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Do 'The Stanley' otherwise I'll thrash you with some rhubarb.
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E, Hard to say.  I've only heard The RPWL Experience a couple of times now.  It seems a bit heavier than World Through My Eyes, which is the only other RPWL album that I have heard.  The Pink Floyd sound isn't really there as much as before, but there does seem to be a Porcupine Tree feel to it; just not the Pink Floyd-influenced Porcupine Tree sound.  At times the singing goes pretty metalish though and that kind of made me cringe. 
 
I have decided to listen to it again though to give more thought to your question.
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Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

E, Hard to say.  I've only heard The RPWL Experience a couple of times now.  It seems a bit heavier than World Through My Eyes, which is the only other RPWL album that I have heard.  The Pink Floyd sound isn't really there as much as before, but there does seem to be a Porcupine Tree feel to it; just not the Pink Floyd-influenced Porcupine Tree sound.  At times the singing goes pretty metalish though and that kind of made me cringe. 
 
I have decided to listen to it again though to give more thought to your question.
 
Another listen reveals that this CD is pretty good.  I still think that Porcupine Tree is probably the best reference.  There are a couple of slower songs that do remind me of Pink Floyd but more of the Momentary Lapse of Reason variety.  The song "This is Not A Prog Song" is really the only one that had some cringe inducing screams at the end of it.  The rest was really pretty good. 
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Frank Zappa and The Mothers of Invention - We're Only In It For The Money.  It seems like an appropriate album title given the failure of the HOR to pass the $700 billion buyout.
 
 
I'm not sure of the connection or influence that Zappa actually had on prog, but based on this album I can definitely say that he was instrumental in influencing the voices, characters, and humor of South Park.


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sounds pretty proggy if you ask me
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My second favorite album from the great TFK:


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