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>>129378583
TWANG
BAR
KING

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>>129378583
>another sad thread
I like Belew so i'll give you a (You)

>>129378583
Arguments, agreements Advice, answers, articulate announcements, Babble, burble, banter Bicker, bicker, bicker, brouhaha Balderdash, ballyhoo, Comments, clichés, commentary, controversy Chatter, chit-chat, chit-chat, chit-chat Conversation, contradiction, criticism, Debates, discussions, these are words with a D this time Dialogue, duologue, diatribe Dissension, declamation, double-talk, Too much talk, small talk, talk that trash, expressions Editorials, explanations, exclamations Exaggerations, it's all talk Elephant talk, elephant talk Elephant talk

>>129379355
>AAAAAAAA IM VROOMING

There was a Rush along the Fulham road

fuck fripp

>>129380696
based
that's their masterpiece

There was a (hush) in the Passion Play

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Why did none of you tell me about this

>>129380696
>>129381793
i see i inhabit a board with other intellectuals

Man I thought I always disliked fragile but I really only disliked roundabout. South side of the Sky is god tier

Fragile is rubbish after the opening track.

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>>129383577
OF WARMTH WHEN YOU DIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

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Many years ago I got some neat images from an anon. I'll post the prog related ones here.

>>129384890
>tfw you sink millions of dollars into a vintage bass collection and need to do another rush tour

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>>129384890
>>129384901
>>129384975
10000 hours in ms paint

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>>129385091
based
this one's for you

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>>129385527

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>>129385773
4u

>>129385773
kek

>>129385773
god i wish that were me

>>129385773
crossover of the century

>>129385773
kek

The unbearable

Is cardiacs prog?

New Karnivool is so good

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Oh, yeah, THAT happened...

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>>129379355
>>129380361

>>129387875
I'm happy they're doing it for new fans and people with a ton of money. I won't be attending despite living less than an hour away from one of the shows. The price is insane and the three of them were weak 12 years ago. Now one of them is dead and the others are 12 years older. There's no chance it will be good.

I'm trans btw!!

>>129386789
Prog for hipsters

>>129388627
I LIKE IT!

>>129392014
>beautiful
>god tier hair
>one of the greatest musical minds of the 20th century
>makes arguably his greatest work over 40 years after his debut
It's not fair bros

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Seriously though, what did we think of Big Big Train's latest release? I've listened to little else over the past week. It hasn't moved me like The Likes of Us. It's fine and they have some good ideas, but it seems soulless on the whole.

>>129385773
jej

proggybumps

>>129393330
he was mentally unstable though

>>129388772
That's black midi

>>129385773
Lmao I love this general

>>129397660
only because he overdosed on acid.

proggy sort of day

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My favorite lyric in prog
>Big man pig man

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GAWD DAYUUUUM

>>129385773
KEK

>>129398699
how long did they live in zurich

>>129397660
aren't we all?

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>reading porn visual novel
>yes - roundabout starts playing
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2qtJywCbbQE

>>129398900
oh you!

>>129398699
great gig indeed
one of their most complete ones in terms of amount of songs since they were recording it

>>129399219
How did Roundabout become a meme with weebs anyways?

>>129402283
there's this manga called jojo's bizarre adventure that's very popular, the creator's really into prog rock and filled it with prog references. the anime adaption did this iconic gimmick where each episode ended with a massive cliffhanger, and the ending themesong was roundabout, but it did this thing where the 40 second acoustic intro of roundabout played during the set-up for the cliffhanger and the actual credits dropped when the main song started

it became such an icon that japs and even western normies who've never watched the show edit roundabout into "to be continued" set-ups constantly

>>129402539
is this a jojo reference?

>>129402539
To this day if you look up the song you'll see comments from weebs saying "wow i didn't know this was a british band from the 1970s"

The wall is the climatic end of prog.

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the superior version of the wall

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>>129404936
sorry meant this

>>129405220
the telos of prog

>>129405220
He was based for this even if it was utterly terrible.

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>>129378583

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philbros… it's unironically over
https://youtu.be/6FMMRZJqdyI

>>129407695
philbros... he is going to leave us soon

>>129407695
>>129407724
It's sad seeing him not only so frail but so slow and tired. Total whiplash from how quick and sharp he used to be.

