Another Original Progressive Rock/Metal Song by Steven DeMartini
SUBSCRIBE! Working on more original music! I love feedback, and please rate too! I wrote this song junior year of high school (so around 2007 or 2008), and I have performed it three or four times with a few different musicians. I've gotta thank Josef Kay for helping to write some of the bass parts back then and influencing how this song turned out. Also, these drum parts are somewhat based on what Nico Spence played when we performed. I have updated riffs and changed a few things, but the song is generally the same as it was when it was written. If you're wondering why it's not quite as technical as my first original YouTube upload, it's because I wrote the song a while ago. But I hope you still enjoy it regardless. I recorded the song using Reaper as my DAW. The guitar and bass were recorded by me, direct into the computer with no microphones or amps. I used Guitar Rig 3 for the guitar tones. I wrote out the drum parts and ran the midi file through a virtual instrument for the realistic sound because I had no way of miking and recording my own live drums. As with my last YouTube upload, this song is still untitled. I am planning on putting up an EP in the not-too-distant future after I get a couple more songs finished, and by then I will come up with names for all of my songs at last haha. My guitar on the recording and in this video is a Schecter Hellraiser C-1 FR, and the bass is an old Squier P-Bass. Both are tuned standard. Copyright 2010 Steven DeMartini
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Camel, Lady Fantasy, 1974. Prog-Rock Classic.
Taken from the awesome 1974 album MIRAGE. Camel are one of the greatest prog bands ever! Spacey Guitars,Dreamy Vocals & lots of Atmospheric Synths make their music irresistible!!! I Just wish they'd continued like this instead of the more instrumental albums.
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Top 10 Progressive rock italiano ( part1)
italian progressive rock top 5...Last song: Alan Sorrenti- Aria ( progressive rock italiano, prog rock) facebook page: www.facebook.com Part 3,4,5 are under the name " The best of: progressive rock italiano (part3,4,5)" They are the continuation of this top 10 and with them and other part i want to make a complete list of all the italian progressive italian rock bands!
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Progressive Rock jam session - guitar bass drum shredding
1st Band Session at Rockspace in Vancouver. Improvising around the flamenco chords usually found in Taranto toque over a heavier groove mixed with Yngwie Malmsteen and Uli Jon Roth influences...
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PROGRESSIVE ROCK 1/10 - NEKTAR - DESOLATION VALLEY
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Horse - To Greet The Sun (1971) Progressive Rock Band
Horse - To Greet The Sun (1971) Horse is British band that existed between 1968 to 1971 and then turned into Saturnalia. The Founders were Rod Roach on guitar and Adrian Hawkins on vocal. The line-up was complete when Steve Holley on drums and Colin Standring, a previous member of Kit and the Saracens & Jimmy Brown Sound, on bass joined them. In this time, Standring was at Surrey University. Their only album was recorded in Olympic Studio Two at Barnes / London in Christmas' period 1969 with George Chkiantz as engineer. Before the album was recorded Steve Holly had left, he was replaced by Rick Parnell. S.Holley later went into play with Kiki Dee, Elton John, P. McCartney, J.Cocker. LP Horse issued in spring 1970 by RCA. In this line-up, the band was touring through Europe. The group was very popular in Germany. In July and August 1970, R.Parnell went to play into AtomicRooster but he came back to the group. The end of Horse came in spring 1971, when R.Parnell and C.Standring decided to leave. Rick Parnell later went into play with Atomic Rooster (1971~1973), Saturday, Ibis, Nova, legendary Spinal Tap, Brown Ring. C.Standring leaved out of Surrey University in 1971 to travel Europe as a professional musician. He was living in Munich, Germany between 1977 to 1981 and finally he settled in Zurich, Switzerland. In 1984 he began career as an accountant. But he still playing on bass with Big Band Sound. Road Roach and Adrian Hawkins formed the band SATURNALIA with Aletta ~ voc <b>...</b>
Hydrotoxin, Oceans (Progressive rock)
Online Prog rock/Metal radio www.progulus.com 20000 Views...Glad to spread the word of Hydrotoxin...Though it's probably the "Progressive Rock" Tag...but hey. More music! www.imeem.com ...Well, I guess this one is alone on youtube... Well anyway, from the GROTESQUELY RARE ALBUM OF THE SAME NAME (I even recorded this off Progulus radio, Somewhere I heard that this band re united and plans to make another album, also Jioti, the singer was in the band Human Fortress until recently, and currently the metal band Victory and the guitarist Andreas Kienitz is currently in the band Yargos... Anyway, Enjoy.
