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Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 21 2009 at 11:56
Originally posted by Logan Logan wrote:

I hate to show my ignorance, and lack of search skills, but I don't remember seeing a most played song samples list.  Is it on the progarchives homepage (I do have blocked scripts).  I will look for it, or perhaps someone could direct me?
It's in the weekly emails from Max that seem to be impossible to opt out of.
Originally posted by The T The T wrote:

^The purpose of this thread is to show us a new style of posting, with large fonts and in italics. It's going to be revolutionary, groundbreaking, everything that current prog is not, according to the OP
 
Other than that I don't see much purpose.
Psh, RIO already did that in the seventies.
Check out that large text!
And italics! I win this round, modern imitators!


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Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 21 2009 at 11:32
I hate to show my ignorance, and lack of search skills, but I don't remember seeing a most played song samples list.  Is it on the progarchives homepage (I do have blocked scripts).  I will look for it, or perhaps someone could direct me?

Some elaboration on the opening "thesis" would help, but I don't readily equate "popularity" with artistic worth.


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Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 21 2009 at 11:24
^The purpose of this thread is to show us a new style of posting, with large fonts and in italics. It's going to be revolutionary, groundbreaking, everything that current prog is not, according to the OP
 
Other than that I don't see much purpose.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 21 2009 at 11:22
You'll have to explain to me what the purpose of this thread is because I have no idea at the moment.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: January 21 2009 at 10:39
Notice, the posts for all sorts of categories relate to new prog bands, whose music has some following somewhere, I am sure. Then look at the most played song samples list. It is almost exclusively titles from 25 or more years ago. I think the definition of what makes a band's music PROG is wide enough so the relative art-lessness of most new stuff can duck under the bar.
   Symphonic prog is the standard by which all genres now considered PROG ought to be judged. The other styles are good rock music, but it is the symphonic-ness of these vintage trax that makes people want to hear them repeatedly.
   Yes, I am 53 yrs. old, as of today, Jan 21, as a matter of fact. I grew up listening to the music I am championing, and I am sure the young people of today will root for their generations efforts. 
  What say ye, current young people?
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