Prog Metal

[mariocc]

here a link about what we ve been talking here,,, nice to see and share
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mx1NsChFbfY

[Magic Mountain]

Originally Posted by mariocc

here a link about what we ve been talking here,,, nice to see and share
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mx1NsChFbfY

Thanks Mario! I quite enjoyed that.

[SpaceAce]

Gee! What a bunch of B.S. and lots of empty theories. It's not about labels. It's about music and.... oh f*. I give up. Let's rip out of AM and forget Rush, Wishbone Ash, Dream Theater, Shadow Gallery, Lana Lane, etc. They are not pure enough to deserve to play at AM. Let's listening just the "pure" progressive rock.

[TheFish]

Originally Posted by SpaceAce

Gee! What a bunch of B.S. and lots of empty theories. It's not about labels. It's about music and.... oh f*. I give up. Let's rip out of AM and forget Rush, Wishbone Ash, Dream Theater, Shadow Gallery, Lana Lane, etc. They are not pure enough to deserve to play at AM. Let's listening just the "pure" progressive rock.

Yikes. Harsh. Sometimes you listen to music because (dare I say) it sounds good and you like it?

Yea, strange theory indeed.

[deSousa]

Originally Posted by mariocc

here a link about what we ve been talking here,,, nice to see and share
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mx1NsChFbfY

This is a great documentary, however, it is remarkably missing two very important bands: Van Der Graff Generator and Queen.

Also a pity they did not interview John Oliva.