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Poll Question: Vote For All Your Favourite PA Sub Genre
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
9 [5.00%]
4 [2.22%]
10 [5.56%]
8 [4.44%]
8 [4.44%]
2 [1.11%]
5 [2.78%]
28 [15.56%]
5 [2.78%]
5 [2.78%]
10 [5.56%]
6 [3.33%]
6 [3.33%]
5 [2.78%]
17 [9.44%]
4 [2.22%]
30 [16.67%]
7 [3.89%]
11 [6.11%]
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    Posted: September 23 2013 at 19:07
The 19 choices above are the prog subgenres that are recognized by the PA search engine (I excluded "Various Genres" as it's too vague).  I'm curious to see which subgenre's are the favourites of PA members.  As a shortcut to reading and comparing the definition of each subgenre on the PA search page, I included the top 3 ranked bands by album for each one so you can get a flavor of the typical bands PA identifies with each subgenre.

Canterbury Scene - Robert Wyatt, Caravan, Gong
Crossover Prog - Supertramp, Mike Oldfield, Steven Wilson
Eclectic Prog - King Crimson, Van Der Graaf Generator, Gentle Giant
Experimental/Post Metal - Tool, Devin Townsend, Maudlin of the Well
Heavy Prog - Rush, The Mars Volta, Porcupine Tree
Indo-Prog/Raga Rock - Andre Fertier's Clivage, Abstract Truth, Codona 
Jazz Rock/Fusion - Miles Davis, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Billy Cobham
Krautrock - Ash Ra Tempel, Popul Vuh, Dom
Neo-Prog - T, Marillion, Arena
Post Rock/Math Rock - Sigur Ros, Russian Circles, Godspeed You Black Emporer
Prog Folk - Jethro Tull, Los Jaivas, Spirogyra
Progressive Electronic - Tangering Dream, Klaus Schulze, Edgar Froese
Progressive Metal - Dream Theater, Riverside, Pain of Salvation
Psychedelic/Space Rock - Pink Floyd, Eloy, Dashiell Hedayatt
RIO/Avant-Prog - Frank Zappa, Kayo Dot, Univers Zero
Rock Progressive Italiano - PFM. Banco Del Mutuo Soccorso, Area
Symphonic Prog - Yes, Genesis, Anglagard
Tech/Extreme Prog Metal - Opeth, Edge of Insanity, Death
Zeuhl - Magma, Dun, Eskaton


Edited by The.Crimson.King - September 24 2013 at 00:03
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I have more than five favourites but limited my voting to that.
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1. Symphonic
2. Prog Folk
3. J/R Fusion

Voted all three.
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Love most of them, but I'll be the first to give Tech/Extreme Prog Metal and Psychedelic/Space Rock votes and leave it at that.
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1. Eclectic

2. Symphonic

3. Metal

4. Tech/Extreme
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I was hoping you would separate Math and Post :(
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Originally posted by The.Crimson.King The.Crimson.King wrote:

This is a multiple choice poll, so vote for all your favourite PA subgenres...


It only lets you select one, so I checked Progressive Electronic.
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Originally posted by Horizons Horizons wrote:

I was hoping you would separate Math and Post :(

I would appreciate an explanation of this: Exactly how do Math Rock and Post Rock differ and please use bands to exemplify each. (I know, Dean, that I could easily go to the sub-genre page but ... here we are!) 

P.S. Voted Zeuhl. I'm tired.
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Originally posted by BrufordFreak BrufordFreak wrote:

Originally posted by Horizons Horizons wrote:

I was hoping you would separate Math and Post :(

I would appreciate an explanation of this: Exactly how do Math Rock and Post Rock differ and please use bands to exemplify each. (I know, Dean, that I could easily go to the sub-genre page but ... here we are!) 

P.S. Voted Zeuhl. I'm tired.


How about this: stylistically, what do they have in common?

a: basically nothing
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25% of the voters prefering Krautrock? I sense either a bug, or a big scam. 
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Originally posted by CPicard CPicard wrote:

25% of the voters prefering Krautrock? I sense either a bug, or a big scam. 


I'm ok with this
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Couldn't choose between Zeuhl, Krautrock, and Prog Folk. I'm really just voting for the PA pages I can rely on for consistently good music.
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Originally posted by BrufordFreak BrufordFreak wrote:

Originally posted by Horizons Horizons wrote:

I was hoping you would separate Math and Post :(

I would appreciate an explanation of this: Exactly how do Math Rock and Post Rock differ and please use bands to exemplify each. (I know, Dean, that I could easily go to the sub-genre page but ... here we are!) 

P.S. Voted Zeuhl. I'm tired.

Ok.  

In the most general sense, Post-Rock is a lot of times more calm and deals with more crescendos, walls of sound, shoegazey sometimes and such.Bands that embody PR are Sigur Ros, Godspeed You!Black Emperor, Ef, Battlestations (just to name the most common and highest rated here). 

Math Rock is a lot of times much more hectic, technically complex, and deals with time sig changes, tapping, and whatnot. The sound of MR can get pretty punky sounding sometimes as well as metal (PR too though). Bands like Don Caballero, Russian Circles, Lite, Giraffes?Giraffes! are again popular/high rated bands here. 

Honestly they're complete opposites in my eyes. The similarities are that they are typically instrumental..

Just to compare the basic sound of each..
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Also: Voted for my Top 2 - MR/PR and Heavy Prog. 
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Jazz-rock/fusion
Canterbury
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Symphonic
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Eclectic
Prog Folk
Heavy prog
Psychedelic space prog
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Symph/Folk/Eclectic/Crossover...
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Originally posted by CPicard CPicard wrote:

25% of the voters prefering Krautrock? I sense either a bug, or a big scam. 

All fixed LOL
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Eclectic Prog
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