What can you recommend?

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- barsik schrieb...
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- 26. Nov. 2005, 19:03
What can you recommend?

I like Arena, Marillion(both Fish and Hogarth's), Pendragon...
What can you recommend me to listen to? I'm trying to get Strangers On The Train, Porcupine Tree, Spock's Beard, Shadowland. Are they worth of purchasing? What else?

Hate it when the truth unravels, hate it when we don't get a spin, hate it when the enemy travels, 'cause it's awfully un-american way. (c) OSI

[quote][b][user]barsik[/user][/b] sagte: I like Arena, Marillion(both Fish and Hogarth's), Pendragon... What can you recommend me to listen to? I'm trying to get Strangers On The Train, Porcupine Tree, Spock's Beard, Shadowland. Are they worth of purchasing? What else?[/quote]

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- Conspire schrieb...
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- 6. Dez. 2005, 4:34
Porcupine tree is definately worth purchasing. I'd say In Absentia was possibly the best album to date, so if you've never heard any, it's a great place to start. Spocks Beard are merely OK in my opinion, they've got some great pieces of music, but no single album which truly stands out. I havn't listened to either of the others.

If you're looking to find a lot of new music, try insideout records for some good bands;

http://www.insideoutmusic.com/bands.php

- -- --- -- - Tim

[quote][b][user]Conspire[/user][/b] sagte: Porcupine tree is definately worth purchasing. I'd say In Absentia was possibly the best album to date, so if you've never heard any, it's a great place to start. Spocks Beard are merely OK in my opinion, they've got some great pieces of music, but no single album which truly stands out. I havn't listened to either of the others. If you're looking to find a lot of new music, try insideout records for some good bands; http://www.insideoutmusic.com/bands.php[/quote]

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- barsik schrieb...
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- 6. Dez. 2005, 14:36
Thanx. I also found a portal called http://www.progressiveworld.net/artists.html. But the main problem is that in my country it is very hard to find good music...

Hate it when the truth unravels, hate it when we don't get a spin, hate it when the enemy travels, 'cause it's awfully un-american way. (c) OSI

[quote][b][user]barsik[/user][/b] sagte: Thanx. I also found a portal called http://www.progressiveworld.net/artists.html. But the main problem is that in my country it is very hard to find good music...[/quote]

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- mon40 schrieb...
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- 12. Dez. 2005, 0:34
Well if you like Arena I think You have to get Threshold

I would Hypothetical is where I started the newest album is very good as well.
Lets not forget Shadow Gallery Tyranny and Room V I really like.

If you checkout my profile you can checkout my archive I'll make sure to get both in the first hour of my Radio Show for you

Mark

[quote][b][user]mon40[/user][/b] sagte: I would Hypothetical is where I started the newest album is very good as well. Lets not forget Shadow Gallery Tyranny and Room V I really like. If you checkout my profile you can checkout my archive I'll make sure to get both in the first hour of my Radio Show for you Mark[/quote]

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- derGraph schrieb...
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- 12. Dez. 2005, 20:35
I agree, Hypothetical is a great album. But looking at your profile, I bet you'd like Spock's Beard as well. Maybe you should listen to The Kindness of Strangers.

[quote][b][user]derGraph[/user][/b] sagte: I agree, [album artist=Threshold]Hypothetical[/album] is a great album. But looking at your profile, I bet you'd like [artist]Spock's Beard[/artist] as well. Maybe you should listen to [album artist=Spock's Beard]The Kindness of Strangers[/album].[/quote]

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- Stonebeard schrieb...
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- 6. Jan. 2006, 3:13
IQ
Pallas (The Dreams of Men to start)
Saens (Somewhat new and little-know French band. My new favorite)
Strangefish (More in line to Yes than Genesis)
Jadis

[quote][b][user]Stonebeard[/user][/b] sagte: IQ Pallas (The Dreams of Men to start) Saens (Somewhat new and little-know French band. My new favorite) Strangefish (More in line to Yes than Genesis) Jadis[/quote]

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- pharcourt schrieb...
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- 8. Jan. 2006, 17:06
Definitely POrcupine Tree - though I prefer the latest album (Deadwing) over (the also great) In Absentia.

Spock's Beard peaked with Snow (IMHO) - more recent albums are good but check out what Neal Morse has done since going solo, especially the recent "?" album.

As a big Marillion fan, I also like Jadis, IQ, Arena...