>>129407695
>I CAN'T DANCE

>>129404687
>>129404936
Love The Trial. Probably my favorite theatric prog song.
And I saw that show was so great, back before Roger had less communication channels too.

>>129404687
but the wall isn't prog

now this is how you play bass
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZN7UVWp8EAw

>>129409095
yeah, the trial is top 5 wall songs for me. rogers imitations are great

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dubs and phil collins lives to see another day

What's the Magma album to listen to if I got filtered by everything else, the Magma album where if you don't like it then you'll never get into them?

Is this based on some other song? I think I heard this melody before...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mt4G0D9xkVk

>>129412690
I was going to ask the same thing. I usually bail pretty quickly from the recs I encounter.

>>129411312
RIP

>>129411312
>>129413445
no no we can still save him

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>>129413681
you have until midnight to secure mr. collins' life-saving dubs... tick tock, /prog/....

>>129412690
>>129413323
Udu Wudu's their album that has more in common with regular prog rock than the rest of their stuff
Theusz Hamtaahk's their suite that's probably the most "proggy", particularly the second half.

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Happy birthday Peter!

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>>129414978
please watch over phil, God amen

>>129416257
>Praying for the destruction of Israel

>>129414978
check em

>>129416360
as he should

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>>129416257
>Implying Roger cares for Phil's health
>Compared to his songwriting heroes, Waters knew that Collins represented everything superficial about the music industry, explaining, “I seem to always wind up attacking poor Phil Collins. He’s symptomatic of an awful lot of it. He might well disagree, and so might his fans. But the ‘feeling’ I get is that he’s pretending to be a songwriter or a rock ’n’ roller. It’s an act. That’s why it’s unsatisfying.”

>>129416426
Well facts don't care about your 'feelings'

>>129416426
i never implied anything. its just an image, dont think too much about it

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do we like [spoiler]Porcupine Tree[/spoiler] here? im slowly moving out of 70s prog since ive listened to most of the essential groups atp
just got done listening to their first record and it was just okay

>>129416106
Listening to Phil instead lol

>>129416106
based pete

>>129418442
XBOX

>>129399219
Wait until you find out about Sei Shoujo

>>129418442
They did their best stuff after Gavin Harrison joined. I used to listen to In Absentia and Fear so much I kind of ODd on PT.

>>129418442
I try to like them because they're one of the few prog bands big enough to tour and draw an audience of more than a couple hundred. There are some good tracks here and there, but overall it's not quite my cup of tea.

>Pork Tree
we hate the front man.

>>129422945
What about the rear man

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>>129422963

>>129422991
baddie

>>129418442
They are the band that got me into prog so I still have a soft spot for them

>>129422615
Their early psychedelic albums are underrated, especially Signify

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>listened to this cause y'all spam it so much
It's just Providence but 2 hours long
Never again

>>129423659
filtered

>>129412690
seems MDK is the obvious answer.
i like the live 2000 version better than the album

>>129412690
The best way to get into Magma's their live stuff rather than their studio albums, after 1975 they started using a keyboards which went a long way to making them more accessible.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M0hwS1sxbbY

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>>129423659
i like it but i didnt get the hype either. a single 3 minute track from john zorn or ornette coleman has more ideas going on than this entire album.

cant spell prog without rog

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>>129425479

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>>129425479
Yes

HEY AND AWAY WE GO
THROUGH THE GRASS ACROSS THE SNOW
BIG BROWN BEASTIE BIG BROWN FACE
I'D RATHER BE WITH YOU THAN FLYING THROUGH SPACE

Who's the best prog bassist ever?

>>129426128
Jonas Reingold

>>129426128
Me

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>>129426128
Bernard Paganotti.

>>129426237
jannick's better

>>129426128
Geddy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hg_Be-cHIeY
Argent - Music from the sphere

>>129426128
objectivelly Chris Squire

>>129426255
Jannick was certainly more creative bassist and a better composer, but Paganotti took Jannick's sound and fucking ran with it; He was way more skilled bassist on top of that too.

>>129426966
What a delight. I decided to listen to the album, but this was the only track that grabbed me. Man for All Reasons warrants more listens.

