The Progressive Thread

[a21schizoidman]

i dunno, i think it might be the singing on some of it.

I listened through Paradox Hotel and The Sum of Evil, and heavily preferred PH over SOE. I think i'd also like to hear some more atmosphere from them. Like i said though, i'm going on these based on only 2 albums by them.

Paradox Hotel was my first exposure to them, i enjoyed it a lot

[KingProgdor]

So The Enid is awesome.

People should therefore discuss.

[Fizzeler]

So The Enid is awesome.

People should therefore discuss.

I have yet to hear them checked there last.fm saddened they do not have much listeners

[KingProgdor]

I have yet to hear them checked there last.fm saddened they do not have much listeners

I'm listening to The Spell at the moment.

I swear, these guys put the 'Symphonic' back into Symphonic Prog.

[a21schizoidman]

I'm listening to The Spell at the moment.

I swear, these guys put the 'Symphonic' back into Symphonic Prog.

they kept progressive rock progressive when everyone was going into neo-prog and pop rock

[Mega-Tallica]

Any Circus Maximus fans out there? Their instrumentals sound a lot like Dream Theater's. And they have a way better singer than LaBrie.

[KingProgdor]

they kept progressive rock progressive when everyone was going into neo-prog and pop rock

And, of course, as much as I love the likes of Pendragon and IQ, I have to admit where the quality music lies when choosing between bands like The Enid and the aforementioned.

[Fizzeler]

they kept progressive rock progressive when everyone was going into neo-prog and pop rock

What about the origins of Prog. Metal in the 80s with Fates Warning and Queensryche

[a21schizoidman]

What about the origins of Prog. Metal in the 80s with Fates Warning and Queensryche

read my post, i said, "progressive rock"

[Fizzeler]

read my post, i said, "progressive rock"

I see my bad