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Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 01 2008 at 07:10
   Metal is now like Punk & new wave music in the early 80's , it's gonna vanish , one way or another , so if yu're convinced about the idea that said , metal is the heritage of Heavy Rock , press on your Fast Forward bottom , to witness in the future what will happen . and imho , as one of the eldest proggers in the world ,
history always wins . because it's fact , it happens .
  Cannot compare Psychadelic in the 60's , with Progressive of the 70's & 80's , with neo progressive of the 90's , with heavy metal , progressive metal ( if yu want ) , and Opera metal of this century !!!!
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 01 2008 at 08:10
Originally posted by trackstoni trackstoni wrote:

   Metal is now like Punk & new wave music in the early 80's , it's gonna vanish , one way or another , so if yu're convinced about the idea that said , metal is the heritage of Heavy Rock , press on your Fast Forward bottom , to witness in the future what will happen . and imho , as one of the eldest proggers in the world ,
history always wins . because it's fact , it happens .
  Cannot compare Psychadelic in the 60's , with Progressive of the 70's & 80's , with neo progressive of the 90's , with heavy metal , progressive metal ( if yu want ) , and Opera metal of this century !!!!


Wow, no idea what this has to do with the topic at hand.


"The Sufferer & the Witness was released on July 4, 2006 and peaked at number 10 on the Billboard 200 album chart"
An album by punk band Rise Against.
Punk never vanished and going by the fact a band like Rise Against whom aren't even a pop punk band (melodic hardcore) hit number 10, I think it's safe to say punk is pretty popular.
There are punk bands regularly selling out venues now (and not small venues either), and have been since punk's inception.
To say punk vanished is incorrect. Factually incorrect. Any punk fan knows it never died.
Remember when New Wave hit and prog was struggling to survive? Same thing happened to metal.
Funny now that prog is more popular again in the last decade and a bit and New Wave is quiet, that heavy metal is also more popular again than it was around the time of prog's fanbase number decline of the late 70s.

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 01 2008 at 08:15
Originally posted by Rocktopus Rocktopus wrote:

Originally posted by mr70s mr70s wrote:

Originally posted by Certif1ed Certif1ed wrote:

 
Try this and reconsider your opinion; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DAeYaehLD0&feature=related
 
Just curious, do you think this is a good piece of music ?


Everything might be right about this track for Certif1ed perfect pitch ears, but I'm glad my ears are more primitive, so I'm able to tell when everything's wrong. Horrible, pointless music.
 
I didn't say everything was right - in fact, I err towards the primitive, as I learned all my art on the street. I think my gut feel is as at least as good as anyone else's - and you're welcome to your taste, but when it's provided unreasoned like that, I have to say it tastes horrible to me, and smacks highly of ignorance.
 
You are not "able to tell when everything's wrong", by the way - what a ridiculous thing to say!
 
Like everyone else, you're able to tell when you don't like something - but, from your response, you're unable to tell anybody WHY that should be. That must be very frustrating for you.
 
 
Originally posted by MikeEnRegalia MikeEnRegalia wrote:

^ wonderful. I think that those two posts show the essence of the very problem we are facing with defining prog rock - or prog metal, or any of the other labels we're throwing around here: Reasoning/Science vs. Intuition/Taste. A dilemma which is impossible to solve - from either direction. One could come up with perfect reasoning, explaining that something is prog ... yet there will always be people who strongly disagree. They might acknowledge that the reasoning is sound, but still not accept it at all.
 
 
Please do not mistake my ramblings for being purely scientific. Everything I write is based on gut feel or instinct, with reason merely playing a supporting role.
 
I am not a scientist, but an artist with a keen appreciation of science (but no qualifications in it - I flunked badly at school in scientific disciplines, whereas I'm a straight A* music student). I know very little of science and reasoning, I simply enjoy the art of both.
 
 
Did you listen to the piece of thrash that I improvised? That's pure gut feel - no science there.
 