[quote][b][user]pharcourt[/user][/b] sagte: Definitely POrcupine Tree - though I prefer the latest album (Deadwing) over (the also great) In Absentia. Spock's Beard peaked with Snow (IMHO) - more recent albums are good but check out what Neal Morse has done since going solo, especially the recent "?" album. As a big Marillion fan, I also like Jadis, IQ, Arena...[/quote]

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- dualquads schrieb...
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- 24. Jan. 2006, 1:23
suggestions

You might want to try Enchant or Tiles both really cool bands and I agree with Porcupine Tree as a great band

[quote][b][user]dualquads[/user][/b] sagte: You might want to try Enchant or Tiles both really cool bands and I agree with Porcupine Tree as a great band[/quote]

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- dualquads schrieb...
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- 24. Jan. 2006, 1:24
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You might want to try Enchant or Tiles both really cool bands and I agree with Porcupine Tree as a great band

[quote][b][user]dualquads[/user][/b] sagte: You might want to try Enchant or Tiles both really cool bands and I agree with Porcupine Tree as a great band[/quote]

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- dualquads schrieb...
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- 24. Jan. 2006, 1:24
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You might want to try Enchant or Tiles both really cool bands and I agree with Porcupine Tree as a great band

[quote][b][user]dualquads[/user][/b] sagte: You might want to try Enchant or Tiles both really cool bands and I agree with Porcupine Tree as a great band[/quote]

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- dualquads schrieb...
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- 24. Jan. 2006, 1:24
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You might want to try Enchant or Tiles both really cool bands and I agree with Porcupine Tree as a great band

[quote][b][user]dualquads[/user][/b] sagte: You might want to try Enchant or Tiles both really cool bands and I agree with Porcupine Tree as a great band[/quote]

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- dualquads schrieb...
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- 24. Jan. 2006, 1:25
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You might want to try Enchant or Tiles both really cool bands and I agree with Porcupine Tree as a great band

[quote][b][user]dualquads[/user][/b] sagte: You might want to try Enchant or Tiles both really cool bands and I agree with Porcupine Tree as a great band[/quote]

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- barsik schrieb...
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- 24. Jan. 2006, 13:44
Thnx. I listened to Porcupine Tree (only 4 albums - Deadwing, In Absentia, Metanoia and In Absentia(bonus) and I'm very impressed. Really cool music. Prog rock really rox :)
Its very hard to get prog here though but I'll try.

Hate it when the truth unravels, hate it when we don't get a spin, hate it when the enemy travels, 'cause it's awfully un-american way. (c) OSI

[quote][b][user]barsik[/user][/b] sagte: Thnx. I listened to Porcupine Tree (only 4 albums - Deadwing, In Absentia, Metanoia and In Absentia(bonus) and I'm very impressed. Really cool music. Prog rock really rox :) Its very hard to get prog here though but I'll try.[/quote]

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- ShadowWoman schrieb...
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- 16. Feb. 2006, 20:49
Fates Warning, maybe...

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[quote][b][user]ShadowWoman[/user][/b] sagte: Fates Warning, maybe...[/quote]

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- curd schrieb...
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- 2. Mär. 2006, 18:54
suggestions

hi,
I'm new in this group and come from the netherlands, home of ayreon, the aurora project and many more.
I think deadwing(PT) is agreat album and also photoplay(jadis) is great.
Also try riverside 's second life syndrom.
I'd to have personal mail contact with prog fans.
CU

[quote][b][user]curd[/user][/b] sagte: hi, I'm new in this group and come from the netherlands, home of ayreon, the aurora project and many more. I think deadwing(PT) is agreat album and also photoplay(jadis) is great. Also try riverside 's second life syndrom. I'd to have personal mail contact with prog fans. CU[/quote]

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- Mirrorman-7 schrieb...
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- 7. Mär. 2006, 21:08
A.C.T. is totally worth of purchasing. I've listened many kinds of prog rock/metal and this is from the top. A.C.T. is kind of neo-progressive rock with space-age twist, but not quite Ayreon-like.

Other nice prog rock bands:
Spocks' Beard
Transatlantic
The Flower Kings
The Tangent
Shadow Gallery
Frameshift
Kaipa
IQ

I promise you'll love these, if you like Pendragon, Marillion and so.

