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Points: 1774 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 19 2016 at 10:08
Originally posted by Cambus741 Cambus741 wrote:


I think that is bollocks and with the possible exception of some classical, progressive rock is musically superior to any other genre of music.  By its very nature and ambition.

There's no such thing as "superior" or "inferior" music, all music is equally valid.
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Points: 17847 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 19 2016 at 10:28
Originally posted by Cambus741 Cambus741 wrote:

^^  Ok I get it. Maybe this thread was a mistake.   But I am certainly not a troll.  
Merely a flawed human who made an error of judgement
Your idea was probably fine but how it was worded was not, you come across as one of those individuals that profess prog-rock as being the "one and only almighty choice" LOL. I am not sure that goes too far even on this site, I am not sure how many sub-genres there are listed here but certainly many of them have jazz and classical influence.

If you don't like either of those (I for one am NOT a classical listener), that's fine but you still need to understand the influence. Maybe even respect the fact that some prog was born of jazz and classical.....
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