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    Posted: January 21 2015 at 08:34
Hi everyone,           
                      its been a year i m introduced to rock music.
And now i realised that before that i was doing nothing but killing time.
       so, here i m looking forward to explore prog..and need suggestions from senior members.

Edited by ProgVoyager - January 21 2015 at 08:36
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hello ProgVoyager ! Seems like you appreciate Godspeed You! Black Emperor. Great ! What are your favorite bands or albums ? 
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Oh! Well about the GY!BE album art avatar...im just vaguely familiar with that band..heard a track just once(can't remember the name). Iam...well u can cal me a real ProgNewbie.
Porcupine Tree, Pink Floyd, Opeth, Some Yes & Genesis and offcourse KC.
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Good taste. It's cool that you like modern and classic prog at the same time. Before I listened to classic prog only, and I discovered Porcupine Tree, Opeth, Sigur Ros, Spock's Beard after. The two eras are great.
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One band that might merit an inspection is The Psychedelic Ensemble.
Websites I work with:

http://www.progressor.net
http://www.houseofprog.com

My profile on Mixcloud:
https://www.mixcloud.com/haukevind/
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On the more well known side of things, there's always Riverside.
Websites I work with:

http://www.progressor.net
http://www.houseofprog.com

My profile on Mixcloud:
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Originally posted by floflo79 floflo79 wrote:

Good taste. It's cool that you like modern and classic prog at the same time. Before I listened to classic prog only, and I discovered Porcupine Tree, Opeth, Sigur Ros, Spock's Beard after. The two eras are great.

Spock's beard...never heard of this band..will try this one
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Originally posted by Windhawk Windhawk wrote:

One band that might merit an inspection is The Psychedelic Ensemble.




Thanx for the suggestion..will let u know my experience..
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Originally posted by ProgVoyager ProgVoyager wrote:

Originally posted by floflo79 floflo79 wrote:

Good taste. It's cool that you like modern and classic prog at the same time. Before I listened to classic prog only, and I discovered Porcupine Tree, Opeth, Sigur Ros, Spock's Beard after. The two eras are great.

Spock's beard...never heard of this band..will try this one

One of the best modern prog bands !
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Originally posted by ProgVoyager ProgVoyager wrote:

Hi everyone,           
                      its been a year i m introduced to rock music.
And now i realised that before that i was doing nothing but killing time.
       so, here i m looking forward to explore prog..and need suggestions from senior members.

Welcome dude...gud to have u here. No more killing time
As for suggestions...just surf through the progarchives top albums..read reviews and pick those that suit ur tastes...
Or else..go to ur roommate (addictedtoprog)...Yeah!
BTW... CONGRATULATIONS!!...embrace the religion..i.e. Prog.
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Originally posted by ProgVoyager ProgVoyager wrote:

Hi everyone,           
                      its been a year i m introduced to rock music.
And now i realised that before that i was doing nothing but killing time.
       so, here i m looking forward to explore prog..and need suggestions from senior members.


Hi!

I'm not a senior member of this forum but I would like to recommend some great music nevertheless :)

One of my Favourite albums is Leader of the Starry Skies, A Tribute To Tim Smith, Songbook 1, which is a compilation album with covers/interpretations of songs by Tim Smith, singer/songwriter/guitarist of Cardiacs and The Sea Nymphs.

The album was released to raise funds for his ongoing recovery after he had a heart attack and stroke.

Here are two of the songs of this album:

Leader of the Starry Skies: A Tribute to Tim Smith - Wikipedia

Greetings,

Koos
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