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HugI am so excited, I only recently discovered Dark Elf, God they are so brilliant! I love them! Almost as much as Pain of Salvation Whoohaaaaaa I think they are unique too as hell and heaven too! Broken HeartClapThumbs Up New fav band!
3. Already Gone - Bigelf (Into the Maelstrom) This is brilliant and also although different it somehow reminds me of Syd Barret's Love song and Baby Lemonade :) xxxx
Overall this band is very Beatles and DT plus Liquid Tension experiment all in one. Big smileClap
 
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Older released song by BIGELF but a killer song! Thumbs UpBigelf - "Money, It's Pure Evil" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CdeerOUBNzc&list=PLMyHPEAFkfwOFXnJ77T9c0nYyf6p7bPmB&index=1
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIob0BFqHdk&list=PLMyHPEAFkfwOFXnJ77T9c0nYyf6p7bPmB&index=3



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I knew the band Invisible and Spinetta Jade, but never went any further. For 2 years, I never listened to this album!! (mainly because I'm a Progarchives loyal, never venturing outside of this site...) It is... Artaud!!

If the first song doesn't hook you, the chill Cementario Club that comes after WILL!!

And something a little metal-er, I discovered Threshold in 2014, which quickly became my favorite 'progressive metal' band ever. Ever! It was always a mystery to me why they're so unspoken of (not unknown) on this site.
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Listening to Already Gone, the singer's voice bothered me at first but he hits the high-tension notes very well. And of course the instrumentation, Thumbs Up
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Originally posted by Raccoon Raccoon wrote:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zPbm0kkzTWk
I knew the band Invisible and Spinetta Jade, but never went any further. For 2 years, I never listened to this album!! (mainly because I'm a Progarchives loyal, never venturing outside of this site...) It is... Artaud!!

If the first song doesn't hook you, the chill Cementario Club that comes after WILL!!

And something a little metal-er, I discovered Threshold in 2014, which quickly became my favorite 'progressive metal' band ever. Ever! It was always a mystery to me why they're so unspoken of (not unknown) on this site.
I like this your suggestion, RaccoonClap first track the vocals were on my left and then later also my right, ending with such great guitaring on my right, I wish that guitar was longer . SmileHug

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Originally posted by Raccoon Raccoon wrote:

Listening to Already Gone, the singer's voice bothered me at first but he hits the high-tension notes very well. And of course the instrumentation, Thumbs Up
Somehow that rhythm guitar in my right flowing to the left makes it so much less corny, middle tune guitar is sweet too Thumbs Up even in Spanish I have had enough of my dose of Brazilian or now Spanish romantic moozik. Smile
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Originally posted by Kati Kati wrote:

Originally posted by Raccoon Raccoon wrote:

Listening to Already Gone, the singer's voice bothered me at first but he hits the high-tension notes very well. And of course the instrumentation, Thumbs Up
Somehow that rhythm guitar in my right flowing to the left makes it so much less corny, middle tune guitar is sweet too Thumbs Up even in Spanish I have had enough of my dose of Brazilian or now Spanish romantic moozik. Smile
Happy you like it!! Big smile Spinetta has the sweetest voice. I'm not gay, but if he asked, I wouldn't say no Embarrassed Though he's dead now... I'd probably be a bit freaked out if he made a move on me more than anything. 
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Just the new here -

Dream The Electric Sheep
Fractile Mirror
Perfect Beings
Pymlico

Not in the discovery mood right now but there is still hope and progstreaming...


Right now I am waiting on the new Steve Hackett and The Staves.


Edited by Slartibartfast - March 28 2015 at 11:57
Released date are often when it it impacted you but recorded dates are when it really happened...
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ELP
Yes
Genesis
King Crimson

Oh wait...2014...not when I was 14 !

That's very different.

Fright Pig
Beardfish
Frequency Drift
IZZ
Laquesis
Major Parkinson
Nemo

Just to name a few.
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Originally posted by Slartibartfast Slartibartfast wrote:

Just the new here -

Dream The Electric Sheep
Fractile Mirror
Perfect Beings
Pymlico

Not in the discovery mood right now but there is still hope and progstreaming...


Right now I am waiting on the new Steve Hackett and The Staves.
 
funny how often that album is misspelt , myself includedSmile
 
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new(er) ones

Consciousness Removal Project
Year Of The Goat
Blues Pills
Harmony
40 Watt Sun
Avatarium
Voyager
Soen

Not all of them prog, but great bands if you ask me. There are some more non-prog bands, but anyway.
the old ones later because the list is much bigger (some prog, some 70s hard rock, some psyche).




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Telepathy, Tempel, Messenger, Napier's Bones, Silent Grace .... to name a few.
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Originally posted by richardh richardh wrote:

Originally posted by Slartibartfast Slartibartfast wrote:

Just the new here -

Dream The Electric Sheep
Fractile Mirror
Perfect Beings
Pymlico

Not in the discovery mood right now but there is still hope and progstreaming...


Right now I am waiting on the new Steve Hackett and The Staves.
 
funny how often that album is misspelt , myself includedSmile
 

I spelle it right you hare halluginortating...
http://www.dreamtheelectricsleep.com/


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Released date are often when it it impacted you but recorded dates are when it really happened...
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Dream the Electric Sheep
Corvus Stone
 
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Too many to name... 2015 so far though (just prog):

Asia Minor, Beardfish, Clear Blue Sky, Clearlight Symphony, Dark, Eden's Children, Fields (both heavy psych bands), Forest, Grannie, Gravy Train, Hands, Haystacks Balboa, High Tide, Kaya Project, Klaatu, Kronos Quartet, Light Of Darkness, Locanda Della Fate, Lucifer's Friend, May Blitz, Pure Reason Revolution, Asher Quinn, Stark Naked, Touch (the one with David Surkamp), Ulver, Universe, and Zoo. Think that's all of them? Tongue 
Most of it's from that '70/'71 early heavy-prog era and I seriously suggest checking out bands like High Tide, Grannie, Clear Blue Sky, May Blitz, and Dark if you like the Atomic Rooster kind of sound (even though they're less sophisticated).
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Here's my list of all bands I can remember discovering in 2014--the bands I like(d) best are in bold.

New:

Fright Pig
Cats on a Roof
Nemrud
The Tea Club
Three Monks
Papir III
Trans Siberian Orchestra

(at the Baja Prog Festival, April 2014):

Felix Martin
The Gnu Quartet
Frak
IO Earth
Elora
Moraine
Trois Expatriates (did not perform, but CD was given me by band member)

Old:

Colosseum
Il Balletto Di Bronzo
Maneige
Klaus Schulze
National Health
U.K.
Osibisa
Sally Oldfield
SBB
Primus
Voivod
Iona
Djam Karet

(At Baja Prog...)

Shylock
Museo Rosenbach
Ossana
Il Castello Di Atlante
Saga




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Goblin. I really like their dark and eerie music. I should also add The Mars Volta. I was surprised to see that Omar Rodriguez Lopez was part of this band since I was a fan of his solo work. 
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