I have been getting into pro rock and metal lately, and was wondering if you guys could recommend me some of the your favorite ones.
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These are my two all time favs
Oceansize
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PpLPx6XvIk
Children of Nova
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1FYE2sqeo0
There are many types of prog rock bands, ones that utilise different genres from blues to jazz to metal to synthpop (not really but yaknowwhatimean?), so I'll list ones that may be more what you're looking for first and a few that may be of interest but might not be.
Porcupine Tree
Oceansize
Riverside
Okkervil River
Anekdoten
The Pineapple Thief
Phideuax
Frost*
Rush
Pink Floyd
Alcatraz
King Crimson
North Atlantic Oscillation
There are many types of prog rock bands, ones that utilise different genres from blues to jazz to metal to synthpop (not really but yaknowwhatimean?), so I'll list ones that may be more what you're looking for first and a few that may be of interest but might not be.
Porcupine Tree
Oceansize
Riverside
Okkervil River
Anekdoten
The Pineapple Thief
Phideuax
Frost*
Rush
Pink Floyd
Alcatraz
King Crimson
North Atlantic Oscillationfreek666
Since you included Riverside, you automatically win the internet
[QUOTE="Rockman999"]Your username has "Rockman" in it. :PLol I know but the music in the Megaman(Rockman in Japan) games was pretty much always techno/electro. :PFvck rock!
Electro FTW!
ArmoredCore55
HOW THE FVCK HAS NO ONE MENTIONED EMERSON,LAKE AND PALMER???????????
and Atomic rooster for that matter.
I like a little ELP but I'm not sure I'd like it enough to include it......EMERSON,LAKE AND PALMER???????????
frannkzappa
HOW THE FVCK HAS NO ONE MENTIONED EMERSON,LAKE AND PALMER???????????
and Atomic rooster for that matter.
frannkzappa
Or Yes!
[QUOTE="ghoklebutter"]King Crimson, Rush, and Pink Floyd are my favorite progressive rock bands.LockedgeGonna add Genesis to this list, and Gentle Giant.
To go more in depth, if you're interested in the more polished-sounding Collins era, get Duke and Wind and Wuthering.
If you're more interested in the less accessible Gabriel era, check out Foxtrot and Selling England By The Pound. The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway is the one that gets the most attention, but I honestly find that album to be pretty uneven.
[QUOTE="frannkzappa"]
HOW THE FVCK HAS NO ONE MENTIONED EMERSON,LAKE AND PALMER???????????
and Atomic rooster for that matter.
WhiteKnight77
Or Yes!
Well, I personally can't stand Yes's prog rock. Funnily enough, I think they are better as a pop/rock band. I'd take Owner of a Lonely Heart over Roundabout any day.
[QUOTE="WhiteKnight77"]Or Yes!LJS9502_basicNo
i either dislike you now, or admire you for clever wordplay.
Steven Wilsons solo albums are also amazing (steven wilson is the singer/songwriter/guitarist for porcupine tree)Nick3306
Glad to see some Steven Wilson love on here. I prefer the style of his solo stuff over his work with Porcupine Tree.
I'm expecting some great things from his next album after hearing this.
Oceansize
Porcupine Tree
Opeth
The Mars Volta
Frost*
Rush
King Crimson
Yes
Cynic
Camel
Pink Floyd
Dredg(Not a lot of prog on this one, but you may like it. Mainly 'El Cielo', avoid 'Chuckles and Mr Squeezy' at all cost)
The Butterfly Effect(Almost the same as Dredg)
Tool
Fair To Midland
The Dear Hunter (Mainly the 'Act' Trilogy)
Etc...
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