I just managed to fit Ogre Battle into my tracklist.
299 796 km/s by In The Woods... will now find itself relegated to my contribution for the Supertracklist. Now I just need to tinker with my tracklist more. I'm up to 32 tracks now.
I would have included some bands who play sub-genres of metal if, well, anyone would listen to them. But I don't expect anybody here would listen to, say, Antestor's Rites Of Death (black metal) or anything by drone doom outfit jesu. I think someone like Jan Axel Blomberg, aka Hellhammer, is a great example of how prog and metal cross over - the guy has an incredible drum style that serves well both avantgarde/prog bands like Age Of Silence and black metal insanity of the calibre of Mayhem.
Though, for the record, I am including an Opeth song, Closure from the neo-prog Damnation album that lacks even the foggiest hint at death metal, except perhaps through some of its underlying dark and brooding atmosphere.
I doubt there will be repeats as I imagine we will all be trying to showcase stuff that's pretty obscure, so just go ahead and send the MP3s.
299 796 km/s by In The Woods... will now find itself relegated to my contribution for the Supertracklist. Now I just need to tinker with my tracklist more. I'm up to 32 tracks now.
hardyharhar said:My list is almost exclusively old school because that's what I grew up with and I'm not familiar enough with newer stuff to include them. But I agree with Axver about metal, you can easily include the black metal bands like Emperor, Cradle of Filth, etc.... They have more in common with prog than they would like to admit, as do the more melodic groups like Nightwish.
I would have included some bands who play sub-genres of metal if, well, anyone would listen to them. But I don't expect anybody here would listen to, say, Antestor's Rites Of Death (black metal) or anything by drone doom outfit jesu. I think someone like Jan Axel Blomberg, aka Hellhammer, is a great example of how prog and metal cross over - the guy has an incredible drum style that serves well both avantgarde/prog bands like Age Of Silence and black metal insanity of the calibre of Mayhem.
Though, for the record, I am including an Opeth song, Closure from the neo-prog Damnation album that lacks even the foggiest hint at death metal, except perhaps through some of its underlying dark and brooding atmosphere.
Should we send Axver our list for the 30 minute supergroup so he can check for repeats, then send off the mp3's? I don't think I would have more than 3 tracks.
I doubt there will be repeats as I imagine we will all be trying to showcase stuff that's pretty obscure, so just go ahead and send the MP3s.