That there is Prog heaven.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Rare Bird
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That there is Prog heaven.:)Quote:
Originally Posted by Rare Bird
prog heaven.
Aye i am the Prog masterman see
:sofa:
Naim shmaim. Stick with the valves n black discs... The best.
Have a great day. I like the rock-prog more than ahem 'real' prog like yes and Tangerine Dream etc. Although the only ever Genesis album I've ever been able to listen to is The lamb lays down on Broadway. Carpet Crawlers has got to be one of the best tracks ever.
Naim shmaim. Stick with the valves n black discs... The best.
Have a great day. I like the rock-prog more than ahem 'real' prog like yes and Tangerine Dream etc. Although the only ever Genesis album I've ever been able to listen to is The lamb lays down on Broadway (is that correct?). Carpet Crawlers has got to be one of the best tracks ever.
Tangerine Dream ar'nt Prog ;)
Are they not?... I always thought they were. HAHA... shows how much I know.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rare Bird
What are they then?
The early albums - Electronic Meditation, Alpha Centauri, Zeit and Atem are Krautrock - which I would class as a sub-genre of 'prog' but will bow to André's far superior knowlege here.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Black Adder
The albums on Virgin from 1973's Phaedra through to (say) 1980's Tangram are Berlin School electronic music.
The ones after that are bog-standard electronic/new-age or whatever.
Kosmische which is basically Experimental electronic moosik division of Kr*utrock.. The original line up of 'Electronic Meditation' inc Klaus Schulze (went on to drum for Ash Ra Tempels debut LP).. Kosmische is a fitting way of filtering all the electronic crap away from real mans music :eyebrows:
The first four albums are classed as Pink Years (OHR recurds)
Prog>Kr*utrock>Kosmische
I hope that you are all paying attention and making notes as there will be a test tomorrow...