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Dream Theater - 1992 "Images and Words"
It seems I'm the last one on the forum who hasn't listened to this band)
But since I had a craving for some progressive bands yesterday, why not listen to a classic of the genre?
So, here it is. I generally liked the music, although nothing really stood out. And I'm having some cognitive dissonance, or maybe I'm just completely off:
I thought that if it's progressive, then it should be technically complex and advanced music, with unusual rhythms, etc. But here, I didn't really hear that (although, of course, there are some moments), the music seemed not simple, but not really complex either. Hmm)
HammerFall - 2005 "Chapter V: Unbent, Unbowed, Unbroken"
And here the music is quite simple, but very soulful and pleasant)
It seems I'm the last one on the forum who hasn't listened to this band)
But since I had a craving for some progressive bands yesterday, why not listen to a classic of the genre?
So, here it is. I generally liked the music, although nothing really stood out. And I'm having some cognitive dissonance, or maybe I'm just completely off:
I thought that if it's progressive, then it should be technically complex and advanced music, with unusual rhythms, etc. But here, I didn't really hear that (although, of course, there are some moments), the music seemed not simple, but not really complex either. Hmm)
HammerFall - 2005 "Chapter V: Unbent, Unbowed, Unbroken"
And here the music is quite simple, but very soulful and pleasant)