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Discipline and solo Parmenter obviously

Also these guys:





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Originally posted by moshkito moshkito wrote:

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A band that had outstanding lyrics and was never really appreciated as much, would have been THE EDGAR BROUGHTON BAND ... and some of that material was very strong and I would even venture to say that it was quite educated, instead of just a street song. One might have argued that they looked like something other than that, but it was a very thoughtful and important band.

To see a "best of" (kinda) their Rockpalast DVD is very good and it kinda goes through a lot of their stuff, but the original albums, are even better in my book. For that matter, Edgar Broughton is working on a new album and one song has already been played on Space Pirate Radio, courtesy of Edgar himself.

Probably too "intelligent" of a band, to be considered "progressive" here, since folks only want a bunch of solos and some kinda of bombastic nothing. EBB was bombastic in its lyrics and attacks. They, probably gave "punk" a really bad name!
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I remember his appearing at a festival in Kent about 4-5 years ago. It was quite early in the afternoon , a beautiful day in a lovely country house setting. He was singing songs about death and suicide (it was just him on stage) . Didn't quite catch the general mood! Certainly a considerable talent and perhaps more on the Captain Beefheart side of prog?!
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Originally posted by richardh richardh wrote:

^ weirdly not listed in PA

I remember his appearing at a festival in Kent about 4-5 years ago. It was quite early in the afternoon , a beautiful day in a lovely country house setting. He was singing songs about death and suicide (it was just him on stage) . Didn't quite catch the general mood! Certainly a considerable talent and perhaps more on the Captain Beefheart side of prog?!

Hi,

Seeing the Rockpalast DVD, helps some. It's a sort of softer version of things, or at least, one that is easier to understand and work on.

In general, though, their lyrics are valuable and not just some slimy bs, and you could say that Edgar is an activist, and still at it, from what I can see. But, but it is really hard for folks at PA to get their ears around  because this is not kid stuff talking about nothing, or a song about ... (excuse me!) "love", or a sentimental song of some kind. 

One day, we might appreciate something that is very thoughtful and intelligent as progressive works.

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Originally posted by Psychedelic Paul Psychedelic Paul wrote:

^ It looks like H.R. Giger might have had a hand in designing Island's album cover. Wink

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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote PhideauxFan Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: November 13 2021 at 02:45
From my collection of CDs:

-Discipline and Matthew Parmenter (USA).

-Eyestrings and Ryan Parmenter (USA).

-Gargamel (Norway).
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Mine too
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I’d add PO90D, there’s elements within Fish era Marillion and The Tangent imho
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