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Posted: July 06 2013 at 19:43
Svetonio wrote:
A perfect example what is proto-prog sound.
PA here has them listed as crossover /progressive rock.....so does that mean they are not truly proto prog but fall into prog? Do we need something even more 'proto'..?
btw I have their first 4 on vinyl.....always liked them
Edited by dr wu23 - July 06 2013 at 19:44
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Posted: June 27 2013 at 23:16
These guys were usually lumped into psych rock but who cares....I like some of their tracks and we used to see them live in 69 since we lived just south of Chicago, their home town
One does nothing yet nothing is left undone. Haquin
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Posted: June 27 2013 at 18:32
Svetonio wrote:
I'm suprised that Canterbury Glass was suggested in 2008, but never added to PA; the thread is locked. Although the band was suggested for psych, I think that they would be in proto prog section.
1. Threads lock automatically after a period of inactivity
2. Canterbury Glass were rejected by the Psych/Space team - they voted "move" but I don't know where they intended the suggestion to be move to.
3. They are ineligible for entry into OUR Proto Prog section, other sites may admit them to THEIR Proto Prog section, that's their choice.
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Posted: June 27 2013 at 18:04
Dean wrote:
Svetonio wrote:
^
I understand, but
but that's a dire version of Come Away Melinda.
Why do you keep showing bands playing cover versions? Prog is not clever arrangements of other people's music.
Surprised no one's mentioned 1-2-3 yet, it doesn't matter that they never recorded an album, they can still be shoe-horned into this catch-all a-sound-not-a-genre genre you and Wallybaggrabunbury have invented.
I'm suprised that Canterbury Glass was suggested in 2008, but never added to PA; the thread is locked. Although the band was suggested for psych, I think that they would be in proto prog section.
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Posted: June 27 2013 at 17:18
Knobby wrote:
Quiet vassel!
I have my resin & boxwood stamper!
I shall lay my signature and regal signet on your arris and ...t'will BE SO!
You will give up your priory lands , not to the cause of God but to the cause of the True Proto.
I, your suzerain shall behave with sw**k and you , the former brazenly irreverent opposition, shall bow then slink into dark corners to tremble and befoul pantaloons there in the fetid mirk.
For I Knobby hath the SEAL.
Beware lest I go Cromwell on your arris!
I love you man!
I presume that the SEALs were listening to this song from Goofy Gold V/A 2LP during flight to Pakistan to kill Osama Bin Laden?
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Posted: June 27 2013 at 17:16
Quiet vassel!
I have my resin & boxwood stamper!
I shall lay my signature and regal signet on your arris and ...t'will BE SO!
You will give up your priory lands , not to the cause of God but to the cause of the True Proto.
I, your suzerain shall behave with sw**k and you , the former brazenly irreverent opposition, shall bow then slink into dark corners to tremble and befoul pantaloons there in the fetid mirk.
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Posted: June 27 2013 at 17:14
Svetonio wrote:
^
I understand, but
but that's a dire version of Come Away Melinda.
Why do you keep showing bands playing cover versions? Prog is not clever arrangements of other people's music.
Surprised no one's mentioned 1-2-3 yet, it doesn't matter that they never recorded an album, they can still be shoe-horned into this catch-all a-sound-not-a-genre genre you and Wallybaggrabunbury have invented.
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Posted: June 27 2013 at 16:45
Knobby wrote:
Dean wrote:
Now, eleven people here have taken the time to write a review of Time's eponymous debut album, and none of them were you. Last time I checked, eleven does not equal none.
Well, lets invite them to this thread and find out who owns the origional vinyl, like Wallace do.
You need to find yourself a nice friendly psycho vinyl collectors forum where they're impressed by that kind of thing.
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Posted: June 27 2013 at 16:38
^
I understand, but Velvett Fogg is one on one that Hammong organ driven proto-prog sound, and they deserved to be in the list, I think so. I'm gonna to suggest them - of course if I can find a Special Collaborator who wanna to support the suggestion in the front of Admin Team, as per PA general rule for proto suggestions.
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Posted: June 27 2013 at 16:17
Dean
Now, eleven people here have taken the time to write a review of Time's eponymous debut album, and none of them were you. Last time I checked, eleven does not equal none.
[/QUOTE wrote:
Well, lets invite them to this thread and find out who owns the origional vinyl, like Wallace do.
Well, lets invite them to this thread and find out who owns the origional vinyl, like Wallace do.
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Posted: June 27 2013 at 16:11
Knobby wrote:
I gots first two Time lps , origernul vinyl.
No one else here has them cos they are w**kers.
A bit harsh, I'm sure they are very nice bunch of Yugoslavian musicians, but as I've told you before - cut the foul language. Think of it like this: if the autocensor kicks-in you've got it wrong.
Now, eleven people here have taken the time to write a review of Time's eponymous debut album, and none of them were you. Last time I checked, eleven does not equal none.
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