ProgRock

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Dream Theater Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes From A Memory

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@Super: Don't waste all the bullets at once, save some for later, I miss a lot of jokes every time ;)

Dream Theater Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes From A Memory

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Lippi: in the future I could also coach another national team. Abroad there are a lot of strong players that I would love not to call up.

Dream Theater Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes From A Memory

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Reja's First Words at Lazio: "I found a team really in shape, then I realized that by mistake I had gone to Roma's training ground."

Rush Roll The Bones

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Of course, Prog-Metal has nothing to do with Progressive Rock.

Rush Roll The Bones

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ProT-Merdal exactly does what Dream Theater has been doing for quite a while. For a short time, they played Prog-Metal.

@Geb: If you want, you could also try some Prog '90 or more recent stuff, since for your tastes the American territories should be more pleasing; who knows, you might find something that suits you. From Japan, there’s something very close to King Crimson. Three relatively recent albums I could mention are: "The Devouring" by Djam Karet, "Toscco" by Happy Family, and "Shell" by Naikaku. From the golden age: the two albums by High Tide (between psychedelia, Hard Rock, and Prog, but you probably already know these) or the second one by Raw Material "Time is..." stylistically very Vdgg, reviewed by Fedezan.

Rush Roll The Bones

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I round it up to a 4 for the album, which is still an excellent piece of work; their golden period ends with "Moving Pictures," but the Rush never had a fall from grace, a splendid discography.

Built to Spill Ultimate Alternative Wavers

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I love this band; they've created three masterpieces in my opinion. In addition to the undisputed peak "Perfect From Now On," "Keep It Like a Secret" and "You In Reverse" are also truly exceptional. Their early recordings are great, but of course, the best is yet to come.