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Points: 21467 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 04 2006 at 06:41
Originally posted by Witchwoodhermit Witchwoodhermit wrote:

I've touched on Porcupine Tree, just a couple songs, want to get deeper. I'm intrigued, are they consistant?

Read the reviews! Why should we bother to explain it all again?
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It sounds like you're looking for Opeth, maybe?  Pain of Salvation, Dream Theater, and Symphony X are three other bands that are good, but are alot alike whereas Opeth is very original.  Listen to Closure on the archives.
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Closure is a bad choice as a track to get to know Opeth.
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Somehow I have the feeling the guy is not looking for prog metal.


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I agree ... I asked him and didn't get an answer.
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[QUOTE=BaldFriede]Somehow I have the feeling the guy is not looking for prog metal.

Yeah, I am looking more for the older bands-pre 75 kind of stuff.
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Early Kansas maybe?Clap
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Listening to Magma right now, very impressive.Great sound.
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Magma are fantastic.


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I like to absorb a full album at once, rather than bits and pieces, what are their best albums?
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Classic Symphonic PROG albums with a bit more "edge":

YES - (1) Drama, (2) Relayer, (3) Fragile

RUSH - Hemispheres

KANSAS - Point of Know Return

 
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Get some Magma, Van Der Graaf Gerator, Rush, and stuff like that. 

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My recomendation to you would be "A Tab In The Ocean" by NEKTAR. Being a huge Sabbath fan myself, I found this to be just as heavy and uptempo. It's a bit more spacey in parts but it really packs a punch. It was recorded around 1973 so it still has the thick production that Sabbath had around that time. 
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Originally posted by Witchwoodhermit Witchwoodhermit wrote:

I like to absorb a full album at once, rather than bits and pieces, what are their best albums?


They made so many good ones. Start with "Mekhanik Destruktiw Kommandöh". Their live-albums are excellent too.


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Originally posted by Rael72 Rael72 wrote:

It sounds like you're looking for Opeth, maybe?  Pain of Salvation, Dream Theater, and Symphony X are three other bands that are good, but are alot alike whereas Opeth is very original.  Listen to Closure on the archives.

Pain of Salvation and Symphony X similar? 

I guess that is a huge matter of taste, but I for one hardly find any similarities at all.

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I know your not really looking for new stuff but try the mars volta.

and of course VDGG and Hammill.
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