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Poll Question: What is your favorite band between dream theater or rush?
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    Posted: September 15 2006 at 13:46
What kind of stupid question is that? Of course I voted for DT !
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  I prefer Queensryche.
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it doens't have to have complex structures or long tracks to be prog... that thing about Rage... and Petrucci was a figure of speech, you narrow minded Theater freaks... don't try to convince me or anyone else that Ryche are not prog... i've made my peace with Queen been under the Prog Related genre but i won't tolerate any more...

Ryche released 4 excellent prog albums (Rage..., Operation I & II and Promised Land)... their music was light years ahead their time... that's where their progginess lies...

P.S. i love DT... they are the reason i listen to prog...

    

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As long as it wasn't one of OUR horses...WinkLOL 
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Originally posted by transend transend wrote:

Are Queensryche actually prog? Oh no, the 'prog' argument. I just think SO many 80s/90s metal bands were prog influenced in some way it is hard to draw a line. As I said in another poll, I think Iron Maiden are prog...take a listen to the songs 'Seventh son of a seventh son' and 'Alexander the great' and tell me they are not prog.



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Are Queensryche actually prog? Oh no, the 'prog' argument. I just think SO many 80s/90s metal bands were prog influenced in some way it is hard to draw a line. As I said in another poll, I think Iron Maiden are prog...take a listen to the songs 'Seventh son of a seventh son' and 'Alexander the great' and tell me they are not prog.
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Never thought it would happen, but I actually voted for Dream Theater here!Embarrassed
Queensryche made one good album - Operation Mindcrime.
The rest, such as Empire, Rage For Order, etc, are all predictable pap.
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Originally posted by toolis toolis wrote:

Queensryche is too prog for you, apparently...

when Queensryche released "Rage For Order", a manifest of progressed music, Petrucci was learning why an electric guitar needs electricity...


Dream Theater was formed in 1985, as far as I know, one year before Rage for Order.

Anyways, I voted for DT, because Queensrÿche isn't really a Prog band in my opinion. The only real Prog album they released was the above mentioned Rage for Order. OM was Heavy Metal with clever lyrics.
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Queensryche were a big DT influence but they were kitch...


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For musicianship, Dream Theater (except for the vocals)
For Originality, Queensryche (See the influence on the DVD´s Scenes from NY and Operation Livecrime, right down to the big flashback scene at the end)
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Originally posted by sleeper sleeper wrote:

Originally posted by toolis toolis wrote:

Originally posted by progressive progressive wrote:

queensrche isn't so prog, or good

    

Queensryche is too prog for you, apparently...

when Queensryche released "Rage For Order", a manifest of progressed music, Petrucci was learning why an electric guitar needs electricity...


I've got Rage..., and its not that prog to me. And, to be pedantic, JP and the others were already in Majesty writing up songs like The Killing Hand.

To answer the question, DT by a country mile.

 
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Is it necessary to choose a band limiting your thoughts (and feelings) to whether it's prog or not prog enough ?
Queensryche's Operation Mindcrime is the ultimate music beast and I wonder whether these fellows from Berklee could write their Metropolis pt.2 if it didn't exist first place.
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Originally posted by toolis toolis wrote:

Originally posted by progressive progressive wrote:

queensrÿche isn't so prog, or good

    

Queensryche is too prog for you, apparently...

when Queensryche released "Rage For Order", a manifest of progressed music, Petrucci was learning why an electric guitar needs electricity...


I've got Rage..., and its not that prog to me. And, to be pedantic, JP and the others were already in Majesty writing up songs like The Killing Hand.

To answer the question, DT by a country mile.
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DT hands down. Queensryche is not nearly as proggy as some would have you believe...
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Originally posted by Ghost Rider Ghost Rider wrote:

Originally posted by toolis toolis wrote:

Originally posted by progressive progressive wrote:

queensrÿche isn't so prog, or good

    

Queensryche is too prog for you, apparently...

when Queensryche released "Rage For Order", a manifest of progressed music, Petrucci was learning why an electric guitar needs electricity...


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I wonder how this thread escaped the attention of the professional team of DT thread wreckers... I see we will have to do some extra work later on!TongueLOL
 
ya, asleep at the wheel here...............and my fav, DT vs TFTO.
 
Anyway, Dream Theater by miles and miles and miles and miles and miles over Queensryche
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Points: 24391 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 20 2006 at 05:07
Originally posted by toolis toolis wrote:

Originally posted by progressive progressive wrote:

queensrÿche isn't so prog, or good

    

Queensryche is too prog for you, apparently...

when Queensryche released "Rage For Order", a manifest of progressed music, Petrucci was learning why an electric guitar needs electricity...


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I wonder how this thread escaped the attention of the professional team of DT thread wreckers... I see we will have to do some extra work later on!TongueLOL
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Points: 1678 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: August 20 2006 at 04:58
Originally posted by progressive progressive wrote:

queensrÿche isn't so prog, or good

    

Queensryche is too prog for you, apparently...

when Queensryche released "Rage For Order", a manifest of progressed music, Petrucci was learning why an electric guitar needs electricity...
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