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yuribujuri ![]() Forum Newbie ![]() ![]() Joined: July 03 2014 Location: Tarragona Status: Offline Points: 6 |
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I recommend you the band Ring van Möbius and its album "Past the evening sun". Truly old school sound
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POTA ![]() Forum Senior Member ![]() Joined: November 17 2005 Status: Offline Points: 178 |
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I think Phideaux's Doomsday Afternoon is one of the best examples.
Formaldehyde, especially |
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richardh ![]() Prog Reviewer ![]() ![]() Joined: February 18 2004 Location: United Kingdom Status: Offline Points: 30204 |
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^ Yep Astra are well worth checking out. Very 'seventies retro' indeed although more towards early Floyd meets Sabbath rather than the symphonic stylings of Yes.
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try Astra (US band, because there's an Italian prog-power band with the same name) and Needlepoint.
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Anglagard 1990s - 2012
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I am not quite certain how to understand the question. do you mean modern bands that sound like some other specific band of that "golden era"? or do you mean modern bands that just sound like being of that era? in case of the latter: The Red Masque
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Actually, the OP wasn't specific about whether "classical" referred to classical prog or classical music. Edited by I prophesy disaster - January 02 2020 at 11:42 |
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Hi Svet, you still didn't get what Chamber Prog is, haven't you?
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Kolyadin solo? So no more iamthemorning? Came to this thread to post about it. |
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Exactly what I thought, Manuel! ![]() I'm surprised no one has mentioned Fish and Marillion yet!
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Most classically orchestral prog rock band? The Enid. Live at Hammersmith is a good place to start. Nothing as tawdry as lyrics or even a rock sound. Keyboards guitars bass and drums for the Enid Philharmonic.
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The Flower Kings
Wobbler Big Big Train Kaipa Jordsjo Transatlantic The Tangent
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I think it’s the production..or lack of it that does it. Sure the musicianship has to be there too, but it’s that, for lack of a better word, old “analogue” sound that genuinely suits music like this..most especially if the groups in question are playing old school instruments
![]() But yeah check out: The Winstons Hooffoot Magic Bus Morte Macabre Diagonal Dungen Agusa Wolf People Tusmørke Goat Plenty of other artists that go for the warm and lovable ‘live in the studio’ thang that most of us have come to cherish about our favourite 60s and 70s records. One just needs to do some searching...and of course it also helps that most of these bands happen to stem from Scandinavia (I live in Denmark) ![]() Edith: whoops I kinda forgot about the op and that you were talking about Wobbler’s latest. Most of the above are more in the psychedelic or slightly jazzy camp (Winstons and Magic Bus sound like classic Canterbury), so maybe check out Morte Macabre first or indeed Italy’s own Genesis: The Watch. Where Wobbler basically sounds like classic Yes, The Watch sounds like Gabriel never left and that they made a bunch of albums between Foxtrot and The Lamb. Edited by Guldbamsen - December 25 2019 at 08:34 |
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I really enjoy Wobbler myself! I find myself searching for that early-mid 70s sound of Genesis and Yes quite a bit. Here are some bands I've been pleased to find-- Astra, Minor Giant, Monarch Trail, Willowglass and Submarine Silence. Not every song on every album, of course, but often they get the job done.
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Par Lindh Project . Ignore the last one though as that was a departure. The first three are overlooked gems imo.
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^Sorry but in no way is that barely known. Maybe to those who only know GG, KC, Yes and Genesis but anyone who has researched prog beyond the obvious bands(and beyond just scanning the top albums on here) has probably come across it. It does seem to be under-represented on this site but it's over all reputation far exceeds it's presence on here imo.
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I too love that album and really believe its one of the best of all time. If you like Wobbler you'll like Jordsjo. They're also Norweigan Symphonic prog and they play live with wobbler sometimes. Check out the album "Jord." Also, All Traps on Earth and Anglagard.
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Manuel ![]() Forum Senior Member ![]() ![]() Joined: March 09 2007 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 13481 |
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Wow guys, so many suggestions and so little time. It's nice that many prog fans are liking the music of today's bands, and considere them as good as the old, classic period ones. Please keep them coming, so I can get to increase my prog horizons.
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