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IrishDTFan |
October 05, 2011 11:24:07 AM UTC | Post #11 |
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All of the above! Maybe less well known but curious to know what people think of Irish band Glyder? I'm Irish so a bit biased : ) but think they're great. Less expansive and progressive than DT but have that melodic metal side and are great players. Check out new song Fade to Dust below : )
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Imonkeyman |
October 06, 2011 1:12:33 AM UTC | Post #12 |
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@IrishDTFan: Thanks for the post on the band "Glyder." Those guys are really good, and not a band I have ever listened to before, but it inspired me to buy the album " Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow." |
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Dave52 |
October 06, 2011 5:04:30 AM UTC | Post #13 |
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If you come from a more Jazzy background and want a more mellow Prog experience. Can I suggest "The Underfall Yard" by "Big Big Train", and just about anything by "Yes".
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Soulfire |
October 06, 2011 8:08:27 AM UTC | Post #14 |
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Ditto on Spock's Beard. |
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Batur Togay |
October 07, 2011 6:32:36 PM UTC | Post #15 |
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Symphony X
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Jedizen07 |
October 09, 2011 9:22:29 PM UTC | Post #16 |
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There is soooo much great material out there. In fact, I found that listening to too much progressive rock/metal burned me out. I had to listen to lots of different stuff ( jazz, blues, hip-hop, etc . . . ) which helped me be the music fanatic I am-haha. But while there are some great listings here, I would recommend the following myself: Besides DT there is anything from Genesis, Symphony X, Marillion, Return To Forever and Transatlantic. But I would strongly recommend listening to Frank and Dweezil Zappa for a more extreme progressive music experience. It's all good. But don't get too caught up into listening to it all. Take the time and enjoy it separately! |
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JanneDaArc |
November 02, 2011 1:12:49 AM UTC | Post #17 |
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A big thank you to all you guys that offered suggestions. Living in Nebraska limits my access to awesomeness and I think DT holds my state suspect for containing any fans as the closest they've ever come is Kansas City.
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skildude |
November 03, 2011 2:47:57 AM UTC | Post #18 |
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Black Bonzo
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Wolfpacker96 |
November 03, 2011 3:21:40 AM UTC | Post #19 |
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Not many King Crimson props here, but if you like jazz, you'll probably like the '80s and onward versions of King Crimson. |
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