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 01 2008 at 11:43
   Your problem Metal people is that your stuff will never be remastered for the next generations , But , our stuff is available on vinyls , cd's , and has been remastered for our sake not yours . So leave the punk , new wave and heavy metal for yourselves , and leave the trash of the 60's & 70's for us . Even so , we don't mind if you use a spot in PA for your activities . After all we have the same father (which is Rock ) , but different mothers .
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 01 2008 at 12:00
^ sorry, but how is (prog) metal any different? It exists on vinyl or CD, and remastered editions are being released all the time. Currently many classics from the 80s are even being re-released on vinyl.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 01 2008 at 13:11
Originally posted by trackstoni trackstoni wrote:

   Your problem Metal people is that your stuff will never be remastered for the next generations , But , our stuff is available on vinyls , cd's , and has been remastered for our sake not yours . So leave the punk , new wave and heavy metal for yourselves , and leave the trash of the 60's & 70's for us . Even so , we don't mind if you use a spot in PA for your activities . After all we have the same father (which is Rock ) , but different mothers .
                                 With all respect to those fellows , involved in this forum     /// TracksToni . ///   

Seeing as metalhs been around in one form or another for 40 years, just as prog has, and Punk for 30, your statements are quite definitely wrong.

More importantly, what does this have to do with pinning down a definition for Progressive Metal anyway?
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 01 2008 at 13:48
Many classic metal albums(prog and non prog metal) have been already remastered, so we don't need to bother too much with this
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 01 2008 at 13:56
Originally posted by trackstoni trackstoni wrote:

   Your problem Metal people is that your stuff will never be remastered for the next generations , But , our stuff is available on vinyls , cd's , and has been remastered for our sake not yours . So leave the punk , new wave and heavy metal for yourselves , and leave the trash of the 60's & 70's for us . Even so , we don't mind if you use a spot in PA for your activities . After all we have the same father (which is Rock ) , but different mothers .
                                 With all respect to those fellows , involved in this forum     /// TracksToni . ///   
 
I hate to break it to you, but Metallica's quality albums have been remastered for the SECOND time - this time on MFSL, just like the high quality albums by the Beatles, Supertramp, Pink Floyd, Eagles et al.
 
I don't recall Gentle Giant, Magma - or a great many other Prog acts ever having been remastered by this world-renowned, top quality company (I could be mistaken, of course - I don't know everything that's been put out by MFSL, who only bother with the best quality music for their legendary half-speed mastering process);
 
 
 
 
 
...not forgetting Megadeth, of course;
 


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Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 01 2008 at 16:01
Originally posted by Certif1ed Certif1ed wrote:

Originally posted by Rocktopus Rocktopus wrote:

Originally posted by mr70s mr70s wrote:

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Try this and reconsider your opinion; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DAeYaehLD0&feature=related
 
Just curious, do you think this is a good piece of music ?


Everything might be right about this track for Certif1ed perfect pitch ears, but I'm glad my ears are more primitive, so I'm able to tell when everything's wrong. Horrible, pointless music.
 
I didn't say everything was right - in fact, I err towards the primitive, as I learned all my art on the street. I think my gut feel is as at least as good as anyone else's - and you're welcome to your taste, but when it's provided unreasoned like that, I have to say it tastes horrible to me, and smacks highly of ignorance.
 
You are not "able to tell when everything's wrong", by the way - what a ridiculous thing to say!
 
Like everyone else, you're able to tell when you don't like something - but, from your response, you're unable to tell anybody WHY that should be. That must be very frustrating for you. 
 