[quote][b][user]Mirrorman-7[/user][/b] sagte: [b][url=http://www.last.fm/music/A.C.T.]A.C.T.[/url][/b] is totally worth of purchasing. I've listened many kinds of prog rock/metal and this is from the top. A.C.T. is kind of neo-progressive rock with space-age twist, but not quite Ayreon-like. Other nice prog rock bands: Spocks' Beard Transatlantic The Flower Kings The Tangent Shadow Gallery Frameshift Kaipa IQ I promise you'll love these, if you like Pendragon, Marillion and so. [/quote]

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- evizaer schrieb...
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- 10. Mär. 2006, 1:17
Although this might be a stretch, i'd suggest Van Der Graaf Generator. They are an outstanding 70s progressive rock band with more of an avant-gard feel and some great songwriting. The only album that i own currently of theirs is Pawn Hearts and i highly recommend it to any fan of progressive music with a relatively open mind.

[quote][b][user]evizaer[/user][/b] sagte: Although this might be a stretch, i'd suggest Van Der Graaf Generator. They are an outstanding 70s progressive rock band with more of an avant-gard feel and some great songwriting. The only album that i own currently of theirs is Pawn Hearts and i highly recommend it to any fan of progressive music with a relatively open mind.[/quote]

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- [Gelöschter Benutzer] schrieb...
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- 13. Mai. 2006, 18:08
suggestions

Credo,ezra,jadis,believe,cairo,iluvator... there is many more all excellent bands...

[quote][b][user][/user][/b] sagte: Credo,ezra,jadis,believe,cairo,iluvator... there is many more all excellent bands...[/quote]

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- SubjectRuin schrieb...
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- 8. Jan. 2007, 8:45
You should check out my album, The Dreamer's Paradox, which can be streamed in its entirety right off last.fm or dowloaded from my website, subjectruin.net

http://www.subjectruin.net

[quote][b][user]SubjectRuin[/user][/b] sagte: You should check out my album, [url=http://www.last.fm/music/JT+Bruce]The Dreamer's Paradox[/url], which can be streamed in its entirety right off last.fm or dowloaded from my website, [url=http://www.subjectruin.net]subjectruin.net[/url][/quote]

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- KevFeedback schrieb...
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- 19. Jan. 2007, 22:45
Strangers On A Train was an interesting project for Clive Nolan, the first one of his to gain any prominence with the second album probably being the best.

Shadowland - Ring Of Roses is a great album. I saw them on that tour with Jadis and a great time was had by all.

Spock's Beard - certainly not the same band since Neal left, I was so disappointed that I walked out the last time I saw them in concert. 'Snow' is very probably their finest hour, but they haven't really released a bad one. Even now I get a kick from playing 'The Light'

Others that you should seriously consider, if you haven't already are:-

Credo - Rhetoric
Galahad - Nothing Is Written
IQ - Subterranea, or Dark Matter, or Ever, or just about anything!
Jadis - More Than Meets The Eye

The last new album that really made me sit up and take notice was Frost, absolutely superb.

If everytime we tell a lie a little fairy dies
They must be building death-camps in the garden

Twelfth Night - 'Human Being'

[quote][b][user]KevFeedback[/user][/b] sagte: Strangers On A Train was an interesting project for Clive Nolan, the first one of his to gain any prominence with the second album probably being the best. Shadowland - Ring Of Roses is a great album. I saw them on that tour with Jadis and a great time was had by all. Spock's Beard - certainly not the same band since Neal left, I was so disappointed that I walked out the last time I saw them in concert. 'Snow' is very probably their finest hour, but they haven't really released a bad one. Even now I get a kick from playing 'The Light' Others that you should seriously consider, if you haven't already are:- Credo - Rhetoric Galahad - Nothing Is Written IQ - Subterranea, or Dark Matter, or Ever, or just about anything! Jadis - More Than Meets The Eye The last new album that really made me sit up and take notice was Frost, absolutely superb. [/quote]

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- theUg schrieb...
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- 4. Mär. 2007, 4:08
If we talk neoprog, I’d recommend Attention Deficit, Liquid Tension Eperiment, and Bozzio Levin Stevens — all being sort of supergroups, side projects of big players in the scene. And pretty much anything published by Magna Carta label. Say, I liked Niacin, and Magellan a lot.

If you looking for heavier stuff, then aforementioned Insideout or The End Records labels. Latter has many interesting projects, ranging from “conventional” prog-metal, to some technical death metal and other extreme and experimental stuff. Age of Silence and Giant Squid look promising.

Also, very cool technical/progressive metal outfit — Alchemist, from Australia.

