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Points: 4659 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 23 2008 at 16:08
Hmmm, not many Prog Folk fans here:
 
1. Prog Folk (probably the Pentangle)
2. Post Rock/Math Rock (Godspeed You! Black Emperor)
3. Symphonic Prog (Yes)
4. Everything else (King Crimson)
5. toast
 
 
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Originally posted by Dean Dean wrote:

* I hope everyone realises that we are all working on cracking the Prog Code here. Once all of these genres have been slotted into the sequence that everyone agrees is the correct harmonic order then the Universe will be de-stabilised and the secrets of the Prog will be unlocked for all the world to marvel at. The Prog battalions will rise up: Neo will join forces with Zeuhl; Extreme Tech Metal will meld with Symphonic and Eclectic Prog, Math Rock will form an alliance with Prog Related, Proto Prog will realise it is really only Space/Psyche; Crossover will crossover to Post Metal; Heavy will form an alliance with Electronic; Krautrock will form a triumvirate with Prog Metal and Jazz Rock/Fusion and Canterbury will be twined with Rome (meanwhile... Raga will be a conscientious objector). Together we shall cross the Main stream and march upon the plains of popular music crushing all in our path to the mighty blast of 21st Century Schizoid Man from our super-charged iPods...

....Universal World Domination will be ours. (except on Tuesdays)
 
 
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Originally posted by ClemofNazareth ClemofNazareth wrote:

Hmmm, not many Prog Folk fans here:
 
1. Prog Folk (probably the Pentangle)



I am. Love The Pentangle. The not so high placing on my list has more to do with quantity than quality. Progfolk, like Zeuhl is not a very big genre. But I really love, Roy Harper, Pearls Before Swine, The Pentangle, Spirogyra, Conventum, Woven Hand, Ragnarok, Ptarmigan, Jan Dukes Degrey, Comus, Hoelderlin mm...

Check out Extradition (you can stream the full album). A band I suggested for adding once (but nothing happened). Stunning album.

 
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1. Post-Rock/Math-Rock
2. Symphonic Prog
3. RIO/Avant-Prog
4. Experimental/Post-Metal
5. Jazz Rock/Fusion
6. Eclectic Prog
7. Prog Folk
8. Italian Symphonic Prog
9. Psychedelic/Space
10. Proto-Prog
11. Prog-Related
12. Canterbury Scene
13. Indo-Prog/Raga Rock
14. Krautrock
15. Zeuhl
16. Heavy Prog
17. Progressive Electronic
18. Crossover
19. Neo Progressive
20. Prog Metal
21. Tech/Extreme Prog Metal


Edited by Avantgardehead - October 25 2008 at 04:26
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You'll only get a top 10 from me, since I'm not very familiar with a lot of the remaining subs. Wouldn't be fair to list them. And I'll exclude Proto-Prog and Prog Related as well, just so you know. Call me grumpy, but I'll add today's favourite ALBUM as a bonus Smile

1. Italian (Semiramis - Dedicato A Frazz)
2. Eclectic (King Crimson - Lizard)
3. Symphonic (Yes - Close To The Edge (pfft!))
4. Crossover (Supertramp - Crime Of The Century)
5. Heavy (Rush - A Farewell To Kings)
6. Folk (Strawbs - Hero and Heroine)
7. Canterbury (National Health - s/t)
8. Space/psych (Eloy - Dawn)
9. Neo (...I guess it's Script For A Jester's Tear)
10. Jazz-rock/Fusion (Area - Arbeit Macht Frei)


Edited by LinusW - October 25 2008 at 05:40
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1, Tech/Extreme Prog Metal.
2. Prog Metal.
3. Heavy Prog
4. Experimental/Post-Metal
5. Post/Math Rock
6. RIO/Avant-Prog
7. Prog Related.
8. Canterbury Scene
9. Crossover Prog.
10. Symphonic Prog.
11. Eclectic
12. Zeuhl.
13. Psychedelic/Space
14. Jazz-rock/Fusion
15. Proto-Prog
16. Krautrock
17. Progressive Electronic
18. Italian Symphonic Prog
19. Prog Folk
20. Neo Progressive
21. Indo-Prog/Raga Rock

These kinda lists change all the time with me though.
Some days I barely listen to say, Prog Metal, but might spend all day listening to Heavy Prog instead or whatever, so don't take this list as definitive for me, it's just how I felt today.