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Romantic Warriors - Trailer - Progressive Rock Documentary
DVD on sale at www.ProgDocs.com. Like this on FB http 10' Trailer of documentary. Inspired by classical progressive rock bands of 40 years ago such as Gentle Giant, King Crimson, Emerson Lake and Palmer, and Pink Floyd, young bands of today have transformed progressive music into something new. Ignored by today's music industry but empowered by the tools of the Internet, these young bands are trying to find their audience while crafting a personal sound as an alternative to mainstream music. DVD on Sale at www.progdocs.com (Home Video Sales) and at http (Institutional Sales) This feature length documentary film highlights ten contemporary progressive music bands: Cabezas De Cera - Avant/Fusion (Mexico), Cheer-Accident - Avant/ Experimental (USA), Deluge Grander - Symphonic (USA), DFA - Jazz/Fusionl (Italy), Karmakanic - Symphonic (Sweden), La Maschera Di Cera - Symphonic (Italy), Oblivion Sun - Symphonic (USA),Phideaux - Symphonic (USA), Qui - Jazz Canterbury (Japan) and Rob Martino - Chapman Stick Player (USA). These musicians tell their stories, influences, creative process, challenges they face, and how they sell music in the era of Internet downloads. While the music's international, cross-cultural appeal receives due coverage, the Eastern United States and the Baltimore-Philadelphia region, specifically, are acknowledged as the cradle of prog's post-1970s artistic renaissance. This film is also about the passion and spirit of progressive music genre, its music, its <b>...</b>
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top 10 Progressive rock italiano (part 2)
Positions 10 -6 of the top ten italian progressive rock bands( progressive rock italiano)!facebook page: www.facebook.com Part 3,4,5 are under the name " The best of: progressive rock italiano (part3,4,5)" They are the continuation of this top 10 and with them and other part i want to make a complete list of all the italian progressive italian rock bands!
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Yes - Close to the Edge [part 1]
Yes are an English progressive rock band formed in London in 1968 and generally regarded as one of the archetypal bands of the genre. Despite a great many lineup changes, occasional splits within the group and the ever-changing trends in popular music, the band has continued on for over forty years and still retains a large following. The band's music blends symphonic and other 'classical' structures with their own brand of rock music, which is marked by sharp dynamic contrasts, extended song lengths, abstract lyrics, and a general showcasing of instrumental prowess. Although the band's sole consistent member has been bass player Chris Squire (noted for his highly melodic and discursive playing as well as his early use of electronic effects), Yes is also generally noted for the distinctive high-register vocals of lead singer Jon Anderson and the eclectic musical stylings of a succession of guitarists (Peter Banks, Steve Howe, Trevor Rabin, Billy Sherwood), keyboard players (Tony Kaye, Rick Wakeman, Patrick Moraz, Geoff Downes, Igor Khoroshev) and drummers (Bill Bruford and Alan White). Several band members became celebrated musicians and/or bandleaders in their own right, and a 1980 lineup of the band was briefly fronted by future production star Trevor Horn. ________________________________________ Lyrics here: www.sing365.com
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The Difference - The Awakening (Prog/Rock)(Official)
www.the-difference.be The Difference - The Awakening. Track from our second album 'When light uncovers grey". The Difference is a 5 piece metal band from Belgium. The bands musical style is a unique blend of progressive and melodic metal with passionate and powerful vocals. It is really hard to define the music of The Difference but we like to call it "Different Metal". You can download a song for free on our homepage. This track "Time" from our 4th demo has been recorded for the second time and is not on the "When light uncovers grey" album. Video Credits Framecat Film & Video Productions, www.framecat.com
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Ruins - Progressive Rock Medley
