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Well I like Jazz-Rock at least as much as RIO, possibly more depending on the band.  So I'd say it's a safe bet I'll enjoy it.
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Originally posted by SaltyJon SaltyJon wrote:

Well I like Jazz-Rock at least as much as RIO, possibly more depending on the band.  So I'd say it's a safe bet I'll enjoy it.
 
Then I guess, as you said, that it's a fair choice.
 
Originally posted by Atavachron Atavachron wrote:

ExCubus
 
Yeah I mentionned it earlier. Great band.


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Opus-5 and Maneige are also on my list to check out, unfortunately for me the list is growing nearly exponentially and the amount of money I have to spend on music isn't...ah well, a little patience will go a long way.
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The only one I know here is Harmonium, and I love it.
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Originally posted by SaltyJon SaltyJon wrote:

Opus-5 and Maneige are also on my list to check out, unfortunately for me the list is growing nearly exponentially and the amount of money I have to spend on music isn't...ah well, a little patience will go a long way.


Hate to add to the list, but I need to plug Rouge Ciel again - just absolutely fantastic.
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Originally posted by SaltyJon SaltyJon wrote:

Opus-5 and Maneige are also on my list to check out, unfortunately for me the list is growing nearly exponentially and the amount of money I have to spend on music isn't...ah well, a little patience will go a long way.
 
Begin with Maneige, it is fantastic! Smile (Greatest album, in my opinion: Les porches)
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Originally posted by Dellinger Dellinger wrote:

The only one I know here is Harmonium, and I love it.
 
Then you'll have to check some other bands... They're all really good.
 
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There's also a Progressive Rock festival in Montréal, QC; it's called FMPM (Festival des musiques progressives de Montréal or Montréal's Progressive Music Festival). This year's setlist is Miriodor, Rouge Ciel, Le Orme, Excubus, Magenta, Three Friends (Sold Out) and Saga (Sold Out)
 
I'll try to go, for sure! ClapShocked


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Originally posted by Padraic Padraic wrote:

Originally posted by SaltyJon SaltyJon wrote:

Opus-5 and Maneige are also on my list to check out, unfortunately for me the list is growing nearly exponentially and the amount of money I have to spend on music isn't...ah well, a little patience will go a long way.


Hate to add to the list, but I need to plug Rouge Ciel again - just absolutely fantastic.


On the contrary, the more items on the list the more gems I have to look forward to in the future, gives me more incentive to make sure I do well in school, get a good job, etc. Tongue  Any specific album suggestions to start with the band, or should I just dive in randomly?
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Originally posted by Padraic Padraic wrote:

Originally posted by Kestrel Kestrel wrote:

Has there even been an attempt at getting Quebec its own country label?  


Quebec is too busy trying to get their own country.  Wink

Ha, true enough. I would just like attention to be paid to Quebecois prog, much like RPI. This also reminds me of Erik Neuteboom's special about Prog Andaluz, another region specific genre (if one can call it a genre). It helps emphasize that prog was an international movement which I find to be one of prog's most endearing qualities.

Edit: And you can add the Belgian chamber scene as well...


Oh, don't get me started Heart
It's more like :
 
 
Don't get ME started !!!AngryWink
 
 
yoou guys know how opposed to genres exploiting origins or nationality, and I still don't agree on RPI, although could come to terms if one day the multi-genre tagging becomes a reality
 
 
I probably added half if not 2/3 of the Quebecois he database (lately Agape, Demi-Heure and boule de Son)
and I had to convince M@X about Maneige's addition , Proglucky about Conventum and Connivence   ......because the Quebecois don't even realize themselves how great it was during the 70's
 
 
So you can imagine how I "hate"prog from LBPTongueWink
 
 
 
But "LBP prog" should never be  a genre or subgenre, because it's simply not musically sensible. I would say that a good half the band played foklk rock, then some more played jazz-rock, some blues-derived prog, other electronic etc....
 
it's just viable.... ditto from BegianProg Chamber
 
thisd from a Belgo-Quebecois
 
 
let's just stay above the moral melee
prefer the sink to the gutter
keep our sand-castle virtues
content to be a doer
as well as a thinker,
prefer lifting our pen
rather than un-sheath our sword
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Originally posted by SaltyJon SaltyJon wrote:

Originally posted by Padraic Padraic wrote:

Originally posted by SaltyJon SaltyJon wrote:

Opus-5 and Maneige are also on my list to check out, unfortunately for me the list is growing nearly exponentially and the amount of money I have to spend on music isn't...ah well, a little patience will go a long way.


