Koenjihyakkei Edition
Discuss progressive rock, electronic, metal, folk, and etc.
Thanks to the user who dumped all the Spanish stuff last thread.
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Jace Butler
Spirogyra > Comus
Carter Clark
No. There is no point to argue about, just no
Luis Hill
They have more good albums, but First Utterance beats everything they did. Now if we're talking about average they're probably equal since Comus' second album is shit.
Tyler Cox
>Koenjihyakkei Edition
Based, anything similar?
Colton Hernandez
Only thing I know that's similar is Bondage Fruit.
Carson Hughes
Gonna rec some stuff (previous)
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Tell me your thoughts, you liked anything?
Michael Lewis
no prog is for faggots
Nathaniel Walker
what do you mean user?
Nathaniel Baker
i wish i had a 70s prog rockstar bf, what's the point in continuing this faggot existence
>angherr shisspa
mega-based
maybe check out ruins, it's the sample people i think
checked out the first album you posted, first song in and it's pretty solid relaxing city-pop-esque prog, makes me think of casiopea
Luis Rivera
glad you're liking the album
Isaac Gray
Samuel Perez
This Zartong album is sweet.
Isaac James
just finished listening through the whole album, great rec user, i'll have to save your others for another day
Wyatt Watson
same drummer (the dude whose also in ruins and does tons of duos) and eiko ishibashi the art pop artist. one of the best zheul albums iver heard. its the cutest brutal prog has ever gotten
Owen Smith
Not opbut thanks this looks like my shit
Hunter Myers
checked and I'm happy you liked it. Had this album saved and felt the need to share it, but didn't know where. Back in the Prog community, and it feels great.
Anthony Watson
zeuhl isn't prog
Ayden Thompson
Robert Wright
i suppose maybe not all zheul is prog but most is
Jacob Green
>progressive rock subgenres
symphonic prog, neo-prog
>progressive rock sister genres
jazz-rock, hard rock, jam band, funk rock, krautrock, space rock
>jazz-rock genre family
avant-prog, caterbury scene, zeuhl, brutal prog
>unrelated genres
progressive electronic, progressive folk, progressive metal
Luis Flores
bleh but all of those can overlap in so many ways i dont think theres any point in being so cut and dry
Jeremiah Morales
Most is, and so is most krautrock.
Brandon Russell
They're all related and have tons of crossover.
Camden Roberts
Thoughts on these dudes?
Hunter Morris
>They're all related
Only to the extent that most of them have their origin in psychedelic rock.
>have tons of crossover
Not as much as people pretend to be.
Caleb Hughes
Austin Moore
c'mon dude, most people acknowledge a huge cross-over between prog and zeuhl, sure zeuhl can exist without progressive elements, but angherr shisspa and most popular zeuhl albums exhibit progressive rock tendencies so it might as well just be lumped in with it, you could make the same argument with canterbury scene and psych rock, it's all just semantics
Elijah Hill
lol youre a walking stereotype of a prog purist idiot so into semantics
Kevin Hughes
>most people acknowledge a huge cross-over between prog and zeuhl
There is some, but zeuhl developed independently from progressive rock. There is no King Crimson, Yes, ELP, etc on Magma's debut, for example.
Aaron King
I just bothered to go to about twenty different music databases, and every single one lists Magma as a progressive rock band, or Zeuhl as a sub-genre of prog. So you seem to be pretty alone in your desire for these genres to not be discussed together.
Ryder Kelly
>I just bothered to go to about twenty different music databases, and every single one lists Magma as a progressive rock band, or Zeuhl as a sub-genre of prog.
Rock journalism is, and has always been, a joke. I insist, Magma's rock influence came from Soft Machine, and not of any actual progressive rock band (King Crimson, Yes, etc). Meanwhile, Soft Machine's "prog" sound came from Frank Zappa's jazz-rock, which predates progressive rock in general, and needless to say, their early stuff was not influenced by proper progressive rock bands either.
>So you seem to be pretty alone in your desire for these genres to not be discussed together.
I don't mind if they are, but they are very different styles of music. They only have superficial similarities.
Carson Kelly
>Rock journalism is, and has always been, a joke.
Well, even Scaruffi says that Centerbury and Magma were a branch of prog rock. So I take his opinion over yours.
Alexander Nelson
Scaruffi is notorious for using false information as part of his reviews, which goes back to
>Rock journalism is, and has always been, a joke.
Austin Rogers
Anons, what do you think of ex-yu prog?
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Blake Edwards
LMAO the fuck is this pasty white boi shit
yall muthafucks wouldnt last a hot second in the getto