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Heavy Prog? Well... But it's true that they're not easy to fit in any genre (and the R.I.O. section had become... something I can't even explain).
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Some free mp3 of Nomeansno in the website of Alternative Tentacles (label owned by Jello Biafra): http://www.alternativetentacles.com/product.php?product=28&sd=PdaVzRmeUGiPuO7MbCg
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Points: 22989 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 28 2011 at 07:35
Great stuff. I'll notify the Heavy Prog team. 
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Originally posted by Bonnek Bonnek wrote:


I have actually been thinking of suggesting them myself, but they will be a difficult fit for the subs on PA.
Maybe the 'Heavy Prog' team could be the most appropriate?

I don't think they are Avant enough for Rio/Avant, though of course they might be pleasing to fans of stuff like Sleepytime Gorilla Museum (who are doubtlessly influenced by them!)



You do have a point, they aren't really avant, with that Heavy Prog is also a problematic genre, considering many of the bands have either a blues or metal influence, and have a much more classic prog sound (most of them at least). Though the music is damn heavy... but punky (very punky) and has hardly any classic prog sound, more classic prog elements such as freaky time changes and different songwriting. So in a way they fit in the avant category, but I guess they really really don't. 
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I have actually been thinking of suggesting them myself, but they will be a difficult fit for the subs on PA.
Maybe the 'Heavy Prog' team could be the most appropriate?

I don't think they are Avant enough for Rio/Avant, though of course they might be pleasing to fans of stuff like Sleepytime Gorilla Museum (who are doubtlessly influenced by them!)
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Originally posted by Bonnek Bonnek wrote:




Prog-Punk indeed Big smile
I think "Why Do They Call Me mr Happy" is their most progressive.




I tend to agree. It's probably my fave as well (though "Wrong" is a VERY close second).
"Cats, Sex, and Nazis"= most genius song title/most hilarious song/ greatest hardcore punk prog song ever!
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Prog-Punk indeed Big smile
I think "Why Do They Call Me mr Happy" is their most progressive.





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Anyone who knows this Canadian punk bizarro outfit might be thinking either that NoMeansNo are a weird band, yet a punk band, or that NoMeansNo are some freaky cross between prog jazzcore and punk rawk. For me they are without a doubt rock, and even further, they are progressive (though there is noooo similarity to the classic prog sound), and they are punk. I find that to be an awesome combo. 

"Wrong" is probably the best way to go if you want to try them out. An album with hilarious lyrics, insane time changes, face melting riffs, powerful bass (you think Squire's bass had treble...), punky guitars, and incredibly incredible drums of the fastest proportions.

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For those immediately tagging this as hardcore or punk rock, take another look please. If you ask me they would be tagged either "Prog Related" (I mean if Styx and Journey are there, then these guys more than deserve a shot), or RIO/ Avant-Prog (The line between the two can be thin).
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