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Posted: November 18 2010 at 13:55
moshkito wrote:
Hi,
I don't think that Marillion and Genesis are anywhere near each other at all ... I actually think that in the beginning, Marillion with Fish actually payed more attention to the lyrics and acting them out, than Genesis, where Peter Gabriel, for all intents and purposes, was more of a story teller, than he was acting them out! The costumes makes you think he's acting them out, but the only place he really acts it all out is the one where he got rid of the costumes ... The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway!
IF, and this is my thinking, you think that something sounds like something else, I have this idea that you are not listening to the music at all ... like saying that there is no difference between Beethoven, Brahms and anyone else at the time ... and that's insane and ... sophomoric for most history courses out there.
You have to give ALL the work some credit, not discredit Marillion because Fish is not your cup of tea, which would make your liking of Peter Hammill rather strange in my book.
Joined: January 02 2010
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Posted: November 22 2010 at 17:38
Flash was endlessly compared to Yes, and has continued to be with each
new reissue of the three Flash albums, but especially for their
self-titled debut. There are good reasons for this - some obvious and
well known, some surprising and perhaps not known. Can anyone tell me
what they were?
In 1971, many people listened to this song on the radio and thought they were hearing Yes....
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Posted: November 23 2010 at 02:24
Henry Plainview wrote:
Triceratopsoil wrote:
Marillion sounds like Genesis
:O Next you're going to tell me Glass Hammer sounds like Yes! Do Mostly Autumn sound like Pink Floyd and Renaissance?
oh, yeah! the albums with fish
Porcupine Tree's Baby dream in a Cellophane is like writen by Pink Floyd Nektar sounds like Pink Floyd Camel's Metrognome sound like King Crimson's In the Court of Crimson King Gentle Giant sound like King Crimson early era Tritonus sound like ELP Andrew Latimer sings exactly the same as David Gilmour Porcupine Tree first album sounds like Frank Zappa Anathema's Eternity sounds like early pink Floyd Katatonia sound sometimes like Cure, Sometimes like A Perfect Circle, sometimes like Jeff Buckley Paradise Lost sound like Metallica Porcupine Tree sound like Nektar sometimes, sometimes like Neu! Igra Staklenih Perli sound like Hawkwind Black Sabbath sound like King Crimson's 21 Century... Porcupine Tree's voyage 34 sounds like Brainticket Camel sound like Pink Floyd Everithing sounds like either Pink Floyd, or King Crimson Pink Floyd and King Crimson sound like The Beatles =everything sounds like The Beatles King Crimson's Easy Money sounds like Pink Floyd Nothing sounds like Magma Rush sound like Led Zeppelin and so on...
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Joined: October 23 2010
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Posted: November 23 2010 at 13:23
Bi Kyo Ran used to be a Crimson covers band and their own stuff has hallmarks of KC all over it and actually I like them alot.
Wobbler have moments where they sound like ELP, Gryphon, Genesis & VDGG, I also think there is enough originality in their music to still make it valid.
I also saw Porcupine Tree around the time of the Sky Moves Sideways album and had my ear bent for the whole concert by someone who kept moaning that they were a second rate Pink Floyd! I didn't agree.
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Posted: November 23 2010 at 18:55
chrijom wrote:
I also saw Porcupine Tree around the time of the Sky Moves Sideways album and had my ear bent for the whole concert by someone who kept moaning that they were a second rate Pink Floyd! I didn't agree.
I would say they were a Pink Floyd for the 90's, though! And a very good replacement for it, too!
Music is not just for listening ... it is for LIVING ... you got to feel it to know what's it about! Not being told! www.pedrosena.com
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Posted: February 20 2018 at 08:55
I find in certakn 70s bands from around 70 to 74 to have some Procol Harum DNA in them, in certain songs and emphasis on lyrics and grand-piano use, like early Genesis, Steely Dan,10cc and others Procol runs deep
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