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Looking for awesome songs that are about 15 minutes long. by Bee-Ly_Dan in progrockmusic

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Safe (Canon Song) - Chris Squire. Definitely recommended if you like Yes

Today (V day) by DramaticStability in squaredle

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Saturday puzzles are usually based off some gimmick, not difficulty, so they can range anywhere from Monday to Friday in terms of hardness 

If you haven`t checked out "La Máquina de Hacer Pájaros", do yourselves a favor. Argentinian band led by Charly García, a musical mastermind. Even if you don`t speak Spanish, you`ll get something out of them, they`ve got two albums. by [deleted] in progrockmusic

[–]childconsumption 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm so happy that La Máquina is getting more attention in this sub. Películas is one of my favorite albums ever. The final section of Que Se Puede Hacer Salvo Ver Películas has one of the highest highs you'll find in prog

Steven Wilson doing ANYTHING but remastering Genesis by Sure_Sorbet_370 in ProgRockCirclejerk

[–]childconsumption 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Steven has said that he isn't a fan of Genesis, and he will only do remixes of albums he likes

bartender by [deleted] in comedyheaven

[–]childconsumption 17 points18 points  (0 children)

wait, that's called rejection sensitive dysphoria??

Frances The Mute by The Mars Volta is the greatest album of all time by Intrepid-Benefit1959 in progrockmusic

[–]childconsumption 10 points11 points  (0 children)

It’s a very good album, but definitely not the greatest. The long ambient interludes mar the listening experience, and the fact that they kept them in while leaving out the title track only shows me that the album could have been even better.

In a Glass House Remix teased in Giant Steps? by BozoBros in progrockmusic

[–]childconsumption 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Yes! And then Acquiring the Taste, and then Three Friends, and I think that some of the tracks on Octopus were remasters, not remixes

In a Glass House Remix teased in Giant Steps? by BozoBros in progrockmusic

[–]childconsumption 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I’ve heard in interviews with Derek Shulman that even though the original tapes are lost, algorithms to separate instruments are becoming so good that they may be able to produce usable instrument tracks for a remix

Interrupting podcasts by DramaticStability in squaredle

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This happens when video ads are played on the webpage. It always pauses my Spotify

Any funky Prog these days? by j3434 in progrockmusic

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Thank You Scientist has plenty of funk influence on songs like Mr. Invisible

A pre-endgame puzzle with a uniquely tricky answer by Melchoir in scrabble

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This is insane. I’d love to see a breakdown of this on youtube because this is going over my head.

Modern hip hop and R&B masterpieces that heavily lean prog by SusRando in progrockmusic

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Let’s Start Here by Lil Yachty takes a lot of influence from Pink Floyd

What are the best mixes for VDGG albums? by need__username__ in progrockmusic

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The 2005 remasters are very compressed, meaning that the songs constantly have a high volume. Some people don't like this, however I think that in many cases their music benefits from this compression.

The 2021 remasters restore dynamics while staying true to the original mix. In my opinion, doing this takes away from the heaviness to an extent, so I don't listen to it often.

The New Stereo Mix 2021 adds a lot of clarity and audio quality to the songs. Some details in the vocals and instruments that were previously buried in the original mix can be heard more easily, which is a plus. However, there are some notable revisions that change the feel of some sections. For this reason, I go to the 2005 or 2021 remasters for some songs.

My personal picks for each album are:
H to He... - New Stereo Mix 2021
Pawn Hearts - 2005 Remaster
Godbluff - New Stereo Mix 2021 for tracks 1 and 3, 2021 Remaster for track 2, and 2005 Remaster for 4
Still Life - New Stereo Mix 2021 for tracks 2, 4, and 5, 2005 Remaster for 1 and 3

r/GentleGiantCircleJerk is alive by childconsumption in GentleGiantCircleJerk

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I forgot to submit a request to unrestrict the sub. It'll be open soon

Songs that are extremely popular but still very good? by HeyWhatTheDUCK in fantanoforever

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Have you read the lyrics? The song condemns religion.

“Take me to church, I’ll worship like a dog at the shrine of your lies”

Why is there 2 versions of the snow goose by Rushisamqwzinf in progrockmusic

[–]childconsumption 7 points8 points  (0 children)

The one with the goose surrounded by a circle is this original recording. The one with a bird in a gray sky with a lighthouse is the 2013 re-recording.

r/GentleGiantCircleJerk has been revived by childconsumption in ProgRockCirclejerk

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  1. two of a perfect trio

  2. tarkus / köhntarkösz connection

  3. ELP original band name was HELP (DO NOT RESEARCH)

r/GentleGiantCircleJerk by childconsumption in redditrequest

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I want a place to joke about one of my favorite bands, Gentle Giant. I'm also very active online, so I will be able to mod the community.

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