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Raff

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Posted: March 11 2009 at 15:48

Just tell me where I mentioned Uriah Heep, whom I don't even like Unhappy

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Posted: March 11 2009 at 15:50

zicIy wrote:

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Alice Cooper Wink

why he´s not Prog, if Uriah Heep is ? yes, this is "if X than Y" stuff, BUT PLEASE TELL ME WHY? your opinion? of course i´m here for fun, but ,also, to learn something more about that progressive music.

ever hear of little p and capital P axiom. progressive rock and Progressive Rock are not one and the same.

was Alice Cooper progressive 'rock.'. of course he was. ..so was Elvis LOL

... does he have any association with 'Progressive Rock'

Nope.

Edited by micky - March 11 2009 at 15:53

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Posted: March 11 2009 at 15:55

There are those that would beg to differ on Alice Cooper. A semi-recent discussion had those who were citing the shock rocker's progginess. There was even some mention regarding his latest concept album release.

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Posted: March 11 2009 at 15:55

Raff wrote:

Just tell me where I mentioned Uriah Heep, whom I don't even like Unhappy

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Sorry.

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Posted: March 11 2009 at 15:56

Hahahaa, no comparison: UK prog in head !

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Posted: March 11 2009 at 15:57

rushfan4 wrote:

There are those that would beg to differ on Alice Cooper. A semi-recent discussion had those who were citing the shock rocker's progginess. There was even some mention regarding his latest concept album release.

a concept album not a prog album make.....

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Posted: March 11 2009 at 15:57

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^ Japanese cars

Indeed, I hope he meant bestselling cars! LOL

They do have a wide range of offerings across the board, no denying, but where are those Lamborghinis?

The Japanese don't make cars that are as flashy as the Italians but if you want a good reliable vehicle look no further than Honda or Toyota. The Japanese small trucks are now ahead of even the American small truck manufacturers. If you are looking for a really good roadster you must consider the Honda S2000.

Hey, I was a mechanic and I swear by the Japanese vehicles.

You and your mate will look good in the gem below without looking overly pretentious like say Keith Emerson

, plus the design and execution of the S2000 is world class.

Just drive one and you will see.

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Posted: March 11 2009 at 15:58

micky wrote:

zicIy wrote:

Raff wrote:

Alice Cooper Wink

ever hear of little p and capital P axiom. progressive rock and Progressive Rock are not one and the same.

was Alice Cooper progressive 'rock.'. of course he was. ..so was Elvis LOL

... does he have any association with 'Progressive Rock'

Nope.

Greetings Micky!

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Posted: March 11 2009 at 16:03

micky wrote:

a concept album not a prog album make.....

No but it is a prog factor. However, I can't say anything at all regarding the music since I haven't heard it, but there were those in that thread that said there was something proggy in the works going on there.

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Posted: March 11 2009 at 16:08

rushfan4 wrote:

micky wrote:

a concept album not a prog album make.....

again.. take me up on my offer from the SC zone Scott... wanna take a listen to some things that people call.... prog. LOL

Even the supremely open-minded, someone like me who believe in a inclusive database here, nearly died in laughter.

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Posted: March 11 2009 at 16:09

zicIy wrote:

micky wrote:

zicIy wrote:

Raff wrote:

Alice Cooper Wink

ever hear of little p and capital P axiom. progressive rock and Progressive Rock are not one and the same.

was Alice Cooper progressive 'rock.'. of course he was. ..so was Elvis LOL

... does he have any association with 'Progressive Rock'

Nope.

Greetings Micky!

salutations hahahha Wink

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Posted: March 11 2009 at 16:12

zicIy wrote:

micky wrote:

zicIy wrote:

Raff wrote:

Alice Cooper Wink

ever hear of little p and capital P axiom. progressive rock and Progressive Rock are not one and the same.

was Alice Cooper progressive 'rock.'. of course he was. ..so was Elvis LOL

... does he have any association with 'Progressive Rock'

Nope.

Greetings Micky!

hey Micky, TBH, i think that you can hear that Cooper is very different singer than The King or The Boss

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Posted: March 11 2009 at 16:14

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a concept album not a prog album make.....

I believe that Alice Cooper had association with progressive rock. For starters, do you know Pretties for You? The Alice Cooper band debut from 1969 which was released on Frank Zappa's label?

http://www.rockband.com/forums/showthread.php?p=2008803

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Posted: March 11 2009 at 16:15

oh sure he is.. .and that stage show... it works for prog. Until we create a sub-genre for shock rock/theatric prog. We just have to judge on the music.

School's Out... or 18.. or Under My Wheels just sort of miss the mark a little bit as to what most people think of when it comes to Progressive Rock hahha.

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Posted: March 11 2009 at 16:17

micky wrote:

rushfan4 wrote:

micky wrote:

a concept album not a prog album make.....

again.. take me up on my offer from the SC zone Scott... wanna take a listen to some things that people call.... prog. LOL

Even the supremely open-minded, someone like me who believe in a inclusive database here, nearly died in laughter.

Yes, but you forget that I judge prog by whether or not it is in my collection, and there is quite of bit of Alice Cooper in my collection.

And with some of the suggestions that I have made, I suspect that I have probably made you nearly die in laughter more than once.

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Posted: March 11 2009 at 16:17

Logan wrote:

micky wrote:

a concept album not a prog album make.....

very true... he did have connections with Zappa. Again though.. we can Kevin Bacon half the musical world into Prog Archives in one or two degrees hahahha.

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Posted: March 11 2009 at 16:20

rushfan4 wrote:

micky wrote:

rushfan4 wrote:

micky wrote:

a concept album not a prog album make.....

again.. take me up on my offer from the SC zone Scott... wanna take a listen to some things that people call.... prog. LOL

Even the supremely open-minded, someone like me who believe in a inclusive database here, nearly died in laughter.

Yes, but you forget that I judge prog by whether or not it is in my collection, and there is quite of bit of Alice Cooper in my collection.

And with some of the suggestions that I have made, I suspect that I have probably made you nearly die in laughter more than once.

what did I tell you before... stop that sh*t Scott Angry

.... you are talking to the guy the ONLY person on this site who has ever suggested Beck... yeah.. Beck for inclusion here. I actually made Ivan laugh so hard he forgot to answer my suggestion in blue font hahha

Edited by micky - March 11 2009 at 16:20

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Posted: March 11 2009 at 16:23

Oh, for heaven's sake, next time I'll think one hundred times before posting... I thought this poll's title and its placement were clear enough. Do you want to think Alice Cooper is prog? Be my guest - just don't jump all over me for mentioning his name, or slap Uriah Heep in my face when I never ever dreamed of mentioning them.

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Posted: March 11 2009 at 16:48

Is this a joke? C'mon LOL

Some people find joy in knowledge. Some people find joy in ignorance. Some people just enjoy music.

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Posted: March 11 2009 at 17:10

micky wrote:

Logan wrote:

micky wrote:

a concept album not a prog album make.....

very true... he did have connections with Zappa. Again though.. we can Kevin Bacon half the musical world into Prog Archives in one or two degrees hahahha.

I think he/ and the band has a musical, as well as personal, relation to Prog, but not enough for me to suggest him for Related.
http://www.amazon.com/Pretties-You-Alice-Cooper/dp/B000056NV6

Poll Question: what yu're REALLY prefer?
Poll Choice	Votes	Poll Statistics
u.k. prog	98	[85.22%]
u.s.prog	17	[14.78%]
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