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Topic: young proggy
Posted By: a flower?
Subject: young proggy
Date Posted: May 17 2005 at 23:07
hey, my name is nicolās.

i`m from Argentina, 17 yaers old and a lover of difficult harmonies, good melodies and "complicated" music.

i`m a bassist (also drummer, gruitarist and singer but... not too much).

my english is ... well, with a little help of you guys maybe you can understand what i want to say.

my favorite bands are: yes, crimson, jethro, genesis, mars volta, beatles, jethro, gentle giant, vdgg and all the classic stuff (except floyd... so.. predictable!). i love italian prog too (le orme, premiata, banco, etc)

i also enjoy jazz and fusion (brand x, weather report, zappa, chick corea, etc) and classical music (stravinsky, bach, beethoven, mussorsgky and a lot of russians)

i just wanna have a good time here and learn a lot about the music that i love.

(sorry for my english!)




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and you and i and the musical box and the lamb lies down on broadway and itīs... hello baby



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Posted By: PROGMAN
Date Posted: May 18 2005 at 10:04
hello there welcome to ProgArchives you'll love it here.

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Posted By: Jimbo
Date Posted: May 18 2005 at 10:10
Welcome! Don't worry, your english is fine. 

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Posted By: Ben2112
Date Posted: May 18 2005 at 16:06
Welcome young one. Good to see teens that are into good music. I was gonna suggest Gentle Giant before I saw you listed them as a favorite. After all, they embody "difficult harmonies, good melodies and complicated music".



Posted By: a flower?
Date Posted: May 18 2005 at 22:19
thank you all

Originally posted by Ben2112 Ben2112 wrote:

Welcome young one. Good to see teens that are into good music. I was gonna suggest Gentle Giant before I saw you listed them as a favorite. After all, they embody "difficult harmonies, good melodies and complicated music".



i remember when a friend gave me "three friends"... that was my first record of gentle giant. when i heard schooldays it was like a dream come true.


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and you and i and the musical box and the lamb lies down on broadway and itīs... hello baby


Posted By: Ben2112
Date Posted: May 19 2005 at 20:48
Originally posted by a flower? a flower? wrote:


thank you all

Originally posted by Ben2112 Ben2112 wrote:

Welcome young one. Good to see teens that are into good
music. I was gonna suggest Gentle Giant before I saw you listed them as
a favorite. After all, they embody "difficult harmonies, good melodies
and complicated music".



i remember when a friend gave me "three friends"... that was my first
record of gentle giant. when i heard schooldays it was like a dream
come true.


Three Friends is a sentimental favorite of mine too since it was the first album I owned and really liked by GG. I bought Octopus many years before, but never really gave it a chance to sink in, as its kind of the first GG album where they have developed their hyper-counterpoint, ultra-complex sound that is not as immediately appealing (in my opinion) to newcomers. I loved Three Friends on first listen, however, and Schooldays is one of my fave GG tracks also.


Posted By: Bhits
Date Posted: May 20 2005 at 13:53

Originally posted by a flower? a flower? wrote:

hey, my name is nicolās.

i also enjoy jazz and fusion (brand x, weather report, zappa, chick corea, etc)

Welcome, my english is not so good too, don't worry about that.

Do you like Mahavishnu Orchestra? The Inner Mounting Flame is wonderfull!

Hasta la vista.



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Desconfie do próprio espelho.


Posted By: Domitilla
Date Posted: May 20 2005 at 14:07
hi flower!
...I'm happy to hear I'm not the youngest one!!
welcome!...good good music listener! I adore Beatles, The Who,The Cream..A little Deep Purple...pfm ( ,ita prog in general..but also jazz(B.holyday, Satchmo, Ella,Stan Getz (wow!)
Very good!

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tōn d'apameibomenōs prosephč podas okus Akilleus


Posted By: Gordon Bennett
Date Posted: May 20 2005 at 15:43

Hi a fower?

Welcome to the forum, You got some good music there 



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Posted By: ExquisiteCorpse
Date Posted: May 20 2005 at 16:26
Hello! I am new to, and I hope you enjy yourself.
By the way,  yo hablo espanol un pequeno porque aprendo en mi escuela, pero yo no se como se dice mucho.

o and do u like john coltrane?


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Yes, it's true: Movon invented cancer.

Josh and Peanut for President in '06!


Posted By: Syntharachnid
Date Posted: May 22 2005 at 18:46

HURRAAAAAH!!!

I say this because we share almost identical musical tastes!  Six of the prog bands you listed as your favorites are in my own top ten.  However, I do like Pink Floyd. 

I love Russian classical music too!  Where would we be without the innovative works of composers such as Shostakovich, Mussorgsky and Prokofiev? 

Also, fusion is my new obsession.  Chick Corea is a GENIUS, especially with Return to Forever.  I'm looking for some Weather Report, too.  I've heard that there's some great ARP2600 work in there, and me being a keyboards freak, I'd love this! 

Do you have Miles Davis's Bitches Brew?  I don't, but I'm looking for it.  Both Chick Corea and Josef Zawinul play keys on this album, along with Herbie Hancock from the Headhunters.  John McGlauchlin (excuse my spelling), guitarist of the Mahivishnu Orchestra (mentioned by Bhits), plays here as well.