Edited by HughesJB4 - October 25 2008 at 05:32
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Here I go... should be interesting

1. Eclectic Prog
2. Symphonic Prog
3. Proto-Prog
4. Canterbury Scene
5. Jazz Rock/Fusion
6. Psychedelic/Space Prog
7. Italian Symphonic Prog
8. Prog Electronic
9. Crossover Prog
10. Krautrock
11. Heavy Prog
12. Zeuhl
13. Prog Related
14. Post-Rock/Math Rock
15. Prog Folk
16. Raga Rock/Indo-Prog
17. Tech/Extreme Prog Metal
18. RIO/Avant-Prog
19. Neo Progressive
20. Experimental/Post-Metal
21. Prog Metal

Most of this is pretty random. Think I've heard something from all the genres, but not nearly enough to judge.
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for me....

1. RPI (Osanna)
2. Krautrock (AD II)
3. Canterbury Scene (Caravan)
4. Heavy Prog (Deep Purple)
5. Psychedelic/Space (Hawkwind)
6. Progressive electronic (Tangerine Dream)
7. Eclectic prog (Gentle Giant)
8. Crossover (Radiohead)
9. Jazz Rock/Fusion (Miles Davis)
10. Zeuhl (Magma)
11. Proto-prog (The Who)
12. Symphonic Prog (ELP)
13. Prog Folk (Tull)
14. Indo-prog/Raga Rock (?)
15. Experimental/post metal (Anathema)
16. Post Rock/Math Rock (Sigur Ros)
17. Prog metal (Threshold)
18. Prog related (David Bowie)
19. Tech/extreme prog metal (Mastodon)
20. RIO Avant-prog (Frank Zappa)
21. Neo Progressive (Marillion)



Edited by micky - October 25 2008 at 08:19
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Originally posted by TGM: Orb TGM: Orb wrote:

Here I go... should be interesting

1. Eclectic Prog (Van Der Graaf Generator Heart)
2. Symphonic Prog (Genesis)
3. Proto-Prog (The Doors, perhaps)
4. Canterbury Scene (Caravan)
5. Jazz Rock/Fusion (The Mahavishnu Orchestra)
6. Psychedelic/Space Prog (Hawkwind)
7. Italian Symphonic Prog (Banco Del Mutuo Soccorso)
8. Prog Electronic (Tangerine Dream)
9. Crossover Prog (Peter Gabriel)
10. Krautrock (Amon Duul II)
11. Heavy Prog (Uriah Heep)
12. Zeuhl (Magma)
13. Prog Related (Queen)
14. Post-Rock/Math Rock (Ulver)
15. Prog Folk (Jethro Tull)
16. Raga Rock/Indo-Prog (John McLaughlin with Shakti)
17. Tech/Extreme Prog Metal (Arcturus)
18. RIO/Avant-Prog (Henry Cow)
19. Neo Progressive (Marillion)
20. Experimental/Post-Metal (bah. humbug)
21. Prog Metal (Opeth)

Most of this is pretty random. Think I've heard something from all the genres, but not nearly enough to judge.


Oops. Missed that part. Honestly don't have a clue about some of the genres.
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1. Canterbury
1a. RIO/Avant
1b. Zeuhl
2.  others
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Points: 4659 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 25 2008 at 21:14
Originally posted by Rocktopus Rocktopus wrote:


Check out Extradition (you can stream the full album). A band I suggested for adding once (but nothing happened). Stunning album.
 

