Prog Rock?

[dmc]

Though I do see a ton of older influence in Tool too. I don't really see it in NIN but maybe I just haven't listened to enough of their stuff yet (I just can't get past the angsty emo lyrics)

NIN is a great live show..

Tool is so "prog" that they used to have the Robert Fripp playing with them for a spell...

 

[Dr Skimeister]

NIN is a great live show..

Tool is so "prog" that they used to have the Robert Fripp playing with them for a spell...

Yea..but so did The Roches. Listen to their first, eponymously titled album. Some decent Fripp guitar sailing on there. He even produced the album.

"Prog" is the last label I'd put on them.

 

[eatskisleep]

Incubus, maybe with an exception to their newest album.

 

[awf170]

Lye By Mistake = the most ridiculous music ever created.

http://www.imeem.com/people/k2_tNV4/music/cCo-dxke/lye_by_mistake_neros_intention/

Just listen... other songs are actually even more random.

 

[from_the_NEK]

Bwah! I never thought of that, but I do agree.



Hmm... since you mentioned that I do to. Aenima is next in the line up for listening right now.

 

[awf170]

Not rock at all but I have no idea where else I would post it. Pure awesomeness though.

 

[Moe Ghoul]

NIN is a great live show..

Tool is so "prog" that they used to have the Robert Fripp playing with them for a spell...

Agreed, NIN is a great show, I saw them with Bauhaus in Camden last summer or the summer before. Time flies and I lose track.

 

[awf170]

Avant Garde rock = where it's at

It's like prog rock except better in like every way.

Kayo Dot - Gemini Becoming the Tripod