>>129427413
>What a delight.
right? took me quite by surprise, it came up on a shuffle going through downloaded stuff. sad to hear the rest isn't that level... could explain why this band is so forgotten after all

but to lurkers, check it out, it doesn't start that special but goes into solos a third way through and from there it's all gold

>>129426966
I've been meaning to get around to this group of these days, especially since I like The Zombies. Great track.

>>129385773
lmfao

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xo2G69VNzrA

>luv me ELO
>luv me supertramp
>turns out they're grandpa bands for squares
It's so over

>>129431097
Do you like Huey Lewis and the News?

>>129431143
Their early work was a little too new wave for my taste, but when Sports came out in '83 they really came into their own, commercially and artistically

>>129416257
Roger isn't praying for Phil, he's praying to Satan to protect trans kids.

>>129416360
More like the destruction of the white race because he only pretends to hate Israel just so you faggots can like him.

>>129418442
>their first record
You mean On the Sunday of Life? That's the worst first impression you could've gotten. It's less of a genuine album and more of a collection of shitposts from when the band was originally conceived as a joke.

>>129431250
youre more obsessed with trannies than roger is

prawns

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Acknowledge Kansas

The Final Cut is one of Pink Floyd's best albums. Top 3, even. I am not going to discuss this further. David Gilmour is a cuck and a hack.

>>129432710
Why are you posting on a mossad honeypot, Rog? Not very BDS of you.

>>129432710
youre extremely right

>>129418442
>>129422712
The issue with Steven Wilson is that he is basically a 70s prog cover musician. His entire output is basically a version of something someone else made. It's good, but the charade is always present. It's the best next thing if you're a millenial or a zoomer who never got their chance to see Pink Floyd or King Crimson live in their prime.

>>129432719
YOU!
YES YOU!
STAND STILL LADDIE!

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>>129432710
Roger please. Charade you are.

>>129432723
>the best next thing if you're a millenial or a zoomer who never got their chance to see Pink Floyd or King Crimson live in their prime.
that was The Musical Box genesis cover band

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>>129418442
Yes, we love Steven Wilson here!
The first PT album is from his psychedelic era. If you want to listen to their more prog oriented music you can start with their 2000s albums, like In Absentia or Fear of a Blank Planet.

>>129433169
not true btw.

>>129426128
Tony Levin

>>129432710
>David Gilmour is a cuck and a hack.
I think you meant to say Roger Waters.

timid little bloke

>>129432477
Prawn heats

>>129426128
Any jazz fusion guy who happened to play on a prog album

>>129433189
XBOX

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>>129426128
'etton

/prog/, how many albums did you listen to for the first time this past week?

>>129426128
peter giles. it's a shame he was only in 5 albums but they are all top-tier

>>129426128
Roger Waters

>>129426128
Water Rogers

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>>129437339
>>129437366
He wasn't even the best bass player on his (former) band.

>>129437492
but he was the best lyric writer of his band

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>>129437492
Roger is the Band

>>129437591
Roger is Canadian??

>>129437591
Well if his official tour promos say so then it must be true.

>>129437536
Irrelevant to the question.

>>129437591
Not since 1985 at least.

Mikebros I still don't get Amarok, it's just a bit too schizo for me

>>129437672
Thanks for trying. I wish you could hear the beauty I do.

What KC do I listen to if I thought Court sucked outside the first song, last song and Epitaph and I thought Poisedon was pretty good?

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>>129437605
He has members of The Band play with him during the Wall Live in Berlin show.

>>129437740
Why did he never perform The Wall on top of the Berlin wall, it's right there

>>129437737
Congrats, you're me. Just keep going in order. My favorite is Larks' Tongues in Aspic, but all of the 70s albums are wonderful upon first or second listen.

>>129437760
Too busy seething at Dave and Rick to do that.

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>>129437805
that show is so much worse than is there anybody out there lol
nothing against good ol rog but he needed chad energy (gilmour) around to rein in his lame ass theatrical impulses

>>129437864
Did Dave just fuck him in the ass?
Also is Any body out there is such a great live album. Shame it's off Streaming right now.

