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Would there be any discernible difference between prog-punk and post-punk?

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Certain Hawkwind, Pink Fairies (maybe ?), Here And Now, and Inner City Unit. These all have their Punk cranked up amongst all the Prog
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Points: 65821 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 01 2017 at 17:32
^ Good point.
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Hah you got me there Pear! I was thinking of Give & Take (which is an absolute gem of an album btw) but Floating Anarchy as Daevid Allen's backing band is equally punk-proggy I guess.

Another route would be to look at this from punk instead prog ie punk bands that incorporated prog or art rock qualities into the lif. Acts like Magazine, Wire, Pere Ubu, Chrome, PiL, The Fall and Glenn Branca to name a few. People tend to forget that progressive music exists in just about every style out there...without being prague.
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Points: 65821 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 01 2017 at 14:45
^ But which debut, Dave?   Bristol Gardens, Planet Gong Live, Give & Take ?   Do they even have a normal debut?
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Points: 23122 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 01 2017 at 14:35
Originally posted by zravkapt zravkapt wrote:

I just linked to like 38 f**king threads talking about 'prog punk'....and then robots.

I give up.

Yup. A quick search will yield the first 35+ threads on this particular subject - many of them rather new.

I say what I always say in these threads: Here & Now's debut. Perfect mix of both worlds.
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There's been more than you might think....Bob Fripp's "Exposure" LP and his "League of Gentlemen" project explored the energy of punk in a prog framework.  

I saw League of Gentlemen live, Bob even asked for room for dancing on the main floor!  I was transfixed by his blazing lead guitar playing over rather basic keyboard/bass/drums backing, it was really interesting!  

Sara Lee (bassist for League of Gentlemen) is an unsung legend of bass, she is great!   She came from the post-punk band Gang of Four, and really brought a spark onstage.  King Crimson would have been "interesting" if she had joined them. 

Old prog warhorses like Yes and ELP didn't seem to want to go near the prog-punk formula as far as I could tell.




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I just linked to like 38 f**king threads talking about 'prog punk'....and then robots.

I give up.
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Points: 7024 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 01 2017 at 11:24
I have always felt that The Stranglers combined elements of punk rock with progressive elements.
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Points: 57 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: April 01 2017 at 11:09
Apologies for that odd glitch, I originally wanted to talk about a genre that is kind of an oxymoron. "Prog-punk" doesn't really make sense. Prog is complex whilst punk is stripped down to the basics of music. However, I have seen complexity with hardcore punk, especially with Bad Brains. I have also seen complexity with lyricism with "lexicon punk" bands (e.g. Bad Religion).
Discuss.


Edited by floyd4 - April 01 2017 at 11:11
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