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Originally posted by snobb snobb wrote:

^ X-over is prog. If you think she isn't, but has some realtion with it, possibly better idea would be prog-related?
My comment was about any artist that's recognized "prog" but doesn't fit in any subgenre, regardless what Bjork is. It took a lot of time to have Quintorigo added because of the same reason. At the end they went into RIO/Avant.
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^ X-over is prog. If you think she isn't, but has some realtion with it, possibly better idea would be prog-related?
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Originally posted by progkidjoel progkidjoel wrote:

Originally posted by paganinio paganinio wrote:

Bjork is experimental and progressive, but her style is definitely not symphonic prog, krautrock, RIO, or any prog sub-genre that's covered here.

Pretty much my thoughts exactly.
For me she's not prog, but basing on your thoughts shouldn't she fit into Xover?
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Originally posted by paganinio paganinio wrote:

Bjork is experimental and progressive, but her style is definitely not symphonic prog, krautrock, RIO, or any prog sub-genre that's covered here.

Pretty much my thoughts exactly.
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Originally posted by npjnpj npjnpj wrote:

We shouldn't forget that experimental doesn't necessarily equal progressive.
In Bjorks case I would say:

Experimental = Y
Progressive = N
Unlistenable = Y
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Don't think Bjork is unlistenable, it's more question of taste. Not sure if she's prog or not, but in all cases she's more progressive than many pop artists around.
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Originally posted by npjnpj npjnpj wrote:

We shouldn't forget that experimental doesn't necessarily equal progressive.
In Bjorks case I would say:

Experimental = Y
Progressive = N
Unlistenable = Y

Nice matrix but in the end the last line is the only one that matters. 
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We shouldn't forget that experimental doesn't necessarily equal progressive.
In Bjorks case I would say:

Experimental = Y
Progressive = N
Unlistenable = Y
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Originally posted by Chris S Chris S wrote:

Originally posted by octopus-4 octopus-4 wrote:

Other are the artists whose inclusion can make me angry. Personally I disagree with Bjork but she's not a scandal. I don't know what Tori Amos, Japan or Talking Heads are doing on PA instead.
Well Admin approved Talking Heads..................for prog related, so we are all accountable to what is deemed influential prog or prog. Noone involved in this site's evaluations are infallible :-)
We need to respect the decisions whether we vehemently agree or not. We are all discussing Amos, Bjork, Japan, David Sylvian, Supertramp etc.
 
What about  J21, Eberhard Weber, Ralf Towner, Ceiling Unlimited.....no-one gives a general iota about them cos many don't even know them....ECM artists alone are questionable.
 
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Bjork deserves consideration hence the discussions and the polls are pretty good too. 30 votes out of 6 billion people....not bad fallout...
I'm just giving my opinion, I don't mean to criticize. For each Japan on PA there's a good number of Far East Family Bands (just to joke with the band's name). Also Japan had David Sylvian.

What I really mean is that as well as having ben a fundamental component of Genesis or Renaissance doesn't guarantee Phil Collins or Annie Haslam to be included, the same is valid for a band in which David Sylvian played.

I don't know any of the names that you have mentioned, but in general I trust on ECM. I think we discussed about it in the thread about Jan Garbarek's inclusion.

To be honest, the only time when the admin's decision seemed really wrong to me was when Electric Prunes were rejected, but it didn't made me upset, of course. 
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Originally posted by octopus-4 octopus-4 wrote:

Other are the artists whose inclusion can make me angry. Personally I disagree with Bjork but she's not a scandal. I don't know what Tori Amos, Japan or Talking Heads are doing on PA instead.
Well Admin approved Talking Heads..................for prog related, so we are all accountable to what is deemed influential prog or prog. Noone involved in this site's evaluations are infallible :-)
We need to respect the decisions whether we vehemently agree or not. We are all discussing Amos, Bjork, Japan, David Sylvian, Supertramp etc.
 
What about  J21, Eberhard Weber, Ralf Towner, Ceiling Unlimited.....no-one gives a general iota about them cos many don't even know them....ECM artists alone are questionable.
 
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Bjork deserves consideration hence the discussions and the polls are pretty good too. 30 votes out of 6 billion people....not bad fallout...
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Points: 7028 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 18 2010 at 23:40
Originally posted by AtomicCrimsonRush AtomicCrimsonRush wrote:

i hate Bjork, the scourge of the universe
 
nothing she does appeals in any sense
 
she is not prog rather more like screeching cat
 
i would rather listen to The Cure, and I hate them a lot!
 
so dont ask me... I would not want her in prog as shes more like alternative if anything
 
she is like Yoko Ono in many ways and she is not prog either 
Dead, non starter there for sure. Bjork is sensational and a credit to prog, regardless of whether she cares the genre existsApprove
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Each subgenre has a definition and the suggested artist must completely  match at list one subgenre. There's a group of person for each subgenre that evaluates the suggestions and says yes or no,

That's more or less how it works.

brw I wouldn't have included Supertramp, too.
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Points: 19535 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 18 2010 at 20:18
Originally posted by The_Jester The_Jester wrote:

And what are you're arguments against her?

Again, you have joined only two months ago, so most surely you haven't read the multiple times I gave arguments about why she shouldn't be added in past threads.

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As a fact in this thread  I wrote several posts even with album by album arguments, so I don't feel it's necessary to repeat them each time she is suggested.

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Originally posted by The_Jester The_Jester wrote:

Well, even if you don't like her, I suppose that a lot of people find her progressive just as the Residents or Supertramp are progressive. And it's not popier than Tori Amos.

You have joined two months ago, so you probably don't know that a band is not admitted because one or more persons believe it's more Progressive than another band already here.

The "If X is here then Y should be admitted" is a flawed argument that counts nothing.

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Well, even if you don't like her, I suppose that a lot of people find her progressive just as the Residents or Supertramp are progressive. And it's not popier than Tori Amos.
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Weird..Yes

Experimental...Yes experimental Pop

Prog...Not even remotely related IMHO.

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Japan are 80s British electronic new-wave. The only remarkable thing they have is David Sylvian in the lineup.
Idea for a new thread; Artists that shouldn't be here....

However this is the difference between bigs and second lines: nobody will discuss Genesis, Crimson or Pink Floyd.

I support the idea of a new section, 
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Originally posted by Passionist Passionist wrote:

I don't know Japan, don't like Tori Amos and I love Talking Heads, but I can agree, that they're not really ones I'd expect to find here, at least Talking Heads, unless deliberate simplicity is prog :D

I don't know Japan, I love Amos and Head and think they belong here.  I don't know Bjork well enough to take any position. LOL
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I don't know Japan, don't like Tori Amos and I love Talking Heads, but I can agree, that they're not really ones I'd expect to find here, at least Talking Heads, unless deliberate simplicity is prog :D
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