history repeats???????

[Guest neomenia]

did u know that...

 

by the mid 60's there were some music that was taking a psychedelic direction (later known as psychedelich rock, among others).

 

by the end of 60's and the begining of 70's, lots of bands playing with that type of sound (eg: pink floyd, tangerine dream, faust, jean-michel jarre, et al) start experimentations with electronic devices and analogs process, fx boxes and using the latest technologies in sound ingeniering to develope a new kind of sound:

progressive rock, known as the fountain of inspiration for the most interesting sounds (in my and others opinion).

the better and most experimenting-highqualitysounds-propositive stage of the before mentioned groups, could be found in this era:

 

the progressive rock that followed psychedelic rock.

 

later a bunch of italians took it and make a lot of things with it (progressive rock), among others gabba. by the late 80's it was dead.

 

hehehehehehe, something to think, but not to take seriously.

just messing with similarity!

 

a big don't-let-psy-die Bom

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[Guest AutoMath]

skulle inte tro det pysen...

 

progressive rock --> gabba

 

wonder how you came to that conclusion.

Would be very interested if you could enlighten me about this.

[Guest neomenia]

i guess i didn't make myself clear.

 

by the mid-late 80's the progressive rock evolved to other types of music, and one of them -(the one that some italian bands were doing, and wanted/wish to sound like PFM, il baricentro, il bolo, leorme,etc- evolved to a bad copy of the progressive italian rock wich I and a very extended part of music historicians (spell), consider as gabba. (the next phase of italian progressive rock, not the begining of the movement)

 

do this enlighten you?

 

never say/thought progressive rock = gabba

 

Bom

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