1. Yes - Siberian Khatru 2. ELP - Tarkus 3. Bruford - Hell's Bells 4. Univers Zero - Dense 5. King Crimson - Red 6. Samla Mammas Manna - FemHolmgangar 7. PFM - Four Holes in the Ground 8. Gong - Heavy Tune (thanks to Chris Norman) 9. UK - The Only Thing She Needs 10. Yes - Awaken 11. Goblin - Suspuria 12. Pink Floyd - Money 13. Rush - YYZ 14. Magma - The Last Seven Minutes 15. Patrick Moraz - Intermezzo 16. Jean-Luc Ponty - Enigmatic Ocean 17. Genesis - Firth of Fifth 18. Gentle Giant - On Reflection 19. Steve Hackett - Ace of Wands 20. Camel - Lady Fantasy 21. Soft Machine - Huffin 22. Genesis - Watcher of the Skies 23. Kansas - Song for America 24. Focus - Hocus Pocus 25. Magma - Kohntarkosz 26. Yes - Heart of the Sunrise 27. Area - Luglio, Agosto, Settembre (nero) 28. King Crimson - Starless and Bible Black 29. Yes - Soundchaser 30. Soft Machine - Hazard Profile Part One 31. UK - In the Dead of Night 32. Magma - De Futura 33. Camel - Lunar Sea 34. King Crimson - 21st Century Schizoid Man 35. Magma - De Futura (again?) 36. King Crimson - Larks' Tongues In Aspic Part One 37. Genesis - it 38. Yes - Roundabout 39. Caravan - A Hunting We Shall Go
Progressive Rock : Mostly Autumn - "Carpe Diem"
Movie recorded at a concert in Uden, Holland, in March 2009. Mostly Autumn is a British band, producing music heavily influenced by classic 70s rock. The group formed in 1996, and have built their reputation through constant touring, never signing to a major label. The group's early influences were Genesis and Pink Floyd, and folk music. Later albums have also included more contemporary influences. Carpe Diem" is a track from the Bands 'Storms Over Still Water' Album " and reflects on the Tsunami disaster. Lead/solo guitar comes from founder member Bryan Josh with soaring vocals from Olivia Sparnenn. Personal Note : Great gig and it's perhaps worth noting that Olivia Sparnenn is not even the bands main singer - that honour goes to Heather Findlay who unfortunately had to miss this particular concert. There is often some lively debate about the quality of the bands singers - much as I love Heather and can't ever imagine Mostly Autumn without her ... all I can say is after a performance like the one Olivia gave in Uden, she is perhaps 'under-used' in her role as main backing singer ... but as I say, can't imagine Mostly Autumn without Heather!
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Gavin Harrison interview Part 5: On progressive rock drumming and Porcupine Tree
Vic Firth presents Gavin Harrison interview Part 5: On progressive rock drumming and Porcupine Tree. Gavin has performed with: 05Ric Alice Artful Dodger BJ Cole Bananarama Black Camouflage Claudio Baglioni Dave Stewart Dizrhythmia Donna Gardier Ed Poole Eddie and The Tide Eros Ramazzotti Eugenio Finardi Fiorella Mannoia Froon Gail Ann Dorsey Geno Washington Go West Icognito Iggy Pop Kevin Ayers King Crimson Lene Lovich Level 42 Lewis Taylor Lisa Stansfield Manfred Mann Mick Karn Mieko Shimizu Paul Young Peter Blegvad Porcupine Tree Renaissance Sam Brown Sarah Jane Morris The Kings Of Oblivion Tom Robinson Yasuaki Shimizu Zerra One
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12 Days of Christmas - progressive rock style by Somewhere
Update: Progmas 2011 (the More Mellotron Mix) is coming on Monday, November 28th. What do proggers want for Christmas? Well, it's all here, except maybe the extended song length. This is the Twelve Days of Christmas reworked in a prog way, with humor and respect for all the greats that have gone before. Visit the band at www.somewhere.nu to download this song and the debut single Bridges. All images are copyright of their respective owners and used under fair use doctrines applying to parodic and referential material. Song traditional, arranged by Fredrik Cerha and Somewhere.
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Jethro Tull - British TV Top 10 Progressive Rock Bands (#4)
From the documentary Top 10 Progressive Rock Bands - it is pretty funny and contains rare footage of the band from the early years towards the beginning (right after the... ahem... codpiece part ;) ) "Ah, Anderson! Come in! Come in! So, you wish to play two flutes at once, dance around on one leg dressed as a tramp, and thereby become one of the world's leading salmon farmers?... Stupid boy! What you need is a codpiece!"
