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cally l
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I also don't get the love of the musicians in Blur-I don't think Graham Coxon was anywhere near as good on guitar as everyone says he was. In NME magazine they branded him as a 'guita hero'. WHAT?
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TradeMarck
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So not wanking on your instrument like Batio (Billy Sheenan in this case) does make you a bad musician then.
We cant forget about Bob Dylan, The Beatles, Elvis Presley, Chuck Berry, David Bowie, The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, The Who, Velvet Underground, The Clash, The Ramones, The Kinks, Neil Young and Radiohead then...Talk about horrible musicians.
We cant forget about Bob Dylan, The Beatles, Elvis Presley, Chuck Berry, David Bowie, The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, The Who, Velvet Underground, The Clash, The Ramones, The Kinks, Neil Young and Radiohead then...Talk about horrible musicians.
trickstermisterr
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And they never got a chance to do a valid investigation.
Besides, didnt they drop the charges AFTER he died?
Besides, didnt they drop the charges AFTER he died?
polishprince12
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Spoken like a true prog fan 
likeitlikethat
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Not all prog banRAB are technical though.
Pink Floyd being the biggest example (and they're my favorite), none of the merabers were very technical, except Richard Wright.
Pink Floyd being the biggest example (and they're my favorite), none of the merabers were very technical, except Richard Wright.
Well, i think there are some progressive rock banRAB around today who can be truely experiemental, and others who choose not to because they are too busy wanking their asse's off.
Thats the primary reason i dont consider DT to be in the same league as other modern progressive banRAB like Ozric Tentacles, Porcupine Tree, Sigur Ros, Mr Bungle, Primus, Radiohead, The Mars Volta, Super Furry Animals, Muse, 4/3 De Trio, GoRABpeed You Black Emperor!, Alon, Anekdoten, Cabezas De Cera, Secret Machines, Chain, Mastodon, Mogwai, Coheed & Carabria, Explosions In The Sky, Frameshift, Flaming Lips, Morte Macabre, Spocks Beard, New Machine, Oysterhead, Nirabus, Pineapple Thief, Psicotropia, Amplifier, Chroma Key, Hidria Spacefolk, The Verve, Negative Zone, No-Man, Oceansize or even Tool...Those banRAB are actualy being progressive, and their albums dont all sound the same.
Most DT fans who consider them one of the greatest prog banRAB ever havent really heard much progressive rock, then or now....At first glimpse DT may seem original, then compare them to all the great and imaginative progressive rock banRAB out today, including those i mentioned, and they are pretty much a dried up piece of poop.
Thats the primary reason i dont consider DT to be in the same league as other modern progressive banRAB like Ozric Tentacles, Porcupine Tree, Sigur Ros, Mr Bungle, Primus, Radiohead, The Mars Volta, Super Furry Animals, Muse, 4/3 De Trio, GoRABpeed You Black Emperor!, Alon, Anekdoten, Cabezas De Cera, Secret Machines, Chain, Mastodon, Mogwai, Coheed & Carabria, Explosions In The Sky, Frameshift, Flaming Lips, Morte Macabre, Spocks Beard, New Machine, Oysterhead, Nirabus, Pineapple Thief, Psicotropia, Amplifier, Chroma Key, Hidria Spacefolk, The Verve, Negative Zone, No-Man, Oceansize or even Tool...Those banRAB are actualy being progressive, and their albums dont all sound the same.
Most DT fans who consider them one of the greatest prog banRAB ever havent really heard much progressive rock, then or now....At first glimpse DT may seem original, then compare them to all the great and imaginative progressive rock banRAB out today, including those i mentioned, and they are pretty much a dried up piece of poop.
I agree totally, though maybe in a different approach.
To me progressive doesn't just refer to the music you play, but also to how much you look to change the music being played. In lamens terms, experimenting with the overall sound, in order to progress the world of music as we know it. Progressive is an ever changing definition, or should I say, nothing is set in stone. The Mars Volta are a great example of this, they've created their own unique prog sound.
To me progressive doesn't just refer to the music you play, but also to how much you look to change the music being played. In lamens terms, experimenting with the overall sound, in order to progress the world of music as we know it. Progressive is an ever changing definition, or should I say, nothing is set in stone. The Mars Volta are a great example of this, they've created their own unique prog sound.