Randomly Crap Out Your Opinions Thread

[clashcityrocker10]

And "new prog" is a pretty susceptible term to begin with, if you ask me.

[Lameboy19]

I'm not gonna lie. the fact that people think 800 is a big number is a little disturbing.

[clashcityrocker10]

I'm not gonna lie. the fact that people think 800 is a big number is a little disturbing.

They're asking the jury to award damages of that much money? Disgusting.

[afterstasis]

I'm not gonna lie. the fact that people think 800 is a big number is a little disturbing.

Ouch, sublimeguy14.

[Cubecubed]

And "new prog" is a pretty susceptible term to begin with, if you ask me.

I really think someone just decided to make it up one day to describe bands like Coheed and Muse.Crossover Prog fits Coheed,but i'd just call Muse alternative rock,to be honest with you.

[Dante1847]

I'm not gonna lie. the fact that people think 800 is a big number is a little disturbing.

that kid had one ****ty lawyer if he made that remark

[clashcityrocker10]

I really think someone just decided to make it up one day to describe bands like Coheed and Muse.Crossover Prog fits Coheed,but i'd just call Muse alternative rock,to be honest with you.

Yeah, pretty much this.

[killer_roach]

I really think someone just decided to make it up one day to describe bands like Coheed and Muse.Crossover Prog fits Coheed,but i'd just call Muse alternative rock,to be honest with you.

I'd say they're both Crossover Prog, but really, it's bands like Mew and Oceansize are where things get tricky, as they're both very heavy into post-rock as well (although, if you look at it from that perspective, they're really the perfect fit for a "post-prog" label).

[Cubecubed]

I'd say they're both Crossover Prog, but really, it's bands like Mew and Oceansize are where things get tricky, as they're both very heavy into post-rock as well (although, if you look at it from that perspective, they're really the perfect fit for a "post-prog" label).

I only say that because Muse seems to be drastically moving away from Prog,whereas Coheed has moved towards it a great deal over their last 3 albums.

[killer_roach]

I only say that because Muse seems to be drastically moving away from Prog,whereas Coheed has moved towards it a great deal over their last 3 albums.

I'd agree with you on Muse until they released the Exogenesis Symphony at the end of The Resistance.