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Bill Bruford, Barriemore Barlow BJ Wilson, Carl Palmer, Phil Collins versus newer prog stylists like Neil Peart followed by Gavin Harrison, Pat Mestelloto, Ian Mosley, Paul Cook and such.

Replied Dec 6

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Started this discussion. Last reply by Mia 11 hours ago.

What bands would you consider as the "classics" of today's neo-prog scene
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Bertzkii Nov 3.

 

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Mia replied to Jules's discussion '801'
No problems :) I found out after a bit more googling that Eddie only participate on another record called "live @ Hull" on just one track (Out of the Blue - witch is a Roxy Music song..) The album is available on Amazon... I think I'll buy it jus...
11 hours ago
pecovgfx replied to Jules's discussion '801'
a much better video than the one on 801 site; thanks.
11 hours ago
Mia replied to Jules's discussion '801'
Found this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fIVoRYlIEjk
11 hours ago
Mia replied to Jules's discussion '801'
Even Eddie Jobson participated in this project.. And I didn't know before this thread came up.. I googled it and there it was.. Thanks for starting this thread :)
11 hours ago
pecovgfx replied to Jules's discussion '801'
indeed. I think they must have some interesting live footage; I´d love to watch the original concerts and tribute bands as Jules said.
11 hours ago
Going to see Jethro Tull in TO in June, 2010...God Willing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
yesterday
Jules replied to Jules's discussion 'Bill Bruford, Barriemore Barlow BJ Wilson, Carl Palmer, Phil Collins versus newer prog stylists like Neil Peart followed by Gavin Harrison, Pat Mestelloto, Ian Mosley, Paul Cook and such.'
True!! I like your response. Hats off to all the old neanderthal drummers of YESter year....lol. 100% in agreement here Nick!! Thanks for responding!!
on Sunday
Nick Costa replied to Jules's discussion 'Bill Bruford, Barriemore Barlow BJ Wilson, Carl Palmer, Phil Collins versus newer prog stylists like Neil Peart followed by Gavin Harrison, Pat Mestelloto, Ian Mosley, Paul Cook and such.'
Why a vs.? We all stand on the shoulders of thosewho came before us.
on Saturday
Nick Costa replied to Jules's discussion '801'
The video on the 801 site was removed.
on Saturday
Bertzkii replied to Jules's discussion 'What bands would you consider as the "classics" of today's neo-prog scene'
...and Coheed and Cambria!
November 3
Bertzkii replied to Jules's discussion 'What bands would you consider as the "classics" of today's neo-prog scene'
And not to forget Mastodon!
November 2
Bertzkii replied to Jules's discussion 'What bands would you consider as the "classics" of today's neo-prog scene'
The Mars Volta Dream Theater Opeth Porcupine Tree Meshuggah Marillion is so 80's, wouldn't say they belong to today's scene.;-)
November 2
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pecovgfx replied to Jules's discussion 'What bands would you consider as the "classics" of today's neo-prog scene'
I listened to Divided shortly after I asked the question.. I liked but the problem with these bands seems to be the vocals, the "voice lines" to be more specific; for my taste, at first listening, the instrumentals sounds great, the tracks are goo...
August 1
Epic Songs replied to Jules's discussion 'What bands would you consider as the "classics" of today's neo-prog scene'
Hey, Mick. Cool to hear Opeth mentioned. Last offering I have from them is Damnation. Curious to know what other releases you've heard - at this point this one is pretty dated :-) . Regards, Epic Songs
July 31
Mick Dickinson replied to Jules's discussion 'What bands would you consider as the "classics" of today's neo-prog scene'
How about Opeth? On recent albums they have moved ever nearer to prog. Also, I think Porcupine tree and Steven Wilson can be considered alongside the others mentioned.
July 26

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I consider myself a progressive rock drummer whose influence are Bill Bruford, Alan White, Barriemore Barlow, Phil Collins, Nick Mason and Carl Palmer. My main musical influences are Yes, Jethro Tull, Gentle Giant, Marillion, IQ, Genesis (Gabriel era), ELP, Porcupine Tree, Skeem, Ice, Focus, Flower Kings, Spock's Beard etc......If I could form an ultimate prog band I would have Bill Bruford, Chris Squire, Steve Hackett, Rick Wakeman and Fish...What a dream team!!!!!
I love ancient history predominantly Roman and Greek and I love to read a variety of books on history, rock music and musicians in general.

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At 6:17am on June 1, 2009, pecovgfx said…
Hey Jules, very well said, I also loved Prog Rock Brittania. btw, BBC always produced the finest documentaries. Hopefully they're now producing these excellent rock series for fans like us and the new generations to come.
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