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Nogbad_The_Bad
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Posted: February 11 2021 at 04:53 |
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Are you talking small z zeuhl or big Z Zeuhl?
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Ian
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Logan
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^ I guessed that’s what you would say. We are getting too predictable methinks. That’s an option I wish people didn’t include in such things, I guess cause I don’t enjoy negativity or dismissiveness generally. It often comes across as not open-minded or open-eared enough to me. It’s why I stay out of many Neo-Prog and Prog Metal topics, despite the fact that I have found music to like in every category at PA, and had already in my early years here. I just generally prefer to talk with others about the art that I like with like-minded individuals. That said, I don’t think it’s a good idea to stay too much in one’s own bubble, and being exposed to different opinions/ ideas can be useful since I do think that we should be akways questioning our beliefs and opinions. It’s good to be challenged when it’s constructive especially.
Anyway, this is not one where I would feel comfortable voting either way, but if I had to choose between my Magma albums and every other album that gets included by people in the greater Zeuhl universe (some of which doesn’t imitate Magma and some of which is only arguably Zeuhl) then Magma lamentedly would be gone. Still, no vote partially as it would depend on how narrowly or broadly one uses the Zeuhl term. There is a greater Zeuhl and Zeuhlish umbrella. Some if it imitates Magma, much of it was inspired by it, and some of it can just have a similar sound without being influenced or directly influenced. By the way, I like the early JRF Magma which some have called more proto-Zeuhl. Magma’s debut is my favourite and would be my favourite album included in the Zeuhl category. Edited by Logan - February 10 2021 at 22:00 |
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Hercules
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Neither. Emphatically.
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Nogbad_The_Bad
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As good as any, you're welcome.
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Ian
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AFlowerKingCrimson
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Did you just inadvertently list the best places to start with Zeuhl after Magma? If so, thanks for the list.
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Mellotron Storm
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I picked "The others" and it was an easy pick even if I love me some MAGMA.
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Hrychu
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If Zeuhl is a separate subgenre, then why not make one for all the ELP clones? I got a name for it. How about SymphoTriorgano'a'palooza-Prog?
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Bez pierdolenia sygnał zerwie, to w realia wychodź w hełmie!
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siLLy puPPy
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Apparently they don't like fun in Grok City. I'm beginning to think that's where the Grinch came from
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We all are. It's just that some of us joined the circus instead of going to it once a year
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A Crimson Mellotron
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There should be an option 'I only know Magma of all Zeuhl bands'. In its absence, I have to go with only Magma.
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Nogbad_The_Bad
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You do know that this section is specifically for polls and is just a bit of fun right? You don't like polls don't come here.
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Ian
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Spacegod87
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So I was a clown all along. I knew it. I do like Clown Core and circus jazz, so it makes sense.
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Levitating downwards,
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moshkito
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Hi,
I'm not sure that a lot of this poll, and some great listings of various bands, is a good thing ... I keep thinking that a Poll about who came first ... the chicken or the egg ... would probably get better results all around ... but I'm not sure that too many folks look at this as a part of the history of music ... just a bunch of this and that by various groups and too much of the stuff is about the "sound" ... and not the music as it should be. There are way too many out there as good or better than Magma or each other ... but the poll ... kinda hurts ... when it's all about "likes" ... not the music and its internal definitions and value within a timely context ... in which case I would say that Magma might be ahead of the curve, but who knows ... their children went out and did better than dad! |
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And all of prog can be reduced down to being simply "snooty rock" but just like clowns we like to paint it all up with pretty names and rejoice in the synthesis of a newborn fledgling sound wriggling out of its birth canal.
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Awesoreno
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But... chanting, or whatever...
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Hrychu
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IMO Zeuhl is the most forced subgenre on PA. xd Many so called "zeuhl" bands are just AvantProg or Fusion.
Edited by Hrychu - February 08 2021 at 16:20 |
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Theprogelitist
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I don’t like Magma at all but I do like Jannick Top’s Infernal Machina. Furthermore, Eros by Dün and Weidorje S/T are pleasant to these ears
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nick_h_nz
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As much as I love some Magma albums, I love more Zeuhl albums not by Magma, than I do Magma albums. The great Magma albums are undoubtedly great, but their discography is definitely not universally great. So if I had to make the choice, as much as it pains me to do it, I would say goodbye to Magma, so that I could still enjoy all those other albums.
And while some Zeuhl bands are almost inarguably Magma clones, most have their own sound that might be influenced by Magma, but is certainly in no way derivative of it. So I definitely don’t agree that “all the other bands are imitating Magma”, though I am sure Cristi was joking anyway. But if they are imitating Magma, a lot of them are doing a piss poor job of it, because they sound nothing like Magma! 😜 |
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I spend more time listening to Tatsuya Yoshida's or Kido Natsuki's various projects than listening to Magma.
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Donovan Punch - The Peasants of Arbatox vs Infinity - check me out on YouTube Acoustic Guitar Zeuhl music :-)
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