So, I like this album a lot, but I wasn't too into other King Crimson albums.
Can anyone recommend other proggy bands that sound dark, triumphant, and sad like this album?
So, I like this album a lot, but I wasn't too into other King Crimson albums
Daniel Nguyen
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Dylan Peterson
Van Der Graaf Generator
Brayden Myers
Hey, thank you
Chase Davis
I really love the prog bands that have an old-fashioned sound.
Alexander Myers
Not exactly what you want but have a look
Adam Garcia
have you listened to Porcupine Tree? not sure what to rec. as a starting point, but they are very brooding and epic
Nathan Taylor
Yes
No
Cameron Gomez
you should give red another go, I didn't like it at first and now I think it's better than ITCOTCK
Ethan Turner
...
Nolan Cooper
Is that ozzy
Luke James
Steven Wilson solo albums
Gabriel White
Magma - de futura
Did you listen to king crimson discipline? Album is earsex
Brody Hill
>Can anyone recommend other proggy bands that sound dark, triumphant, and sad like this album?
It's called "symphonic prog" and it's the last refuge of the sad dork, the D&D minmaxer and the otherkin.
Christopher Peterson
Described me in a nutshell. Except instead of dnd it's dota 2
Kayden Bailey
So I described you to a tee, except I gave you too much credit?
Christopher Nguyen
No. That's not what I am talking about.
My favorite track on In the Court of the Crimson King is Epitaph, especially the part that goes:
>IS IN THE HANDS OF FOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOLS
>BIG ASS WAVE OF SOUND
I guess I'm looking for more stuff like that
Julian Sanders
I'd suggest a hard reset on your taste in music, honestly
Jack Turner
If DND is more credit than dota 2 sure.
Jose King
I'd you to kys, honestly
Nolan Thompson
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Carter Johnson
Sure is. It's more credit than any vidya
>I'd you to kys, honestly
That was almost a sentence
Julian Reed
I should. I don't think I made it all the way through.
Angel Richardson
listen to starless
the money i'd pay to hear that song for the first time again
Brody Anderson
Emerson, Lake & Palmer - Tarkus
youtu.be
Have fun mate
Jeremiah Morales
You need Robert Wyatt's Rock Bottom in your life. I am gonna guess you enjoyed Epitaph on ITCOTKC a lot because of how emotional and personal yet grandiose it sounds. Some kinda combo of sad boy dark folk and huge ambitious prog. Well, Rock Bottom is exactly that, possibly more so than anything on ITCOTKC.
The only thing that may strike you as wtf is Wyatt's voice because like folky singer songwriter people he's singing in his own unique sounding voice for the delivery to be that much more genuine. But once you're past that, you get a highly melodic yet uniquely emotional voice that you grow to love.
Dylan Young
Holy shit. I'm just reading about him now. He was the drummer for Soft Machine, and then, while making the album, he fell 3 stories and became paralyzed from the waist down.
Damn
Brayden Baker
tarkus is my favorite ELP album easily. Even the radio-friendly songs stand out within the context of the epicness of the album. the honky tonk piano just fits