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Anonymous Archived
10/26/25(Sun)22:53:45 No.128239829
Anonymous 10/26/25(Sun)22:53:45 No.128239829 Archived
>"progressive" rock/metal
>doesnt progress shit, it all sounds the same, no matter if its first or 12th album, same garbage always, a crystalized style
Why
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Anonymous
10/26/25(Sun)23:10:48 No.128239969
Anonymous 10/26/25(Sun)23:10:48 No.128239969
>>128239829
it's like how one can play pop music without being popular or indie music without being independent. the original meanings changed from a status to a sound.

so sure prog doesn't progress anymore but it sure has a distinct sound we call prog.
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Anonymous
10/26/25(Sun)23:13:54 No.128239998
Anonymous 10/26/25(Sun)23:13:54 No.128239998
>>128239829
i always thought the "progressive means boundary pushing" notion was always taken a little too seriously. for me, progressive has always meant that the songs themselves progress and actually go somewhere beyond the standard verse-chorus formula
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Anonymous
10/27/25(Mon)04:02:50 No.128242277
Anonymous 10/27/25(Mon)04:02:50 No.128242277
>progressive rock
take your progesterone sweatie
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