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I've spent years listening to pretty much just metal and classical music. I want to get into some other genres, what should I listen to? Preferably progressive/complex with a youthful energy.
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Anonymous
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>>130124067
Oliver tree
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>progressive/complex with a youthful energy
Cardiacs. Maybe too on the "youthful" side but a lot of metal fans seem to like them for some reason
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>>130124067
Jazz Fusion
And
Prog Rock
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>>130124067
>Preferably progressive/complex with a youthful energy.

Now you're just describing my local bodega kek
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>>130124067
Avant-garde jazz.
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