Deep Dream Spock Dregs ...

[uwe]

I guess this is only for the already converted and won't change Dave's mind about prog rock ...



+++++1 to the wisecrack who posted this here:

"I like how Portnoy is now in a band with someone who can sing." 

[Barklessdog]

I look forward to it. Thanks

[Dave W]

No, it wouldn't change my mind. I did get about 25 seconds in where he started talking about virtuoso musicians, then I put on some noise rock.

[Pilgrim]

It does sound like good musicianship, but I admit it doesn't do much for me.

[drbassman]

I was a bit bored, but they are good musicians.

[Barklessdog]

No, it wouldn't change my mind. I did get about 25 seconds in where he started talking about virtuoso musicians, then I put on some noise rock.

You like noise rock?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtrqGa8W5rA&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8JpHoAnaPK0&feature=related

[drbassman]

Whew, thanks for the noise rock seminar.  I was afraid Dave meant 60's classic rock!

[Dave W]

That's not what I call noise rock. Avant garde noisemakers, maybe.

This is what I listened to yesterday after trying to watch the first video Uwe posted.



Another example:

[gweimer]

meh....

[Dave W]

Okay, I'm now listening to this. 100% prog-free and noise rock-free. 

[Pilgrim]

This sounds better - and ought to make Uwe happy:

[gweimer]

I say we combine the genres....

[Dave W]

Okay...

[chromium]

And back full circle to prog?  




I kinda liked the tracks in the OP.  The songwriting exceeded my "prog supergroup" expectations

[uwe]

Proggies don't write songs, they write "pieces".