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Jeffro
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Music that's pleasant to my ears is what I'm looking for. Whether that's a modern band aping the past or something fresh and new (as new anything can be in rock music today) then it matters not. I like what I like.
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M27Barney
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The reproduction of epic bombastic prog has got to be the future! Go "one beyond your show"...Im still waiting for the ten hour epic of epics...
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Mirakaze
Special Collaborator Eclectic, JRF/Canterbury, Avant/Zeuhl Joined: December 17 2019 Location: (redacted) Status: Offline Points: 4063 |
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I listen to a lot of contemporary music but very little of it is symphonic prog. I'm not a fan of the Flower Kings, Transatlantic or Spock's Beard. I think Änglagård, Wobbler and All Traps On Earth are pleasant enough but I don't go out of my way to listen to them; I can't put my finger on what it is exactly but it just seems to me like there's a certain spark missing in their music.
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