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Poll Question: Which band do you see now as pioneers for the future of prog ?
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
34 [26.77%]
21 [16.54%]
15 [11.81%]
9 [7.09%]
17 [13.39%]
0 [0.00%]
2 [1.57%]
3 [2.36%]
3 [2.36%]
21 [16.54%]
2 [1.57%]
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Originally posted by FragileDT FragileDT wrote:

Originally posted by Ipacial Section Ipacial Section wrote:

You remember King
Crimson lol


Nice try at subliminally trying to detur us from them though.


Besides even if there arn't many 70's artists that sound like TMA. There
are hundreds of bands from the 80's & 90's that do.



Please enlighten me because I would be very interested in purchasing
these
artist's albums.

TMV sounds like King Crimson? They're influenced by them sure, but they
don't sound like them. At all.


Im sorry that sounded a little sarcastic. But Ipacial Section, if you do know
of any bands that are very similar to the Mars Volta I would like to hear it.
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Alot of heavy metal bands, etc....
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i voted two times for anathema, why is this possible?
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I voted for TMV 22 times, as a joke.

Looks like no one likes them.



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How Radiohead and Mars Volta are the future of prog is beyond me when neither arent anywhere near a prog band, and even if they were have you actually heard the last Mars Volta album and/or Kid A!.... i think i would prob listen to R&B and Rap if they were the future.

 

Let's get serious and more up to date and mention bands like Alias Eye, Little Atlas, Magic Pie and the excellent Cryptic Vision, true prog, true genius!
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Subject Topic: Future of 21st Century Prog

 

...I was going to say the past.

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Post-rock is the new progressive music.

However, bands like Mars Volta and Porcupine Tree also show promise.
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How the heck can porcupine Tree 'show promise'? they have been going for about 100 years and have still to come up with one decent album, i know cos i have tried most of them. Saw 'em live too backing Dream Theater, well i say i saw them but i fell asleep during their stint after two songs, i was woken for the main event though.

I thought this thread was about 'new' prog rock and its future.

As for Mars Volta, pass the vomit bucket.
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Sadly its The Mars Volta, and im quite scared to see what heppens witht htat.

Dream Theater and Prcupine Tree ould be nice, but DT already ran the last prog revouloution so i tihnk theyre gonna just go with the flow for this one. and porcupine tree will jsut keep doing what theyre doing but noone will follow their style and sound unfortunatly.

But the Mars Volta are huge, and theyre prog so i think theres the first signs of the next wave of prog being commrcial. too bad it will be sh*t prog.
I can strangle a canary in a tin can and it would be really original, but that wouldn't save it from sounding like utter sh*t.
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My vote goes obviously to Radiohead...
La Speranza della coscienza è forza
La Speranza del sentimento è schiavitù
La Speranza del corpo è malattia
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Isn't that question kind of against the ideals of prog? If there were a "pioneer for the future of prog," wouldn't anyone who followed that band's lead be effectively non-progressive? I think the great thing about the wide variety of modern prog artists is that we have such a diverse range of different sounds; prog bands today aren't restricting themselves to ripping off Yes and Genesis, and that's fantastic, because now the genre can spread out in all different directions and truly grow instead of being mostly regressive as it has been over the past couple of decades.

So, my answer to the initial question would be all of them and none of them at the same time, if that makes any sense.
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Possibly The Mars Volta, but have most of their fans realise that they're prog?
I would say IQ as "Dark Matter" is the best prog album for years.
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I voted for Porcupine Tree. I think that Steve Wilson and friends are doing a really good job... but I also like the work of Mars Volta (really interesting) and Godspeed you Black Emperor!...

And if you are real fans of prog, check out the newest south american bands... maybe there is the real future of prog...
... E N E L B U N K E R...
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Points: 823 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 23 2005 at 19:42

Originally posted by Ipacial Section Ipacial Section wrote:

Alot of heavy metal bands, etc....

Not really.  I can't think of any.

and no ones votes in polls becuse it's more fun to argue.
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Originally posted by progadicto progadicto wrote:

And if you are real fans of prog, check out the newest south american bands... maybe there is the real future of prog...

can you give some examples? I don't know which bands you mean, I'd really like to know

 

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