Hate to add to the list, but I need to plug Rouge Ciel again - just absolutely fantastic.


On the contrary, the more items on the list the more gems I have to look forward to in the future, gives me more incentive to make sure I do well in school, get a good job, etc. Tongue  Any specific album suggestions to start with the band, or should I just dive in randomly?


They only have two releases right now - their s/t debut is my favorite of the two, with a very wide variety of style, a very eclectic album.  The second is also fantastic and is a bit darker, a bit more aggressive, and definitely more "RIO".
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Originally posted by Padraic Padraic wrote:

Originally posted by SaltyJon SaltyJon wrote:

Originally posted by Padraic Padraic wrote:

Originally posted by SaltyJon SaltyJon wrote:

Opus-5 and Maneige are also on my list to check out, unfortunately for me the list is growing nearly exponentially and the amount of money I have to spend on music isn't...ah well, a little patience will go a long way.


Hate to add to the list, but I need to plug Rouge Ciel again - just absolutely fantastic.


On the contrary, the more items on the list the more gems I have to look forward to in the future, gives me more incentive to make sure I do well in school, get a good job, etc. Tongue  Any specific album suggestions to start with the band, or should I just dive in randomly?


They only have two releases right now - their s/t debut is my favorite of the two, with a very wide variety of style, a very eclectic album.  The second is also fantastic and is a bit darker, a bit more aggressive, and definitely more "RIO".
 
I'm very excited; I'll see them (almost sure) in september, the same day I'll see Le Orme! It be totally amazing! Smile
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Originally posted by Tsevir Leirbag Tsevir Leirbag wrote:

Originally posted by Canprog Canprog wrote:

Since my music collection is still in its early stages of growth I only own one album from Quebec artists which is Si On Avait... which is amazing I hope to aquire some more Quebecois stuff soon! Thanks for creating this thread this will be a great tool for me to use in order to become familiarized with new bands from La Belle Provence!Smile
 
[QUOTE=I knew it (about "Si on avait..."! LOL
I suggest you, to continue with Harmonium, "L'heptade". It sounds more like Symphonic Prog, but if you liked "Si on avait...", you'll probably like it too.
You should also get Octobre's "Survivance", Sloche's "J'un oeil"  or "Stadaconé" and Pollen's "Pollen".
 
Thanks for the Suggestions.Thumbs Up


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Originally posted by Canprog Canprog wrote:

Originally posted by Tsevir Leirbag Tsevir Leirbag wrote:

Originally posted by Canprog Canprog wrote:

Since my music collection is still in its early stages of growth I only own one album from Quebec artists which is Si On Avait... which is amazing I hope to aquire some more Quebecois stuff soon! Thanks for creating this thread this will be a great tool for me to use in order to become familiarized with new bands from La Belle Provence!Smile
 
[QUOTE=I knew it (about "Si on avait..."! LOL
I suggest you, to continue with Harmonium, "L'heptade". It sounds more like Symphonic Prog, but if you liked "Si on avait...", you'll probably like it too.
You should also get Octobre's "Survivance", Sloche's "J'un oeil"  or "Stadaconé" and Pollen's "Pollen".
 
Thanks for the Suggestions.Thumbs Up
 
It's a pleasure! Smile Hope you'll find bands that you'll like.
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I would say most of the '70s quebecois artists were adding progressive shades to their music :
Beau Dommage had a full album side of one progressive song.
Michel Lefrançois.
Robert Charlebois.
Paul Baillargeon.
Gino Vannelli.
Les Seguin. La Nouvelle Frontiere. Le Match.
Offenbach.
Ville Emard Blues Band.
June Wallack. Diane Dufresne.
Jim Corcoran & Bertrand Gosselin.
Claude Dubois, Jacques Michel, Gilles Valiquette, Gilles Vigneault, Guy Trépanier, Jean-Pierre Ferland, Claude Léveillée on some albums, even Felix Leclerc.
Franck Dervieux
Raoul Duguay should be in Prog Archives. Some of his albums were completely prog. He was also a member of L'Infonie.
Etc.



