"A good musician borrows, a great musician steals outright."

[justsumdude]

I steal this stolen thing which was stolen by everybody else, and it told me I am most influenced by metal. What a shock.

Your Taste in Music:

Heavy Metal: Highest Influence90's Alternative: High InfluenceClassic Rock: High InfluenceProgressive Rock: High InfluencePunk: High Influence80's Alternative: Medium Influence80's Rock: Medium

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[stacyrocks]

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[stacyrocks]

Your Taste in Music:

90's Alternative: Highest Influence90's Hip Hop: Highest Influence90's Pop: Highest Influence90's R&B: Highest Influence80's R&B: High Influence90's Rock: High InfluenceAdult Alternative: High InfluenceClassic Rock: High InfluenceOld School Hip Hop: High InfluenceR&B: High InfluenceSka: High Influence80's Alternative: Medium InfluenceAlternative Rock: Medium InfluenceCountry: Medium InfluenceGangsta Rap: Medium InfluenceHair Bands: Medium InfluenceHip Hop: Medium Influence80's Pop: Low Influence80's Rock: Low InfluenceDance: Low InfluencePunk: Low Influence

[thenakedavenger]

What the fuck is progressive rock?

[stacyrocks]

butt rock.. heheh, I dunno! I just wanted to say it. BUTT ROCK

[justsumdude]

Progressive rock was a musical style that peaked around the early 1970's, and attempted to blend rock music with outside influences like classical, jazz, folk, etc. There isn't really a single, all-encompassing definition of prog rock. Most progressive rock tends to be more musically complex than other rock music, and most prog rock fans see this complexity as a defining trait.

Because of this complexity and intellectualism, progressive rock in the 1970's was billed as pretentious and indulgent because it was music meant for listening, not dancing. Popular bands considered to be progressive rock include Rush, Yes, King Crimson, Genesis, and Pink Floyd.

[thenakedavenger]

Oh.

totally

[vhw]

it fails to list the bands i really love (ie: portishead, massive attack, tricky, zero 7, goldfrapp, björk, sneaker pimps, fiona apple, poe, etc.)

anyway, i've got this:

Your Taste in Music:

90's Alternative: High Influence90's Pop: High Influence80's Alternative: Low Influence90's Rock: Low InfluenceAdult Alternative: Low InfluenceAlternative Rock: Low InfluenceDance: Low InfluenceHair Bands: Low InfluenceHeavy Metal: Low Influence

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