X-Japan,do you love?

[sunfarstar]

good! :D

[celtopunk]

Originally posted by [email protected] 17 2004, 01:29 AM
good! :D
WTF???

I like LA- X, that is the band X from LA

[The Garbage Disposal Unit]

We're desperate, get used to it!

The Ripcordz have a song called "The X" posibly related to the club "L'X" where I saw Leftover Crack play in September or October.

Or perhaps "X" as in sXe? True until death?
I drank too much tonight. :(

[leftist resistance]

Yea,X-Japan is good.Progressive rock if im not wrong

[RedAnarchist]

what makes progressive rock progressive rock? Do they just have to sing left-wing songs to be called that?

[Dr. Rosenpenis]

Progressive rock has nothing at all to do with progressive politics. It's just a type of rock music that differs from the mainstream. Normally it's more complex, more abstract lyrics, often involving orchestra instrumentals, often having similarities to classical music, often having various movements within a song, leading to very long tracks, often involving alternative methods of creating sounds, such as guitar riffs or symbols recordings played backwards, the use of syncopation, varying time signatures, multiple tempos, just some crazy fuckin music. Yes, Pink Floyd, the Moody Blues, and King Crimson are prime examples of progressive rock. The Mars Volta and Mostly Autumn are contemporary prog bands. They're pretty good.

Wikipedia definition: Progressive Rock (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Progressive_rock)

[SittingBull47]

actually, it never ocurred to me that progressive rock could have meant progressive politics.

It's a great genre.