Did you listen to the piece of thrash that I improvised? That's pure gut feel - no science there.
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Rocktopus delivered a straightforward, honest and quite amusing opinion of the track in question. I thought it unfortunate that Certified descended to personal insults. But of course, attack is the best form of defence.
Wink
My opinion of this music is that it was sustained by cliched repetition. It was cold, sterile and heartless. It had no soul. The drums were badly programmed, and had the rich tonality of a Casio Tone Bank 100. The composition was devoid of interesting harmonic movement, and was clearly a basic platform upon which the 'widdly'  guitarist could perform. Certified mentioned this in an earlier post :
 
Mahavishnu's "Inner Mounting Flame" is a good example, of a fusion album that's close to Prog, if you can ignore the widdly guitar.
 
Changing horses mid - stream always had it's risks......But is this music prog metal, or prog rock ? In my opinion it was neither. It is mediocre rock. Now there's a sub - genre ! 
 
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 01 2008 at 16:06
   During my first visit to San Francisco ( Ca ) , i had the chance to visit the chinatown , downtown the city , at
the entrance there was a banner , ( a special one ) , it says , If You don't have a problems , this is a Problem !!
   My problem now is not the definition of Prog Metal , not even if the problem of prog metal , is prog rock or not , but  my biggest & serious problem was , and still that i couldn't find any path to enjoy this kind of music .
   the difference between both categories is very clear to all of us , and i told yu before // MAYBE , we have the same father , but for sure we had different mothers , so leave it this way  . Progarchives was meant to be our notice board  , I love Opeth , Pain of Salvation , Dreamtheater , Symphony x , Therion , Pendragon , and even Cemetery of Screams , Hammerfall , Haggard , Metallica , Maiden , and many many others , but do not try to compare these soldiers to our GENERALS , and i believe that you know that  i'm right  .
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 01 2008 at 16:07
Originally posted by Certif1ed Certif1ed wrote:

Originally posted by Rocktopus Rocktopus wrote:

Originally posted by mr70s mr70s wrote:

Originally posted by Certif1ed Certif1ed wrote:

 
Try this and reconsider your opinion; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DAeYaehLD0&feature=related
 
Just curious, do you think this is a good piece of music ?


Everything might be right about this track for Certif1ed perfect pitch ears, but I'm glad my ears are more primitive, so I'm able to tell when everything's wrong. Horrible, pointless music.
 
I didn't say everything was right - in fact, I err towards the primitive, as I learned all my art on the street. I think my gut feel is as at least as good as anyone else's - and you're welcome to your taste, but when it's provided unreasoned like that, I have to say it tastes horrible to me, and smacks highly of ignorance.
 
You are not "able to tell when everything's wrong", by the way - what a ridiculous thing to say!
 
Like everyone else, you're able to tell when you don't like something - but, from your response, you're unable to tell anybody WHY that should be. That must be very frustrating for you.
 


I might be frustrated at times, but not about that (except of course I sometimes wish norwegian was the language we all had to use here and everywhere, and not english. But that's beside the point). That track reminded me of the sort of grooveless, soulless rock that that I often hear used in sportsprograms when they show highlights, or formula 1 cars that crashes etc.. on tv. Never knew there were actual bands making it.

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 01 2008 at 16:08
Originally posted by Certif1ed Certif1ed wrote:

Originally posted by MikeEnRegalia MikeEnRegalia wrote:

^ wonderful. I think that those two posts show the essence of the very problem we are facing with defining prog rock - or prog metal, or any of the other labels we're throwing around here: Reasoning/Science vs. Intuition/Taste. A dilemma which is impossible to solve - from either direction. One could come up with perfect reasoning, explaining that something is prog ... yet there will always be people who strongly disagree. They might acknowledge that the reasoning is sound, but still not accept it at all.
 
 
Please do not mistake my ramblings for being purely scientific. Everything I write is based on gut feel or instinct, with reason merely playing a supporting role.
 
I am not a scientist, but an artist with a keen appreciation of science (but no qualifications in it - I flunked badly at school in scientific disciplines, whereas I'm a straight A* music student). I know very little of science and reasoning, I simply enjoy the art of both.
 
 
Did you listen to the piece of thrash that I improvised? That's pure gut feel - no science there.
 


