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    Posted: March 08 2004 at 21:03

I never see Tool or Nine Inch Nails mentioned around here. I think their music would fall into a loose definition of Progressive Rock.

What do you'all think?

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Tool sure, NIN no...
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I don't know. The first time I heard Thraak by KK for all I knew it could have been a Nine Inch Nails composition if I didn't know it was Bob and the boys back at it! 

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I can understand the Tool prog connection. NIN is industrial, there may be flashes of prog, here and there, however, I'd not considered them as a prog band. Actually, all these threads arguing over what is prog and what's not is getting a bit dizzy. I'd like to have Max and the "official" reviewers recieve our candidates for consideration and let them make those assumptions.
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Originally posted by danbo danbo wrote:

...Actually, all these threads arguing over what is prog and what's not is getting a bit dizzy...

You're right! Let's not argue about such an unimportant thing like a definition, but let's talk about the lovely things in life, like, ehm.... for instance...

THE MUSIC!!  (is the best!)
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And Beer. We defintely need more beer threads. I'm fond of Guinness (Stout), Dos Equis Amber and Samuel Adams.

What imports should I look for?

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Originally posted by danbo danbo wrote:

And Beer. We defintely need more beer threads. I'm fond of Guinness (Stout), Dos Equis Amber and Samuel Adams.


What imports should I look for?



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You sure have a lot of experience!

I love Stout too!
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 DON'T get me started on beer!  

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SORRY, much as i like TOOL(and i dont care for NIN) i do not consider them prog,BUT as for beer...mmmmmmm Free Goo!!,i mean BEER!!.Mind numbing intoxicants....a proggers freind!!!(and for those of you who say "you dont need alcohol(or leafy green) to enjoy life"..i say..NUTS TO YOU!!......MMMMMMMMM,NUUUTS!!!
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Beer is for kids. Show me a bottle of Scotch.
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Thanks Jim,

I'll begin the search. Scotch............?  I prefer to pursue my childish passions, beer and prog. It served me well in the seventies and I'm still enthralled.

 BURP!!, 'sxuse me.

 

Tool Rocks!!!!!!!!!!



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I just ate some nuts!  'Cashew-nuts' (if they have the same name in English). Delicious! But if I had to choose between nuts and BEER... !
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Of course there is still the debate: straight from the bottle or tap. Glass or stein. What is "good head," dirty glass, clean glass. So many choices!!!

Is Beer Prog? I mean, except for Vibrationbaby, we're mainly beer drinkers. Those of us old enough, anyway. So, if a proghole drinks beer while listening to prog, is beer prog? Come on, Peter, give us the reviewers view.

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Beer is popular among all sorts of people!

By the way: I prefer beer from a bottle, in most cases, because in some bars they mix the beer in the tap with WATER!



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Originally posted by Jim Garten Jim Garten wrote:

Originally posted by danbo danbo wrote:

And Beer. We defintely need more beer threads. I'm fond of Guinness (Stout), Dos Equis Amber and Samuel Adams.


What imports should I look for?



Wadworths 6x
London Pride
Lumphammer
MacMullens AK
Bathams Mild
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Theakstons Old Peculier
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Old Slug Porter
Oyster Stout


Reshearchh ish conchinuing g

No wonder I'm not jiving with you guys.   I'm a wine guy myself.   Could it be that I have too much Class.   Joke!

Getting back to Tool and NiN. I know many of you will disagree but I think Tool is Progressive Metal. It's much too experimental to be heavy metal and it's not really Industrial ie. KMFDM and Skinny Puppy. The same argument could be made for NIN although I think of them (him) as a crossover, a fusion of Progressive and Industrial.  

PS: I charge $5.00 for you to disagree with me

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I'm not sure about NIN, but I agree with you about Tool. They fit the Prog description in my mind. But I think prog-metal is a very hazy area.
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No wonder I'm not jiving with you guys.   I'm a wine guy myself.   Could it be that I have too much Class.   Joke!

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Wine or whine, Pansy? You probably eat cheese, too. This is a PROG site, not Celine Deon's fan club. Aberation!!!!!!!!

 

Just kidding, I prefer SAKE, cold.



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There's nothing wrong with cheese!

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm, French cheese! Brie, Camembert, Cantal

I suppose Tauhd Zaļa and Lucas love it to, for they are French.



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I like a nice Brie with mint sauce on some sourdough..........

 

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