The recommendation must have gotten lost somewhere.  Prog Folk doesn't have the most organized team here - those guys are totally irresponsible Embarrassed.

Anyway, I'm checking out the album now - sounds promising enough; I'll add it to the consideration list and see what some of the other collabs think.

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  1. Crossover (no)
  2. Heavy Prog (no)
  3. Symphonic Prog (Camel)
  4. Prog metal (no)
  5. Jazz Rock/Fusion (Burnin' red Ivanhoe)
  6. Tech/extreme prog metal (no)
  7. Experimental/post metal (no)
  8. Prog related (Roxy Music)
  9. Progressive electronic (Brian Eno)
  10. Eclectic prog (Van der Graaf Generator)
  11. Proto-prog (Parson Sound)
  12. Prog Folk ( Comus)
  13. Indo-prog/Raga Rock (no)
  14. Psychedelic/Space (Tako)
  15. RIO Avant-prog (Univers Zero)
  16. Neo Progressive (no)
  17. Post Rock/Math Rock (A Silver Mt Zion)
  18. Zeuhl (Archaia)
  19. Krautrock (Neu !)
  20. Canterbury Scene (Gong)
  21. Italian Symphonic Prog (PFM)
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^Anyone game enough to open those links?
I ain't touching 'em.


Edited by HughesJB4 - October 27 2008 at 05:07
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Originally posted by Dean Dean wrote:

* I hope everyone realises that we are all working on cracking the Prog Code here. Once all of these genres have been slotted into the sequence that everyone agrees is the correct harmonic order then the Universe will be de-stabilised and the secrets of the Prog will be unlocked for all the world to marvel at. The Prog battalions will rise up: Neo will join forces with Zeuhl; Extreme Tech Metal will meld with Symphonic and Eclectic Prog, Math Rock will form an alliance with Prog Related, Proto Prog will realise it is really only Space/Psyche; Crossover will crossover to Post Metal; Heavy will form an alliance with Electronic; Krautrock will form a triumvirate with Prog Metal and Jazz Rock/Fusion and Canterbury will be twined with Rome (meanwhile... Raga will be a conscientious objector). Together we shall cross the Main stream and march upon the plains of popular music crushing all in our path to the mighty blast of 21st Century Schizoid Man from our super-charged iPods...

....Universal World Domination will be ours. (except on Tuesdays)
 
 
Mwaaaahhahahahahaha! Evil Smile


that's fine

X Tech
RPI
Symph
Heavy P
JR/F
Math/Post
Avant
Eclectic
Progfolk
Canterbury
Proto
Crossover
Electronic
ProgRelated






Edited by Atavachron - October 27 2008 at 05:15
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01. RIO Avant-prog (especially Art Bears and Art Zoyd)
02. Zeuhl (Magma but also the underrated Bondage Fruit)
03. Prog Folk (Comus, Canzioniere di Lazio)
04. Canterbury Scene (especially PdP, Egg, Cos and Wyatt)
05. Eclectic prog (is this where King Crimson live?)
06. Symphonic Prog (Yes)
07. Krautrock (Can)
08. Progressive electronic (various Electropop bands we have listed ;P)
09. Italian Symphonic Prog (PFM, Buon Vecchio Charlie!!!)
10. Indo-prog/Raga Rock (individual favourites beyond this line)
11. Jazz Rock/Fusion (Area)
12. Post Rock/Math Rock (mostly GY!BE and ASMZ)
13. Psychedelic/Space (Acid Mothers)
14. Heavy Prog (Bi Kyo Ran)
15. Tech/extreme prog metal (Meshuggah)
16. Prog related (SFA!)
17. Experimental/post metal (Mare)
18. Neo Progressive (Shingetsu)
19. Crossover (...)
20. Proto-prog ( :( )
21. Prog metal ( lol )

Prog Folk arriving at #3 really surprised me but it really shouldn't have, this has been creeping up on me for a while

