RE: New Generation Progressive MHR
Posted by: John Q ()
Date: April 28, 2000 04:23PM

Susumu, if you want to hear an updated version of Pink Floyd check out Purcupine Tree from the UK. Brilliant band with a new album coming out shortly. I think you would also enjoy a band called World Trade, especially their first album on Polydor, with Billy Sherwood (now wirth Yes) on bass. They are pretty much a studio project now and no longer a going concern, but their debut album from 1990 was a great mix of AOR and progressive influences; the vocals were very much like Jon Anderson as well.

Also, Magna Carta Records has released a number of albums by up and coming progressive (hard) rock bands, including Enchant, Magellan, Cairo, and Tiles as well as stuff that's more along the lines of Dream Theater, like Dali's Dilemma and Ice Age (very Styx-like vocals!).

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SubjectViewsWritten ByPosted
New Generation Progressive MHR 151 Susumu 04/28/2000 10:52AM
RE: New Generation Progressive MHR 111 Francesco 04/28/2000 01:29PM
Some may consider Royal Hunt "prog AOR". 111 Rather Large Canine 04/28/2000 03:59PM
I think they're neither AOR nor prog... 112 Francesco 04/28/2000 05:53PM
RE: I think they're neither AOR nor prog... 96 Eric Abrahamsen 04/28/2000 06:21PM
Both of you saying that RH is metal??? 105 Copious K9 04/29/2000 11:02AM
I agree 106 Francesco 04/29/2000 05:51PM
RE: New Generation Progressive MHR83John Q04/28/2000 04:23PM
World Trade RULES!!!! 86 Francesco 04/28/2000 06:26PM
RE: New Generation Progressive MHR 78 Eric Abrahamsen 04/28/2000 05:07PM
Lana's great!!! 88 Francesco 04/28/2000 06:54PM
RE: Lana's great!!! 105 Susumu 04/28/2000 08:13PM
Not yet, but I'll do it soon... 99 Francesco 04/29/2000 06:09PM
RE: New Generation Progressive MHR - Symphony X 118 KAOS FAN 04/28/2000 11:38PM
I perfectly agree with you 94 Francesco 04/29/2000 06:38PM
RE: New Generation Progressive MHR 90 Dr. Dave 05/01/2000 01:33AM


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