I listened to some of your tracks ... I liked all of them, and they surely didn't feel to me like they were too "scientific". Nevertheless, you always point out that opinions should be backed up by facts and reasoning ... I think I understand what you mean in the above post, but as Rocktopus' post shows you often come across as a "scientist".Wink
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 01 2008 at 20:36
Originally posted by trackstoni trackstoni wrote:

   During my first visit to San Francisco ( Ca ) , i had the chance to visit the chinatown , downtown the city , at
the entrance there was a banner , ( a special one ) , it says , If You don't have a problems , this is a Problem !!
   My problem now is not the definition of Prog Metal , not even if the problem of prog metal , is prog rock or not , but  my biggest & serious problem was , and still that i couldn't find any path to enjoy this kind of music .
   the difference between both categories is very clear to all of us , and i told yu before // MAYBE , we have the same father , but for sure we had different mothers , so leave it this way  . Progarchives was meant to be our notice board  , I love Opeth , Pain of Salvation , Dreamtheater , Symphony x , Therion , Pendragon , and even Cemetery of Screams , Hammerfall , Haggard , Metallica , Maiden , and many many others , but do not try to compare these soldiers to our GENERALS , and i believe that you know that  i'm right  .


Right about what ? that you don't like prog metal ? Comparing them to who - General Schwartzkopf ? Rommel ? You can't be referring to a musical group, because I've yet to hear, read or learn of one that was put in charge of directing a musical trend, in this case - prog.  If that is what you mean, then who are the generals ? If VDGG is not included, will Baldfriede agree with you ? I wouldn't if you dismissed Gentle Giant. I would agree to a classification of sorts of the top tier - King Crimson, Pink Floyd, Genesis, Yes, Moody Blues, Jethro Tull. But this status would be more reflective of their "mainstream" success than any claim to being better bands or having put out better music than say, Rush, Porcupine Tree, Strawbs, Harmonium or any of the Italian proggers. Just that they are better known than most other prog gods.
Some are heavy, some are more melodic. Neither adjective indicates the level of "progness".
And that is the main problem with Prog Metal. Anglagard can be heavy. Deep Purple could be agreed to be metal. But Dream Theater is just overly complex, pretentious too loud guitars/bass/drums/keyboards.
And to repeat myself - if the whole prog metal scene musical acts took out the guitarist(s), and substituted a Hammond B3, or a Moog or Mellotron, their music would not face the same opposition.

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Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 02 2008 at 02:00
Originally posted by mr70s mr70s wrote:

 
Rocktopus delivered a straightforward, honest and quite amusing opinion of the track in question. I thought it unfortunate that Certified descended to personal insults. But of course, attack is the best form of defence.
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The post read like Rocktopus was "attacking" me for having perfect pitch (something he knows but you don't) - my post was not insults but perfectly reasonable defensive opinion.
 
Anyway, this has little to do with the topic, which I fear is running out of steam.
 
The point was not whether you liked the piece of music I provided a link to or not, but whether you thought it Prog or not.
 
That nonsense about me "changing horses in midstream" is ludicrous - on "Inner Mounting Flame", McLaughlin clearly plays a lot of bluff that is unrelated to the music, harmonically, melodically and rhythmically.
 
If you consider that "playing with feeling", all well and good - I'm just pointing out the emporer's new clothes.
 
In "Eights is Enough", every single note is related - that doesn't mean you have to like it, but the craftsmanship is undeniable. It's the opposite of bluff. The "repetition" you're talking about is the minimalism I was talking about - short repeated rhythmic fragments altered so slightly that to the untutored ear it sounds like simple repetition, but it's not.
 
There's no widdly guitar playing either - what the hell are you talking about? It's a bit unadventurous, on the surface, if you're looking for flashy soloing - but that isn't the point. The guitar plays mainly with rhythmic fragments and textures - and I expect people like Hughes can identify the particular modes and time signatures involved.
 