DON'T LET YOUR TEARS LINGER ON INSIDE

is it worth getting into prog if i only listen to Classical?

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Bringing it back to Adrian Belew, what did you guys think of this now that the dust has settled a bit? I caught the tour in November '24. Honestly well up there with some of the other shows I've seen. I've seen Fripp w/ Belew ConstruKtion of Light tour. Beat had a more "American" feel I thought but Vai did well and respected the music. Belew looked like he was having a blast.

https://youtu.be/Gyzqt-WyG6g?si=LvNw9mhvUghuZG1N

https://youtu.be/jHPVrzL3zqI?si=GZ70ojRm7RJqAX-C

>>129433169
No they don't. They're brickwalled to shit and it sounds way too separated.

>>129438552
>They're brickwalled to shit
Can everyone please stop making an overused hyperbole of that word? It doesn't mean "slightly louder".

>>129438552
Suppers Ready and Dancing with the Moonlit Knight is a travesty too.

>>129438623
The vocals and instrumental at the beginning of Moonlit Knight aren't even in sync. Regardless of the overall creative choices, that felt like such a glaring hiccup that it must've been an accident.

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speaking of shitty /prog/ reissues, what was zappa thinking here with those vocals? completely ruin the middle of what's otherwise a fantastic record

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This is better than Pawn Hearts and Pawn Hearts is already really good

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>>129404936
nah

>>129438714
To be charitable, maybe he thought that CD reissues are pretty exploitative by nature so if he was going to do it he might as well augment the originals with new elements. Though desu I hate the Hot Rats remix a lot more. Don't get how anyone could prefer it.

>>129438396
yes

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>>129438595
Close enough. Left is the 1994 Definitive Edition. As fucked as those are, they're still far superior to the 2007 mixes.

>>129437737
The Bruford stuff like everyone else
>and I thought Poisedon was pretty good?
Oh wait a minute...I don't really know what to tell ya

>>129438714
>>129438771
zappa lost the plot by the 80s, simple as the hot rats 80s mix isn't bad, i think saying it's better than the original is just weird contrarianism.

>>129438741
I don't get pawn hearts
WR > SL > GB > PH

>>129441094
I want to say how can you possibly like VDGG and not get Pawn Hearts, but then I remembered I don't get H To He.
I consider Pawn Hearts, Godbluff, Still Life, Silent Corner, and In Camera to be kino of the highest order.

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I unironically like Earthbound more than Summit Studios. In fact, it's my second favorite King Crimson live release behind Zoom Club 1972 with Muir (which also has shite audio quality).
Frankly at this point I feel like it's overhated just because Fripp disowned it way back when it came out. The performances are absolutely electric on here in spite of--perhaps, because of--the low fidelity. The Groon and Schizoid Man climaxes in particular are insane.

>>129441094
I only get Pawn Hearts

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THERE'S A TIME
AND THE TIME IS NOW AND IT'S RIGHT FOR MEEEE
IT'S RIGHT FOR MEEEE
AND THE TIME IS NOOOWWW

>>129441163
What was the point of this album anyway?
Was it a contractual obligation?
Did Fripp wanted to take the piss out of everyone?
Or just an autistic moment?

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Father: Your house
Daughter: My house
Father: Your house
Daughter: My house
Father: Your house
Daughter: My house
Father: Your house
Daughter: My house
Well get out, there's the door
Well get out, there's the door
Well get out, there's the door
Well get out, there's the door
Father: It is not your house
It is not your house
It is not your house
It is not your house
It is not your house
Mother: And you're a cocaine sniffer
And you're a cocaine sniffer
And you're a cocaine sniffer
And you're a cocaine sniffer
Don't call me a slut
Father: No
Mother: You're carrying a baby
You don't know whether it's a nigger, a spic or a white baby
Don't call me a slut
Father: No
Mother: You're carrying a baby
You don't know whether it's a nigger, a spic or a white baby
You've got to go for an abortion, baby

going to tell my kids this was peter gabriel
https://youtu.be/TCdOuSGplkU

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>>129442259
why did he do it, guys?

>>129443091
Just rubbish. Nonsense from Side C to D.

