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| symphonic rock and supertramp? you al know the term symphonic rock, including bands as Yes, Pink Floyd, Marillion, King Crimson, Dream Theater,... Am I right? But last I visited a website where they said that Supertramp also stands for symphonic rock. Do you think you can Supertramp call a symphonic rockband, and what about the Dire Straits? Both make the same sound. Are there other bands who you think you can call symphonic? |
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#2
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| They call them progressive, and some of thier early albums I suppose are progressive, but certainly not to the degree of Yes, ELP ect. ect. |
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#3
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| ELP and Genesis in the early 70's. |
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#4
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| I still stick to my there are only two genres of music theory. Good and Bad. |
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#5
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| Hehe. |
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#6
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| good call. no bad pun intended. repeat. |
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| Re: symphonic rock and supertramp? Quote:
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#8
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| old pony? i like it! |
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#9
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| You like Supertramp? |
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#10
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| never heard them. but the phrase "old pony" i do like. |
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#11
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| Ah I see, are you aware of it's connotations? |
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#12
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| no. but i like it anyway. but feel free to explain it if the need arises. |
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#13
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| I think I'll leave you in your usual state of ignorance if it's all the same. Maybe someone else could explain it to you, someone who CARES!!! |
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#14
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| eh. doesn't really matter either way. i think i'll make a new meaning for it. |
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