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Progressive Jazz Fusion vs. 'vanilla' Jazz Fusion? |
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Hrychu 
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 Topic: Progressive Jazz Fusion vs. 'vanilla' Jazz Fusion?Posted: August 07 2025 at 21:43 |
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I've been thinking about this for a while. The Jazz Rock/Fusion subgenre description on this site states the following:
What does "progressive" mean? Is it really the one true final deciding factor for something to be included in the database? And... if that criteria applies to Jazz Fusion? Why the heck does it NOT apply to a ton of cookie cutter 'anything but the most progressive' Prog Metal Neo-Prog formations? Double standards? 😁 |
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