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Progressive Rock Drumming Play-Along
Bored to death of practicing? Try this... DrumLessons.com . This video features a cool instrument called a 'Chapman Stick' which plays both bass and guitar at the same time. See what drum parts you can come up with! You can download the drum-less version of this song in MP3 format by visiting this link (everything is 100% free): - www.freedrumlessons.com . Or, visit these websites for more drum lesson content: - www.FreeDrumLessons.com - http
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Abraxas-Dorian Gray (a Prog Rock caprice)
Abraxas-Dorian Gray, from "Abraxas" (1996) Poland. My tribute. "All the world's a stage"
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Saga-Tired world (Chapter six) (a Prog Rock caprice)
Saga-Tired world (Chapter six), from "Saga" (1978) Canada. My tribute. A step forward to the future.
Progressive Rock : Marillion - "Seasons End" and 'Let It Snow'
Movie recorded at a concert in Cardiff, South Wales in December 2007. Marillion are a British Prog Rock group. Formed in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England in 1979, their recorded studio output comprises fifteen albums and is generally regarded as comprising two distinct eras, delineated by the departure of original vocalist & frontman Fish in late 1988 after their first four albums, and the subsequent arrival of replacement Steve Hogarth ("H") in early 1989. Marillion has thus far released eleven albums with Hogarth. "Seasons End" was the first album recorded by Marillion after the split with Fish in late 1988 and the song in the Movie is the title track. Band line up : Steve Hogarth, vocals; Steve Rothery, guitars; Mark Kelly, keyboards; Peter Trewavas, bass; Ian Mosley, percussion As for the "Let it Snow" clip near the end - well it was a Christmas Gig ... enough said, lol!
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Progressive Rock Jazz Fusion Workout on Gretsch Drums
If you like the snares on with some double bass, fast forward to about 3:10.
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Most Underrated Prog Rock Band Curved Air Eddie Jobson Air Cut UHF
www.uk70sprogrock.com http www.facebook.com www.myspace.com www.twitter.com Most Underrated Prog Rock Band Curved Air Eddie Jobson Air Cut UHF Perhaps the most under-rated album of all the seventies. Starring Eddie Jobson, late of the almost forgotten fat Grapple, Eddie was one of those very rare things, a musical genius. Barely 18, he was the most mind blowing keyboard player imaginable and as for his violin work, well. No wonder the musically inept Roxy Music snapped him up (and then Jethro, Zappa and so on). Another boy genius, Kirby (Gregory), now working in rehabilitation, was a guitarist's guitarist. Jim Russell (of Armada) was another fabulous musician, and with the glue of old timers Mike Wedgwood and Sonja to hold it all together, they pulled off a real cracker. High point is, of course, 'Metamorphosis', written by Eddie, with just amazing playing from all. Mike's Fender Precision Fretless bass really drives, and the heavy bit is just Mike, Eddie and Jim, recorded in one take with no overdubbing. Just listen to Mike and Sonja alternating leads on 'Easy', and hear Kirby's solos in that and in 2-3-2. Armin is a really cool instrumental, and the great thing is that they could do it live so well. Not only that, but they did the old Curved Air stuff better than the old Curved Air. Perhaps it didn't have quite the loose artistry of the old CA, but, by God, it rocked! This is such a good album by a bunch of kids, really: old timer Mike was just 23 and Sonja just a year <b>...</b>
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Prog rock 70's - Unknown song
Can anyone identify the title and the artist of this song? Probably early 70's from UK or USA.
Landberk-You are (a Prog Rock caprice)
Landberk-You are, from "One man tell's another" (1994) Sweden. My tribute.
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TIME - Za Koji Zivot Treba Da Se Rodim - Progressive Rock
The legendary Ex-Yu Progressive Rock band called ''TIME'', this is from their eponymous debut album titled simply ''TIME'', realised in 1972. The Musicianship level of these guys is simply amazing, the lyrics are existentialist like many prog rock lyrics of that time. This song has the most beautiful Hammond Organ sound i ever heard! Line-up/Musicians - Brane Lambert Zivkovic / piano, flute, electric piano - Dado Topic / vocal - Mario Mavrin / bass - Ratko Divjak / drums - Vedran Bozic / guitar, vocal - Tihomir Pop Asanovic / Hammond organ More Info: psychedelicfolk.homestead.com
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