Edited by laplace - October 27 2008 at 05:51
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Points: 20572 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 27 2008 at 10:43
Originally posted by Rocktopus Rocktopus wrote:

Originally posted by ClemofNazareth ClemofNazareth wrote:

Hmmm, not many Prog Folk fans here:
 
1. Prog Folk (probably the Pentangle)



I am. Love The Pentangle. The not so high placing on my list has more to do with quantity than quality. Progfolk, like Zeuhl is not a very big genre. But I really love, Roy Harper, Pearls Before Swine, The Pentangle, Spirogyra, Conventum, Woven Hand, Ragnarok, Ptarmigan, Jan Dukes Degrey, Comus, Hoelderlin mm...

Check out Extradition (you can stream the full album). A band I suggested for adding once (but nothing happened). Stunning album.

 
 
We will ChristerWink
 
 
 
 
Not likely you'll get me to place styles in a precise list anymore than for albums or groups >> way too time-consuming and anal a preoccupation
 
so I'll lump them in groups (and by far, I'll be the most creativeTongue)
 
1. HeartHugThumbs Up
RIO/Avant-Prog  
Jazz Rock/Fusion      (Mahavishnu Orchestra)
Prog Folk       (Jethro Tull)
Canterbury Scene       (Soft Machine, Gong)
Krautrock     (Can)
Art Rock/Eclectic Prog   (King Crimson)
 
2. StarClapBig smile
Heavy Prog    (Rush)
Eclectic Prog   (King Crimson)
Electronic    (Tangerine Dream)
Symphonic Prog    (Genesis >>> sorry for me Flower Kings is neo prog)
Crossover Prog     (Radiohead)
Zeuhl    (Magma)
Psychedelic/Space Rock      (Ozric Tentacles)
Proto-prog
 
 
 
3. CoolApproveEmbarrassed
Prog-Related     (Jean Michel Jarre)
Post Rock/Math Rock    (GYBE)
Indo-Prog/Raga Rock
 
 

4. ConfusedExclamationNuke
Prog Metal     (Dream Theater)
Neo Progressive     (Marillion)
Tech/Extreme Prog Metal     (Opeth)
 
 
 
 
others:
Italian Symphonic Prog  Stern Smile Geek >>> not yet a genre I think, but Approve
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Well:
 
1-Jazz Fusion
2-Symph prog
3-King Crimson
4-Canterbury
5-Prog Related
6-Proto prog
7-Kosmische muzik
8-Eclectic prog
9-Pyschydelic Space
10-Neo Prog
11 Heavy Prog
12-RPI
13-Crossover
14-Prog Folk
15-Prog Metal
16-Progressive electronic
17-RIO
18-Zeuhl
19-Tech extreme prog metal
20-Post rock
21-Post Metal
22-Indo prog raga rock
 
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1. RIO Avant-prog (Emmanuel Booz)
2. Eclectic prog (Arachnoid)
3. Symphonic Prog (Sound Horizon)
4. Prog Folk (Carol Of Harvest)
5. Post Rock/Math Rock (Godspeed You! Black Emperor)
6. Progressive electronic (Heldon)
7. Jazz Rock/Fusion (Suara Ombak)
8. Psychedelic/Space (Acid Mothers Temple & The Melting Paraiso UFO)
9. Zeuhl (Magma)
10. Krautrock (Ash Ra Tempel)
11. Indo-prog/Raga Rock (Trembling Strain)
12. Prog related (PYG)
13. Heavy Prog (Anekdoten)
14. Canterbury Scene (National Health)
15. Prog metal (Alhambra)
 
- out of ranking -
Neo Progressive ... someday neo will become old.
Italian Symphonic Prog ... merely a kind of symphonic rock
Experimental/post metal ... sorry I can't imagine it part I (^_^;)
Tech/extreme prog metal ... sorry I can't imagine it part II (-_-;)
Proto-prog ... sorry I can't imagine it part III (T_T;)
Crossover ... sorry I can't imagine it part IV (+_+;)
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