Also, just listen to tag radio here on Last.FM. I’ve found many kick ass bands while listening to it.

barsik said:
But the main problem is that in my country it is very hard to find good music...
I don’t know where in Ukraine you live, but I’m sure this stuff should be available in large cities. I bought some of my stuff in “Purple Legion” in Moscow, and I’m sure you can find shops like that in Kiev, or, say, Donetsk.

All in all, while prog is definately the kind of music deserving to be legally bought, but also it’s relatively rare and off-mainstream, and needs to be popularized a bit, so steal away. :D

[quote][b][user]theUg[/user][/b] sagte: If we talk neoprog, I’d recommend [artist]Attention Deficit[/artist], [artist]Liquid Tension Eperiment[/artist], and [artist]Bozzio Levin Stevens[/artist] — all being sort of supergroups, side projects of big players in the scene. And pretty much anything published by [label]Magna Carta[/label] label. Say, I liked [artist]Niacin[/artist], and [artist]Magellan[/artist] a lot. If you looking for heavier stuff, then aforementioned Insideout or [label]The End Records[/label] labels. Latter has many interesting projects, ranging from “conventional” prog-metal, to some technical death metal and other extreme and experimental stuff. [artist]Age of Silence[/artist] and [artist]Giant Squid[/artist] look promising. Also, very cool technical/progressive metal outfit — [artist]Alchemist[/artist], from Australia. Also, just listen to tag radio here on Last.FM. I’ve found many kick ass bands while listening to it. [quote][b][user]barsik[/user][/b] said: But the main problem is that in my country it is very hard to find good music...[/quote] I don’t know where in Ukraine you live, but I’m sure this stuff should be available in large cities. I bought some of my stuff in “Purple Legion” in Moscow, and I’m sure you can find shops like that in Kiev, or, say, Donetsk. All in all, while prog is definately the kind of music deserving to be legally bought, but also it’s relatively rare and off-mainstream, and needs to be popularized a bit, so steal away. :D[/quote]

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- Gezzaia schrieb...
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- 29. Mär. 2007, 9:14
Definitely Gazpacho. Check out their last.fm group too: gazpacho. They are amazing! Most of their songs (if not all?) are streamable on last.fm. They made 4 albums since 1996. Their newest album "Night" was just released. Do yourself a favour. Listen to them. I'd recommend starting with the first album "Bravo" or the last "Night".

Long lost saviour of partial madness. So far out, too far in...

[quote][b][user]Gezzaia[/user][/b] sagte: Definitely [artist]Gazpacho[/artist]. Check out their last.fm group too: [group]gazpacho[/group]. They are amazing! Most of their songs (if not all?) are streamable on last.fm. They made 4 albums since 1996. Their newest album "Night" was just released. Do yourself a favour. Listen to them. I'd recommend starting with the first album "Bravo" or the last "Night".[/quote]

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- Zammiz schrieb...
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- 5. Apr. 2007, 23:17
Check out Everon, very impressive neoprogressive rock/metal-band!
Check them out here!

Also, check out Sylvan, especially their 2006 release Posthumous Silence, a brilliant concept album from one of the most interesting new neoprogressive groups.
Check them out here!

Silhouette

[quote][b][user]Zammiz[/user][/b] sagte: Check out [artist]Everon[/artist], very impressive neoprogressive rock/metal-band! Check them out [url=http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=371]here[/url]! Also, check out [artist]Sylvan[/artist], especially their 2006 release [album artist=Sylvan]Posthumous silence[/album], a brilliant concept album from one of the most interesting new neoprogressive groups. Check them out [url=http://www.progarchives.com/artist.asp?id=323]here[/url]! [i]Silhouette[/i][/quote]

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- iun schrieb...
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- 11. Jun. 2007, 17:59
I strongly recommend you The Light, my favourite album as of today!

[quote][b][user]iun[/user][/b] sagte: I strongly recommend you [album artist=Spock's Beard]The light[/album], my favourite album as of today![/quote]

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- 13thSON schrieb...
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- 1. Nov. 2007, 21:13
I must recomment

*Pure Reason Revolution
*Pineapple Thief
*Riverside (they are from Poland- my country^^)

"śmierci można już zapłacić haracz"

[quote][b][user]13thSON[/user][/b] sagte: I must recomment *Pure Reason Revolution *Pineapple Thief *Riverside (they are from Poland- my country^^)[/quote]

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