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Originally posted by MichelNeurophile MichelNeurophile wrote:

I would say most of the '70s quebecois artists were including progressive shades to their music :
Beau Dommage had a full album side of one progressive song.
Michel Lefrançois.
Robert Charlebois.
Paul Baillargeon.
Gino Vannelli.
Les Seguin. La Nouvelle Frontiere. Le Match.
Offenbach.
Ville Emard Blues Band.
June Wallack. Diane Dufresne.
Jim Corcoran & Bertrand Gosselin.
Claude Dubois, Jacques Michel, Gilles Valiquette, Gilles Vigneault, Guy Trépanier, Jean-Pierre Ferland, Claude Léveillée on some albums, even Felix Leclerc.
Raoul Duguay should be in Prog Archives. Some of his albums were completely prog. He was also a member of L'Infonie.
Etc.

 
I can see you're from Québec! Smile Yeah, I agree with what you said. I'm now trying to add June Wallack to this site. Offenbach, I think it's already here (it must!). Robert Charlebois has some prog elements but he had different eras where he made different music.
Aren't you the one who posted Octobre's L'oiseau Rouge and Charlebois' Québec Love or Tout écartillé (I don't remember) on YouTube? Tongue And I'm not sure if you knew but Raoûl Duguay also participated to Maneige's Les porche.
Bienvenue sur le site!


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Harmonium, Maneige, Miriodor ClapClapClapClapClapClap

All great.  Only one album each by the first two, but both incredible.  Have 2 Miriodor album, saw them live at NF '03 preshow.  Great, great band.
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Originally posted by infandous infandous wrote:

Harmonium, Maneige, Miriodor ClapClapClapClapClapClap

All great.  Only one album each by the first two, but both incredible.  Have 2 Miriodor album, saw them live at NF '03 preshow.  Great, great band.
 
I will miss Miriodor's gig at the Gésu, Montréal because it was too much expensive; this month, I already paid 95$ to see Excubus, Rouge Ciel, DFA and Le Orme on a saturday. Miriodor is playing on the next day and it costs 35, if I remember well.
How were they live?


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Originally posted by Tsevir Leirbag Tsevir Leirbag wrote:

Originally posted by infandous infandous wrote:

Harmonium, Maneige, Miriodor ClapClapClapClapClapClap

All great.  Only one album each by the first two, but both incredible.  Have 2 Miriodor album, saw them live at NF '03 preshow.  Great, great band.
 
I will miss Miriodor's gig at the Gésu, Montréal because it was too much expensive; this month, I already paid 95$ to see Excubus, Rouge Ciel, DFA and Le Orme on a saturday. Miriodor is playing on the next day and it costs 35, if I remember well.
How were they live?


They were fantastic.  They were the first of three bands, and the next two (Izz and some fusion band who's name I can't recall) seemed a real let down in comparison (and Izz is a great band).  They are Avante/RIO, but very melodic.  Would love to see them again, but I'm far from Quebec myself Cry
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Originally posted by infandous infandous wrote:

Originally posted by Tsevir Leirbag Tsevir Leirbag wrote:

Originally posted by infandous infandous wrote:

Harmonium, Maneige, Miriodor ClapClapClapClapClapClap

All great.  Only one album each by the first two, but both incredible.  Have 2 Miriodor album, saw them live at NF '03 preshow.  Great, great band.
 
I will miss Miriodor's gig at the Gésu, Montréal because it was too much expensive; this month, I already paid 95$ to see Excubus, Rouge Ciel, DFA and Le Orme on a saturday. Miriodor is playing on the next day and it costs 35, if I remember well.
How were they live?


They were fantastic.  They were the first of three bands, and the next two (Izz and some fusion band who's name I can't recall) seemed a real let down in comparison (and Izz is a great band).  They are Avante/RIO, but very melodic.  Would love to see them again, but I'm far from Quebec myself Cry


 
You mean Miriodor or Izz when you say you'd like to see them again? Tongue
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