-up between Heavy Metal and Rock for me...Smile
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Everything but reggaeton... though I must admit that reggaeton is useful as a parameter to truly know what is crap and what isn't...

Edited by cuncuna - April 13 2007 at 14:23
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Originally posted by paolo.beenees paolo.beenees wrote:

any kind of good music does... some years ago I would have answered "Heavy Metal", but my hair is getting thinner, and headbanging is no longer such fun...


hahhahah...   so is mine... but I do enjoy hearing the loose nuts and bolts rattle around on occasion


for me...  next to prog.. the other musical love of my life.. the blues...
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any kind of good music does... some years ago I would have answered "Heavy Metal", but my hair is getting thinner, and headbanging is no longer such fun...
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