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Posted: February 08 2011 at 16:40

The Truth wrote:

Hi shred.

I see you were listening to The Works, Matthew.

Yeah, good album. Thumbs Up

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Posted: February 08 2011 at 16:37

Hi shred.

I see you were listening to The Works, Matthew.

Edited by The Truth - February 08 2011 at 16:38

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Posted: February 08 2011 at 16:33

Starhammer wrote:

Guy in the X-FIles wearing Cardiacs tee = win

The Lone Gunmen = pure awesome anyway Cool

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Posted: February 08 2011 at 16:31

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NecronCommander wrote:

Abstrakt wrote:

NecronCommander wrote:

I like Nirvana a lot too but I wouldn't label them as the best grunge band. For me that's Alice in Chains. When it comes to influence and originality, it's hard to top Layne and gang in their prime.

For me, "Bleach" and "Incesticide" contain the best Nirvana Songs.

And yeah, i guess i agree there. Staley&Cantrell were like the Lennon&McCartney of the 90's.

But still, Soundgarden remains as my favorite band of that era and "genre"

I have only recently come to like Soundgarden. I used to not really like them at all but I'm finally starting to have some of their music "click" for me.

I have all their albums, and they all blow my mind. "Hands All Over" just might have the coolest riff ever

Favorite songs:

Hunted Down, Little Joe

Beyond the Wheel, Smokestack Lightning

Ugly Truth, Hands all Over, Loud Love

Rusty Cage, Slaves & Bulldozers, Mind Riot, Holy Water

Mailman, 4th of July, Like Suicide

Pretty Noose, Tighter&Tighter, Switch Opens, Boot Camp

They have some fantastic B-sides aswell, like "Karaoke" and "Toy Box"

I have "only" Badmotorfinger and Superunknown, but as soon as I see the other album they will end up in my shelvs as well

I specially likes find this two songs to be awesome

this is epic

epic can not describe this song

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Posted: February 08 2011 at 16:27

Guy in the X-FIles wearing Cardiacs tee = win

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Posted: February 08 2011 at 16:14

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Starhammer wrote:

You just can't please anyone. And I'm glad that this site has teams for each subgenre; most of the teams have really eclectic people in charge of evaluating new bands. Except for progressive electronic (not that I really care about this tag in PA anymore)

And Krautrock and Indo Prog/Raga Rock. They are all ran by Phillippe I think.

He is naught but a silly buffoon.

/walterspeak

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Posted: February 08 2011 at 16:09

Mmm, Imahoritsuneoyoshidatatsuya...

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Posted: February 08 2011 at 16:05

And Krautrock and Indo Prog/Raga Rock. They are all ran by Phillippe I think.

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Posted: February 08 2011 at 16:04

You just can't please everybody. And I'm glad that this site has teams for each subgenre; most of the teams have really eclectic people in charge of evaluating new bands. Except for progressive electronic (not that I really care about this tag in PA anymore)

Edited by Starhammer - February 08 2011 at 16:05

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Posted: February 08 2011 at 16:02

Yeah, genre definitions change a lot between sites, I have seen one place call Aphex Twin metal. (note: that place was Cracked LOL

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Posted: February 08 2011 at 15:57

AllMusic Guide lists progressive metal as one of the style of Apocalyptica. Not that we would follow this authority, and this could apply to one song versus one album or many songs, but it is just a point that there are other sources that would agree with Prisonburg.

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Posted: February 08 2011 at 15:53

In Prisonburg's defense, the entry and exclusion of certain bands here in PA at very perplexing at times. I still haven't got my head around the symphonic metal isn't prog metal comments. In its simplest definition, prog rock is the merger of rock and roll with symphonic music or in the other direction rock and roll with jazz music, and some times with both. Therefore, in theory, the merging of metal with symphonic music should be prog by definition. The powers that be say it isn't though, so que sera sera. Everyone has their own personal subjective definition of what is prog music and what isn't and when their definition doesn't jive with PA's definition, they have a conflict.