>>129441151
I really like side a of H to He but side b loses me. I just don't think it's very good compared to their other work

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>>129443259
>the best part of the lamb is somehow the worst
Half the time I listen to the Lamb, I skip disc 1. I will admit I didn't get "The Waiting Room" before I saw The Musical Box perform it live. But that's the only track I can forgive people for calling nonsense.

>>129442259
>releases an entire album of B-side material
based

>>129399219
LE HECKIN JOJO REFERENCE???

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>>129443259
hahahahaha

adorable

>>129442072
>contractual obligation
i believe that in 1969 king crimson signed on with Island for 5 records and fripp couldn't thug it out to the fifth one and instead slapped together a live album because he really thought king crimson wasn't going to keep going after firing boz and ian

Pawn Hearts took me a while to get into but I ended up really liking it, however I cannot stand Godbluff

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=TIbkP7DY_-I
https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=ERVqPZ-CHws
A prog rock song from sepultura of all bands.

had to fixed the first link.

>>129378583
My dad jammed with him allegedly.

>>129438906
Nta. Forgive me, I'm quite retarded; what am I looking at here?

>>129443259
Imagine not liking Riding the Scree

>>129449955
How can you not stand the undercover man?

Its at the same time the best song from VDGG but also the most accessible

>>129450873
le sound is loud

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rate my magma shirt

>>129402539
>spoonfeeding a retard who could have just searched the answer on google

Reminder Tony hates the Lamb and he's right about it

>>129453725
kek

>>129453846
How does he hate it when he wrote most of the music

>>129453725
kawaii

>>129453725
OCTAGMA?

>>129453846
>Banks later thought the album's concept was the weakest thing about it, though the lyrics to some of the individual songs are "wonderful".
This is a perfectly reasonable opinion.

>>129453725
1001/centigrades

>>129453846
It's too frontloaded. Title track, In The Cage, Carpet Crawlers. Basically the songs they kept bringing back on a regular basis. At least in the case of, say, The Wall's filler songs, they were there for a narrative purpose. In the case of Lamb you know those weird extended filler passages are there so Peter had time to change his outfits.

>>129402283
People see this as Araki having a weird music taste but most japanese otaku in the 70s and 80s were big metalheads and prog rockers. Look no further than Nobuo Uematsu who was a big Keith Emerson wannabe. Dancing Mad feels like a lost ELP epic. And women were into that music big time, there's this female mangaka in Manben who kept modeling his male characters after Led Zeppelin members because she thought they were super cute.

>>129455286
>It's too frontloaded.
Yes, see >>129443259

THE KILLLLERRR LIVES INSIDE MEEEEEE

>>129442065
Do they, or prog in general, have any other songs like this? Anthemic, uplifting songs that are positive?

>>129460654
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqtUbtKT7zY

>>129432723
>he is basically a 70s prog cover musician
You are clueless, he has done a wide variety of styles beyond classic prog

Where do I go with Supertramp after Breakfast and Crime?

>>129453725
Would buy, if there were adult size tees

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I think this is one of the best prog albums released in the last decade.

>>129388554
i had a friend who was a huge rush fan who had seen them live like 20 times and always wore rush t shirts and he died just before neil peart did. its so wierd that they are coming back with a tour

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>>129461553
You would be right
Also this

>>129461553
I saw King Reddit live and Black Midi opened for them, much better prog band

>>129462071
black midi are alright, but they get a lot of shit here.
>>129461908
I'm still mulling through their back catalog, so I'll have to give this one a listen. The 2017 releases are my favorites: Polygondawanaland, Sketches of Brunswick East, and Flying Microtonal Banana.

progbump

What even is a Rotters Club anyways

>>129441163
the noisy jazz sound they have is great, but the lo fi makes it pretty tiring to listen to for 46 minutes

>>129465069
Fripp may have accidentally invented the “official bootleg” thing.

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any /prog/ bootlegs you beautiful gentlemen enjoy? ive been on a zappa binge lately. i hope this show gets officially released from the depths of his vault one day, the guitarwork is fucking ace. love this track in particular. it's so dark and evil sounding.
https://youtu.be/TPYlk7COZcs

>>129441163
yeah I really like this album a lot, definitely my favorite version of Schizoid Man and the other instrumentals are great. Probably my second favorite KC live album behind the Great Deceiver box set

>>129465390
Genesis Six of the Best is a classic. I'm surprised they haven't done anything official with it, since the bootlegs are already pretty good quality.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3e3w48rZrw

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Listening to this album rn.

