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Topic ClosedTangerine Dream vs Meshuggah
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Haha! Jokes aside, Meshuggah by far. 
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Tangerine Dream. Their drummer beats Haake by miles.
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Meshuggah was revolutionary- but their style limits their range.



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Hi,
 
Tangerine Dream has its history etched into the annals of music  and the synthesizer ... the other one ... trivial by comparison.
 
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As Tangerine Dream are one of the very best examples of Canterbury (more Canterbury cathedral really) I vote for them
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hmm..there's I...and there's Zeit...incredibly hard choice.
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Originally posted by crimhead crimhead wrote:

Froese,Franke and Baumann Schmoelling.
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yeah some of Meshuggas jazz interludes are actually post-canterbury, in atmophere, but that is mostly becouse of Cynics and Atheist influence on Mehsuggah

Edited by aginor - April 11 2011 at 06:02
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I don't think either of them is strictly canterbury, even though Meshuggah certainly were influenced by post-canterbury.

Anyway, I vote for Tangerine Dream.
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I though TD was Krautrock not Canterburry, oh well im not really into nether so how should i know

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Tough one. (Canterbury is indeed a tricky genre.)
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No contest. Tangerine are cool, Meshuggah are complete rubbish lol
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Froese,Franke and Baumann.
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I don't know TD very well...but I would enjoy them more as well.

Funny since I used to be huge Meshuggah fan, liked all their stuff (except obZen) but over the last year or so I've really grown out of them.

DEI and "I" are awesome. Nothing and Catch 33 are pretty cool. That's about it for me now.
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