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    Posted: March 13 2010 at 13:33

50.000.000 people, GDP of about Italy, or Greece, quite rich country to be honest, even in constant thread by its aggressive neighbor, but not single Prog band listed here in PA ? How that's possible, there's no one Prog here ? It's quite a mystery. Do any of you know about some Prog band from here ? Would it be possible to actually find something and add it ? That would be, well, international :-)

I did a little bit googling and found this link:

http://progressive.homestead.com/korea.html



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Points: 8138 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 13 2010 at 14:57
Maybe Kim Jung Mi would qualify for prog folk ?
 
 
 
But overall I find corean artists too "pop" for this site (even teh ones tagged as "psychedelic rock").
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Points: 4373 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 13 2010 at 15:08
The music I've heard from there is usually off by a decade. For instance, late 70s albums from 산울림 sound like late 60s psych rock. Also, a bit of scouring might reveal work by a South Korean prog band called Linus from the 80s.
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Points: 17627 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 13 2010 at 15:34
San Ul Lim is considered to be psychedelic - but not really prog imo

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Points: 3968 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 13 2010 at 15:36

:-)
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Points: 8138 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 13 2010 at 16:00
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The supposedly prog Linus doesn't sound really prog to my ears either.
 
Now you understand why there are no prog bands coming out of Korea in PA...
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Points: 4373 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 13 2010 at 18:05
I don't remember much about Linus except that it was drenched in organs. It's been a while.
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This is what I found in the ProgGnosis database:

South Korea Prog - Sub-Genre Not Assigned Jeremy  (2)
South Korea Prog - Sub-Genre Not Assigned Oculist  (1)
South Korea Prog-Metal - Sub-Genre Not Assigned Sahara  (1)
South Korea Prog - Guitar Virtuoso - Neo-Classical-Shred Suk, Lee Hyun  (1)
South Korea Prog - Sub-Genre Not Assigned Yun, Jo  (1)

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Points: 10665 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 13 2010 at 19:22
Originally posted by lucas lucas wrote:

The supposedly prog Linus doesn't sound really prog to my ears either.
 


Originally posted by WalterDigsTunes WalterDigsTunes wrote:

I don't remember much about Linus except that it was drenched in organs. It's been a while


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Originally posted by Raff Raff wrote:

This is what I found in the ProgGnosis database:

South KoreaProg - Sub-Genre Not Assigned Jeremy  (2)
South KoreaProg - Sub-Genre Not Assigned Oculist  (1)
South KoreaProg-Metal - Sub-Genre Not Assigned Sahara  (1)
South KoreaProg - Guitar Virtuoso - Neo-Classical-Shred Suk, Lee Hyun  (1)
South KoreaProg - Sub-Genre Not Assigned Yun, Jo  (1)

Interesting point there.

I suppose you're not familiar with these names, neither am I. I'm curious in discovering different cultures. The problem here is that there's too much of a pop. Maybe this pop element is what makes this culture so "distinct". 

However, I feel there will be at least one prog artists out there. Pure probability rules this way. It's free country, therefore free to do things in their own way. It would be strange if nobody though about making prog band, or at least band with "new" sound.



Edited by Marty McFly - March 14 2010 at 03:44
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Linus is a good band, in Uriah Heep vein with hammond and prog rock with a harder edge, will be intristing to be here in PA.
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Originally posted by b_olariu b_olariu wrote:

Linus is a good band, in Uriah Heep vein with hammond and prog rock with a harder edge, will be intristing to be here in PA.

Not familiar with them, but it would be interesting, indeed.

Do you know them well ?
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Points: 10841 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 14 2010 at 05:47
From the French book "Encyclopédie du Har-Rock des 70's" by Denis Protat, I heard about three or four hard/heavy-rock bands from South Korea, but I don't remember if they were described as progressive, would it be only a little bit.
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Points: 17493 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 15 2010 at 02:36
Originally posted by Rivertree Rivertree wrote:

San Ul Lim is considered to be psychedelic - but not really prog imo
I've purchased their second album and listened to ... ugrh, a primeval psych poppy thingumbob, NOT progressive ROCK. Cry
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