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Meet Black Light Syndrome. Steve Stevens, Tony Levin, and Terry Bozzio. OMG, right?

Listen to album, zzzzz. Name other "supergroups" that completely underwhelm.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lImtP-3m-U

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Anonymous 2017-06-05 10:38:02 Post No.73199578
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GTR featuring Steve Hackett and Steve Howe turned out to be shitty 80s AOR instead of prog. Same with Asia (Howe, Carl Palmer, John Wetton)

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"A supergroup featuring members of the Stones Roses, the Smiths and Joy Division? Wow!" I hear you say. Well tough shit it's all their bassists, one of them moved onto guitar (and quitting halfway through the album recording) and a literally who on vocals.

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>>73199578
Asia always felt like a terrible hangover after Bruford and Holdsworth left U.K. Like Wetton thought the problem with U.K was he didn't sell out enough.

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Anonymous 2017-06-05 10:30:08 Post No. 73199441 [Report] [View this topic]

mr. bunghole

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Anonymous 2017-06-05 11:03:26 Post No.73200011
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Anonymous 2017-06-05 11:03:26 Post No.73200011 [Report]

Everyone you went to jesus camp with has died... and then re-risen!

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>>73199441
Mr. Poopoo
Remember the days of when they did 30 minute noise sessions with Melt Banana?

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Anonymous 2017-06-05 11:51:23 Post No.73200795 [Report]

More like mr. Butthole!

Surf This! Nazi fuck!

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Anonymous 2017-06-05 10:29:55 Post No. 73199437 [Report] [View this topic]

>It's everyday BROOOOO

What did he mean by this?

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An undefined type of music appears Anonymous 2017-06-05 10:25:18 Post No. 73199367 [Report] [View this topic]

I've found a few groups which seem to have something in common about their music despite their vast differences:
They focus on the voice and organize the music around it to make it more powerful.
cLOUDEAD, Why?, and thepAperchAse are the groups I'm referring to; and I'd love a recommendation of more groups like them.
Maybe there could be a list/chart of it if there's enough of it out there.

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Anonymous 2017-06-05 10:27:57 Post No.73199405
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unidentified*

Also, since I feel someone my bring it up, I'm aware these act already belong to their respective genres, but I'm hoping someone will notice what I mean and there will be examples of it across many genres.

Anonymous 2017-06-05 10:29:00 Post No.73199422
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>>73199405
FUCK
may*
acts*

Anonymous 2017-06-05 10:31:50 Post No.73199471
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>>73199405
nope I meant undefined
my head hurts

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Anonymous 2017-06-05 10:23:33 Post No. 73199337 [Report] [View this topic]

Were The Beatles really seen as cultural leaders by edgier Bob Dylan, Velvet Underground, Jefferson Airplane fans etc, or were they hated by them?

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Anonymous 2017-06-05 10:24:57 Post No.73199357
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>>73199337
They all inspired and were inspired by each other in those days. Beatles, Who, Kinks, Velvets, Doors, Hollies, Zombies, etc.

Anonymous 2017-06-05 10:29:06 Post No.73199423
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>>73199337
>Bob Dylan
He's pretentious enough as it is and should not be seen as a revolutionary the same way as the Beatles were (undeniably talented nevertheless).
>Velvet Underground
I'm actually not sure. I like both VU and the Beatles, I can imagine people at the time probably had similar thoughts unless they were /mu/tier elitists.
>Jefferson Airplane
Normie tier "dude acid lmao" SHIT

Anonymous 2017-06-05 10:29:28 Post No.73199429
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it was like a reboot of popular music.
there weren't that many genres, that many borders.
there were new sounds, new music, it took a few years until everybody kind of went their own ways again.