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Which sub-genre you think the band is more suitable for inclusion?

Edited by The Quiet One - May 31 2009 at 11:27

Mick wrote:

The Quiet One wrote:

Which sub-genre you think the band is more suitable for inclusion?

Irish Prog

That sub-genre does not exist in ProgArchives, please take a look on the homepage, and which of those do you think suits the best for evaluation from the respective team.

Nomenclature is the bane of the archivist -- choosing the best fit is often quite difficult even for the category managers.

One can really hear the Genesis influence (Gabriel must have influenced that vocalist, and Fish quite possibly). Good band. I'm no Neo expert, and though it has similarities (especially via Genesis), I wouldn't peg it as Neo-Prog. Reminds me a bit of The Who too (The "It's Hard" era). I guess symph should check this out (they'd be wiser than me). And it has "Art Rock" creds too (somewhat Crossover, somewhat Eclectic -- Art Rock was split into separate categories). I haven't had the chance to listen properly yet, though, and am gone from team work for good reason (progressive incompetence). SO these are early, too uniformed impressions. One for the archives, anyway. Good find. I'm sure I've heard of it before, somewhere. Strikes me rather more at this time without listening properly as Art Rock than symph despite the symph band qualities.

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influences	All original music DEAD HEROES CLUB © All Rights reserved - Influences too many to mention here are some: Genesis, Pink Floyd, Jethro Tull, It Bites, Dave Mathews, King Crimson, Yes, The Police, Danny Elfman, Kate Bush, Elvis Presley, Steely Dan, ELP, Glen Campbell, Billy Cobham, Joni Mitchell, Frank Zappa, U2, Primus...
Sounds Like	Genesis, Peter Gabriel, Pink Floyd, Jethro Tull, Camel, Fish, Marillion, U2, Spock's Beard...

Edited by Logan - May 31 2009 at 16:15

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