NU SHOOZ - POINT OF NO RETURN (OFFICIAL VIDEO)

https://youtu.be/yavaJNXoMe8?si=XnMvDnMNkiV_GL-g

this is kinda the sound I'm tryna have now as a musician but a little more urban, hip-hop or boom bappy and modern (as in techno or edm modern). It's ironic that I want this sound today and this came out EXACTLY 40 years ago almost to the day. March 1986. So it was literally being made and recorded right about now, 40 years ago. That's how I kinda guide my musical journey. You gotta pay attention to cycles and patterns because the world (and the musical scale) was created using the Fibonacci sequence which is basically code for infinite patterns and cycles.

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>>129466021
Nu Shooz - Poolside (1986)

probably the coolest non-hip-hop or rock album I've ever heard. For sure the best one from the 80s.

>>129466021
Wikipedia: Valerie Day's performances with Nu Shooz had mixed reviews. She and Smith (her husband and band partner) were credited with "rewriting the book" on Portland's R&B sound. One reviewer at the Seattle Times described her as having a "tough but perky wholesome image," and praised her dancing and conga playing, but opined that she over-used a certain vocal hook, and was reluctant to step out as the star of the group. From 2010 to 2014, Day was an adjunct professor at Portland State University, where she taught Contemporary/Jazz Voice.

>>129465390
i always thought stockholm 73 was deserving of an official release. now that the show is basically available for free on the internet i doubt they'd care to release it but idk
zappa's tone was great that night
https://youtu.be/WTuI3jgtWDE?si=7ZFqkcycEJPiFqpU

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>>129465390
The Floyd show in LA during the Animals era
>Animals
>Wish you were here
>Dark side of the moon
>Echoes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4clpGEnZz0o
This beauty has existed forever and then Steven Wilson just slaps his name on it and collects a million quid. Fuck that faggot.

>>129453725
I'd donate something like this to a church. Even if it was brand new. Or give it to my grandma. I'd only wear a sweater like that if it was blank. I'm cool on ur corny logos and designs. The look of wearing a blank hoody or sweater has way more impact than all that trendy shit ya'll wear that ur gonna think is lame in 3 years anyway.

Everyone has a signature look, whether they know it or not. The people that don't know it usually are the ones who look retarded and lame because they tryda follow everything and try everything they see everyone else doing. They have no sense of self or individuality.

But if it works on you and you can pull it off and still be sexy F it. I mean, I know I could. I just wouldn't with something corny looking like that, OR trendy. I wear a solid black hoody, an LA dodgers ballcap, and a fresh pair of 60-dollar Lee's. Air Jordan 4s an 5s n all white Forces. That's literally my whole wardrobe other than packs of white T's and white beaters. I will wear Navy blue and Khaki Dickies too. Only da pants tho. The full suits are a lil too extra for me personally, but I do think their fire and probably would wear em if I was a lot slimmer (I'm like 190 at 6ft).

That's just me tho. And you can't be me.

Be you.

>>129466046
how did they get an Ai album cover in 1986 is the real question

>will no one lay the laurel wreath when silence drowns the screams
???

>>129467061
can't mourn the human race when everyone's dead

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Tarkus if he a lamp

>>129438407
I got to see them on tour, they clearly ALL loved doing it, just a joy to watch. I've never been a Vai fan before then and I was pretty blown away. He did a solo for Sheltering Sky like nothing I've ever heard.

>/prog/ approaching bump limit
It's enough to make a grown man cry ;-;

>>129467574
Emerson, Floor and Lamp

>>129469824
Thanks for the response. Yeah. Vai was always the Devil's Guitarist in Crossroads to me. During that show he really impressed me which got me more into his solo stuff. And I thought it was really cool how Fripp gave his blessing to the whole project and corresponded with Steve Vai with suggestions and advice.

