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climactic
April 16th 2012


22944 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

have you even heard camel

YankeeDudel
April 16th 2012


9342 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Ive got all the 70s prog covered brotha. But disco is dead and we're talking on computers now.

MeatSalad
April 16th 2012


18669 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

In the last ten years? Beardfish, ansur, camel, the mars volta, porcupine tree... Just off the top of my head.

Trebor.
Emeritus
April 16th 2012


60358 Comments

Album Rating: 2.0

snakes and arrows



MeatSalad
April 16th 2012


18669 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Yankee confirmed for ignorant bitch.

YankeeDudel
April 16th 2012


9342 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

Well I have all those bands minus Ansur Mr Meatsalad. Camel is form the 70s so they arent what Im talking about. Porcupine Tree has been around for a while too. Im talking about newer bands. The same faux prog labels are thrown at TMV apparently.



Flutter keep rockin on to Paramore girl.

MeatSalad
April 16th 2012


18669 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

TMV started the entire "faux-prog" fad though, so I don't count them as one of those bands.

YankeeDudel
April 16th 2012


9342 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

In that case faux prog is cool then. This is the same discussion I had earlier in the day in the Sylosis thread in regards to 80s thrash. How Sylosis is actually trying to put a slightly modern spin on thrash, which is good, and not just sound like an 80s thrash clone. But no matter what they lose with some people because they're either "false thrash" or another thrash revival ripoff.



Its the same shit with prog. Unless it sounds like 70s prog its false? You mean its a bad thing when a band tries something different? Or can no band attempt thrash or prog anymore? Im confused. I listen to a bunch of 70s prog and 80s thrash but at some point there needs to be a another take on them no? Explain this whole thing to me.

MeatSalad
April 16th 2012


18669 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

I didn't say shit about faux-prog being bad.

NeutralThunder12
April 16th 2012


8742 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

lol the whole faux prog thing is for moron elitists who denounce anything modern prog regardless of actual quality, those idiots are drowned in their own opinions



good prog is good bad prog is bad it has nothing to do with time period, i love camel and genesis and the mars volta their all good bands guys

climactic
April 16th 2012


22944 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

^ this

Mazaku
April 25th 2012


6 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

I fucking love this.

bloodfist
April 25th 2012


84 Comments


cuntry boner is great

JokineAugustus
May 16th 2012


10976 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0 | Sound Off

Alaska is still my favorite, but this is awesome as well. Hope they plan on releasing a new record soon.

DotEight
May 16th 2012


5704 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

There's just too much wankery. I won't deny Paul Waggoner is an amazing guitarist, but Jesus they get way too much praise.

YouGotLucky
May 16th 2012


971 Comments


I'd honestly like the band if they lost the screaming. And I'm a fan of other screamers in metal but this guy is terrible.

DarkSideOfLucca
May 16th 2012


19302 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

Yeah, his voice is very generic metalcore, but it's not awful and the rest rules aso I'm okay with it.

Gmork89
May 16th 2012


8912 Comments

Album Rating: 3.5

These guys can craft some amazing sections when they try, but I have no love for the randomness of most of their heavy sections.

Emim
May 16th 2012


39297 Comments

Album Rating: 1.0

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Wolfhorde
May 16th 2012


15387 Comments

Album Rating: 2.5

"Between the Buttholes and (gay) Men"

Fix'd, mimsy.



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