Songs you like by bands you don't...

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   ...within the prog-verse, naturally.  I'll kick things off:

The Glass Prison - Dream Theater

Definitely not a fan of DT, however that track is really powerful from a composition/execution standpoint - and lyrically hits home.

here's another:

Dogs - Pink Floyd

I really do not like Pink Floyd at all - no need for me to elaborate on the 'why'.  Gilmour's guitar work throughout all 17 minutes of 'Dogs' is his finest recorded studio work with the band, IMHO.

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Disconnect Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Senior Member Joined: March 02 2007 Location: Syracuse, NY Status: Offline Points: 322	Post Options Post Reply Quote Disconnect Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Songs you like by bands you don't... Posted: Yesterday at 05:38
	...within the prog-verse, naturally. I'll kick things off: The Glass Prison - Dream Theater Definitely not a fan of DT, however that track is really powerful from a composition/execution standpoint - and lyrically hits home. here's another: Dogs - Pink Floyd I really do not like Pink Floyd at all - no need for me to elaborate on the 'why'. Gilmour's guitar work throughout all 17 minutes of 'Dogs' is his finest recorded studio work with the band, IMHO.
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	I was about to say ELP’s Tarkus as it is the sole track of their’s I still purposely seek out and listen to…but I have a soft spot for some of Greg Lake’s ballads as well as loving 75% of the track Trilogy. I used to love Van Damme Generator - really did - but man those vocals haven’t aged well to these ears. I still listen to and love My Room (Waiting For Wonderland). Used to dig a bit of Dream Theater as well, but the only track I really like these days is Octavarium.
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