With regard to jazz, what do you think of Thelonious Monk?  



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Posted By: gdub411
Date Posted: May 22 2005 at 20:37

Hello A Flower?...I see you like Jethro Tull so much, you named them twice.

Welcome Newbie!



Posted By: strawberry
Date Posted: May 22 2005 at 21:11
Hey: a Flower. Good to here from you. I just bought some Espiritu from Argentina. Man I love them. Good to have you I am new hear too.

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taste is but a matter of oppinion.


Posted By: a flower?
Date Posted: May 25 2005 at 19:25
Originally posted by Bhits Bhits wrote:

Originally posted by a flower? a flower? wrote:

hey, my name is nicolās.

i also enjoy jazz and fusion (brand x, weather report, zappa, chick corea, etc)

Welcome, my english is not so good too, don't worry about that.

Do you like Mahavishnu Orchestra? The Inner Mounting Flame is wonderfull!

Hasta la vista.




iīm not a big fan of mahavishnu.. but i really like birds of fire.

Originally posted by ExquisiteCorpse ExquisiteCorpse wrote:

Hello! I am new to, and I hope you enjy yourself.
By the way,  yo hablo espanol un pequeno porque aprendo en mi escuela, pero yo no se como se dice mucho.

o and do u like john coltrane?


i love coltraine! i have a cd with miles and contraine.. itīs very good

and i can understand what you said, donīt worry


Originally posted by Syntharachnid Syntharachnid wrote:

HURRAAAAAH!!!

I say this because we share almost identical musical tastes!  Six of the prog bands you listed as your favorites are in my own top ten.  However, I do like Pink Floyd. 

I love Russian classical music too!  Where would we be without the innovative works of composers such as Shostakovich, Mussorgsky and Prokofiev? 

Also, fusion is my new obsession.  Chick Corea is a GENIUS, especially with Return to Forever.  I'm looking for some Weather Report, too.  I've heard that there's some great ARP2600 work in there, and me being a keyboards freak, I'd love this! 

Do you have Miles Davis's Bitches Brew?  I don't, but I'm looking for it.  Both Chick Corea and Josef Zawinul play keys on this album, along with Herbie Hancock from the Headhunters.  John McGlauchlin (excuse my spelling), guitarist of the Mahivishnu Orchestra (mentioned by Bhits), plays here as well.

With regard to jazz, what do you think of Thelonious Monk?  



russian classical music really can afraid me. those weirds and unexpected sounds.... they are amazing.

yes, return to forever is the best of corea, or at least my favorite.

i donīt have that cd of miles but now that you told me... i must get it. thank you for make me spend more moneY!!

i just canīt get into thelonious monk.. but i respect him. maybe in some years i will enjoy it.

"You know, anybody can play a composition and use far-out chords and make
it sound wrong. It’s making it sound right that’s not easy."



Originally posted by gdub411 gdub411 wrote:

Hello A Flower?...I see you like Jethro Tull so much, you named them twice.

Welcome Newbie!



that was a mistake... maybe... mmmm. no. i do like them very much

Originally posted by strawberry strawberry wrote:

Hey: a Flower. Good to here from you. I just bought some Espiritu from Argentina. Man I love them. Good to have you I am new hear too.


i donīt know why but argentinian prog is very difficult to find (even here)... ive only heard "la maquina de hacer pajaros" and it didnīt work for me. i donīt know that band, iīll try fo find something.



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and you and i and the musical box and the lamb lies down on broadway and itīs... hello baby


Posted By: stonebeard
Date Posted: May 27 2005 at 18:37

nice to be with everyone. ive been browzing the site for awhile and finally decided to join. i'm 16 and dig all prog, though i'm beginning to dislike mars volta more and more as the days go by. and i can only listen to genesis about once a season, though i respect them a lot.

i dig yes the most of all prog (best arrangements i've ever heard outside o classical music) but tull, floyd and zappa live forever in my book as well.

i also dig dream theater. i know they may not be as well recieved as other bands, probably because of the whole "metal" element, but if you dig them too, let me know.

and let me pose a question for further discussion if i may: if you are familiar with the flaming lips (and by familiar i mean you have listend to not only their new stuuf but the old 80's stuff as well), would you consider them prog?Confused

imagine going to radio class and having to be a dj and presell the upcoming green day song 3 times in one day. and you realize why i like prog so much



Posted By: Manunkind
Date Posted: May 27 2005 at 18:50

^^^

Hello to you Stonebeard. Have fun and don't worry, at least you have good taste, even though you can't promote it on your radio...

 

 

 



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Posted By: Olympus
Date Posted: September 28 2005 at 20:41

A Flower? - Suppers Ready

Hi



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Posted By: goose
Date Posted: September 28 2005 at 21:18
Originally posted by WiguJimbo WiguJimbo wrote:

Welcome! Don't worry, your english is fine. 
Better than most British people I've spoken to ! Welcome.


Posted By: chopper
Date Posted: September 30 2005 at 07:38

Welcome to a fellow bass player and Yes fan. You must be a very nice person.

And your English is fine! (but mine isn't because I've just started a sentence with 'and').



Posted By: Throgh
Date Posted: October 04 2005 at 08:02
Yeah- welcome
your english is quite fine and it doesn't matter here at all
you like russian music, but what about literature?


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