Where it plays fast, every single note comes from arpeggios and scales that are in the current key - again, not fantastically imaginative on the surface, but it puts McLaughlin's pentatonic bluffing and pseudo-modal playing on "Inner Mounting Flame" (a great album spoiled by noodly nonsense) in the shade - and goes with the underlying music.
 
Spastic Ink mediocre rock?
 
That shows a lack of understanding of what they're doing. Please come back and debate this topic when you understand it a bit better.
 
 
Please also note that again, I am pointing out facts, not delivering a personal insult.
 
If you feel insulted by my post, feel free to complain to the admins - do not prolong the agony here, unless you wish to discuss the topic, as I will not respond.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 02 2008 at 03:44
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Spastic Ink mediocre rock?
 
That shows a lack of understanding of what they're doing. Please come back and debate this topic when you understand it a bit better.
 
 
Please also note that again, I am pointing out facts, not delivering a personal insult.
 



As usual you have no idea have you come across.

Your approach only works when the music's made by your squarehead rules. Take that Spastic Ink track out on the street, and try it out. Just to check if your gut feel's still intact.
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Argh, the pseudo-intellectualism going on here is making my head hurt...

Just enjoy the music, people!
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 02 2008 at 04:09
Originally posted by Rocktopus Rocktopus wrote:

Originally posted by Certif1ed Certif1ed wrote:

 
Spastic Ink mediocre rock?
 
That shows a lack of understanding of what they're doing. Please come back and debate this topic when you understand it a bit better.
 
 
Please also note that again, I am pointing out facts, not delivering a personal insult.
 



As usual you have no idea have you come across.

Your approach only works when the music's made by your squarehead rules. Take that Spastic Ink track out on the street, and try it out. Just to check if your gut feel's still intact.
 
OK, and after that I'll take out some Frank Zappa, some Comus and some VDGG.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 02 2008 at 05:55
   Just imagine dear friends , playing the Sleepwalkers , or the Musical Box  , or Close to the Edge , or Lark's tongues ,  or Knife Edge , or a plague , from top of Himalaya - Everest , how wonderful & Bombastic will be for 13 billions ears living around this Planet . So carry on the good comments regarding this thread , it's gonna end for nothing , as it seems we're divided to , Stone Age , and new metal !!!!.Clap
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: September 02 2008 at 13:56
Originally posted by Certif1ed Certif1ed wrote:

Originally posted by Rocktopus Rocktopus wrote:

Originally posted by Certif1ed Certif1ed wrote:

 
Spastic Ink mediocre rock?
 
That shows a lack of understanding of what they're doing. Please come back and debate this topic when you understand it a bit better.
 
 
Please also note that again, I am pointing out facts, not delivering a personal insult.
 



As usual you have no idea have you come across.

Your approach only works when the music's made by your squarehead rules. Take that Spastic Ink track out on the street, and try it out. Just to check if your gut feel's still intact.
 

I am stating the obvious, but a musician working alone, playing to backing tracks has the luxury of being able to record many takes and produce the 'perfect performance.' But how musical is this ? Could this be why so much modern music sounds like a 'digital piano roll' ? If we crush the humanity from music we are left with this cold, unsatisfying product.
 
Why be so defensive when someone expresses an opinion that does not coincide with your own ? If you don't want to hear it, don't post the links. But ultimately, you mount a shaky defence of a track that is by your own admission, 'not in my top 100'. That is some accolade.
 
Please don't put words in my mouth. I did not say that Spastic Ink were mediocre, but that the track was.
 
Ah...'widdly' means bluff. So when people describe Vai, Satriani, Gilbert and Petruccui as widdly, they mean they are bluffing ? 'Widdly' is a feeble term born of lazy journalism, but if I had to use it, I would say that i like widdly guitar, widdly bass, widdly keys and widdly drums. Never cared much for widdly essays though. Wink
 
 
 
 
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