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Old 01-07-2016, 04:25 PM   #81 (permalink)
JGuy Grungeman
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Originally Posted by grindy View Post
Well, it seems your labels is attracting the really amateurish stuff.
This might give you some bias, but there has been so, so much great prog released after the seventies.
Sure, have your opinion, but as I said, it seems very narrow minded and clueless.



Everybody has a right to think whatever he wants about music. But this 'modern prog' we are talking about here isn't one monolithic genre. We are talking about thousands and thousands of bands and albums being released in the incredibly long span of over thirty years.
Prog has been and is amazingly varied, more varied than ever actually. If a self-professed prog fan is unable to find lots and lots of stuff one likes in this variety, the fault lies with him, not with the music.
That's exactly what I was saying in the Boston thread. People's opinions. I never said anything about blaming music. And yes, it is a fault. But it's still an opinion.
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