>turtle has a short leg not for walking
What did he mean by this

>>129473396
Their legs are OK

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acknowledge 'ethro Tull
right now

>>129473898
>aqualung the song goes so fucking hard and rocks pretty hard
>rest of the album is bullshit british folk lullabies or le heckin underage hooker bullshit that the 70s thought was so profound

>>129473901
Ah, I see you gave up after Side 1. Way to out yourself.

>>129473898
Passion Play is their magnum opus and one of the top 50 albums of all time. Songs from the Wood is the best light-hearted prog folk album. Bursting Out is a top 5 live album. Prime Ian Anderson was the most charismatic front man with the best showmanship in any band ever.

>>129474091
>bro if you don't like literal nursery rhymes then you're le filtered

>>129473898
I wish they went in a more complex and heavy direction after APP rather than the whole ren faire thing

>>129474846
Songs From the Wood is one of the most complex and heavy things they made.

>>129474570
No, you're allowed to not like nursery rhymes. But your original post made it clear that you disliked Cross Eyed Mary and Mother Goose yet if you bothered to actually flip the record over you'd realize that My God, Hymn 43, Locomotive Breath and Wind Up all rock pretty hard. Just don't post stupid shit when you clearly have no idea what you're talking about

>>129474902
Why would I bother listening to the rest of the album if I didn't like what I heard
Sunk cost fallacy ahh blud

>>129474846
King Crimson, Gentle Giant, and VDGG did enough to make Passion Play-esque music. Don't get me wrong, I love that type of music and those are three of my favorite bands for a reason. Still, I like the variety Tull brings with Songs from the Wood, Thick as a Brick, and Heavy Horses.

>>129473898
Tull and GG = gods of prog

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how did they hide this in plain sight

SCHEHERAZAAAAAAAAAAADDDEEEEEEE

>>129438762
I need this back on streaming...
this is the definitive version of the album

Mars Volta mogs your favorite prog band

>>129477371
>gets brainwashed by scientology
>seethes at concert goers for moshing at a rock concert
Reddit volta

>>129475772
I don't get it.

>>129478962
pusy

>>129479029
>prog rock fans
>seeing a real pussy

wtf Mars Volta released a new album last year and I find out now

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JnNINlNdtWQ
>Invents prog rock in MAY 1966 and directly inspires Keith Emerson
DON SHINN I KNEEL, THE FORGOTTEN GODFATHER OF PROG
PAY YOUR RESPECTS

>>129480584
Are The Shins prog?

>>129479361
It's shite.

PRRROG
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1enSUZ-A-HM

>>129480584
the soul agents have a prog single from even before, 1965. I think this is the first prog rock song
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9k5BPqg8So

>tfw almost all modern prog has been falling down in ratings on RYM except for Coheed and Mars Volta

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>>129482712
>ROG
Yes?

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yep, still their best

>>129485746
Wait, that's not Farewell to Kings..?

>>129466160
That's from the WYWH tour though.

>>129482985
Roger lost.

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who did it better?
https://youtu.be/rGANGJ8h2RI
https://youtu.be/9lp-mwBeQSs

>>129486739
Crim

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>>129486739
Ibis wins by a long shot. Although the belew version of C&C is a gem too, I always substitute that version listening to itwop

>>129487340
For me, it's the Lake version.

>>129486739
Talk to the Wind

>you need a second hand movie star to tend you
???

gonna laugh when this thread dies before hitting the bump limit

>>129489496
How often does /prog/ hit TWELVE days before bump limit?

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>>129489496
Don't get your hopes up

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>>129466021
>>129466046
Holy shit, I've left this general for months and imagine my surprise when I come back to find shit that's not prog posted here. This general is a joke.

>>129493013
Honestly this genny is the only reason I come to /mu/ anymore, I've gotten a lot of good album recs here

>wojakfaggot complains about quality

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My fav record from them. Recommend more sovl prog records like this, please.

/prog/ anons, have you ever looped a prog epic over and over and what's your record? Mine is Gates of Delirium 5 times in a row, I loved it.

>>129495164
I listen to Tarkus on repeat for 8 hours

>>129495164
Once I was tripping balls and listened to Eruption by Focus over and over again for a few hours

>>129476245
agreed

>>129495164
I listened to The Remembering a few (I think three?) times in a row. Wonderful song.

>>129495164
Mumps