You Know You're A Prog Addict When...

Originally posted by Dayvenkirq ^ Sorry ... never heard of it  . Just Googled it.

You've got to check it out. There's a bunch of stuff on youtube.

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When you're an athlete, and your coach tells you that you need more "focus and discipline," your first reaction is to go out and buy Hamburger Concerto and Unfolded Like Staircase.

Originally posted by Logan You pass gas in 19/16.

 ... when you are writing an awesome book on prog-rock and you know that book is going to be legen-wait for it! ... 

Originally posted by Textbook The people who actually work at the record shop have never heard of any of the bands/albums you're asking for.

YES. All the time! "Do you have any Gentle Giant?" *weird looks*

^ Some people (I'm one of them, but only on occasions) have a difficulty distinguishing country from folk (but it really depends on the material). I know it's off-topic, but just providing a simple explanation. One genre probably derived from another. ([whispering] btw, a friend of my stepdad's called KC's "The Great Deceiver" fast country. And there is nothing wrong with good country, e.g. Steve Howe.)

Edited by Dayvenkirq - June 27 2012 at 20:40

When you become slightly distressed by the lack of a musical term for playing two different patterns in two different time signatures so they fall out of sync, a la King Crimson's "Discipline", because you find yourself talking about it enough that this is necessary. (Anybody know one? I'm told this isn't the same thing as polyrhythms.)

Originally posted by HemispheresOfXanadu When the best story you've ever read were song lyrics.

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When other people in society talk about the new Beyoncé's or Selena Gomez' song and you're killing them in your mind.
When your favorite art is the cover art of your favorite albums.

Originally posted by Zargasheth When you become slightly distressed by the lack of a musical term for playing two different patterns in two different time signatures so they fall out of sync, a la King Crimson's "Discipline", because you find yourself talking about it enough that this is necessary. (Anybody know one? I'm told this isn't the same thing as polyrhythms.)

Edited by Dayvenkirq - June 28 2012 at 16:14