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    Cynic

    Cynic the band, not some of the posters around here.

    Anyone heard these guys? I read about them in a metal mag, and the guitarist has some jazz background, and their new disc is supposed to have echoes of Return To Forever, etc. in it. He's also cited Alan Holdsworth as an influence.

    Bobstix, I'm talking to you, I guess.

    fp <----------- tired of seeing the Flyers thread at the top of the page.



    Edit: YouTube, duh.


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    Whattup Finchy,

    Nevah, evah heard of 'em before but thanks for the rec. If you're curious here's a bit more info:
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cynic_(band)

    It does sound like something I would get at least a temporary kick in the pants from though. Mebbe, mebbe...

    Not too much of the hard stuff lately, though truthfully I've been home very little so it's usually been chill music late at night...mushroom jazz, hard bop...sometimes somethin' a little jingley. When it has been hard it's been real hard...some old school stuff from them Pantera boys:





    ...and that brings us back around full circle with the six degrees of separation. Check out what happens when a group of dino-proggers tries to rock like the masters...



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    So, I broke into the palace
    With a sponge and a rusty spanner
    She said : "Eh, I know you, and you cannot sing"
    I said : "That's nothing - you should hear me play piano"

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    Quote Originally Posted by bobsticks
    Whattup Finchy,

    Nevah, evah heard of 'em before but thanks for the rec. If you're curious here's a bit more info:
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cynic_(band)

    It does sound like something I would get at least a temporary kick in the pants from though. Mebbe, mebbe...

    Not too much of the hard stuff lately, though truthfully I've been home very little so it's usually been chill music late at night...mushroom jazz, hard bop...sometimes somethin' a little jingley. When it has been hard it's been real hard...some old school stuff from them Pantera boys:





    ...and that brings us back around full circle with the six degrees of separation. Check out what happens when a group of dino-proggers tries to rock like the masters...



    Peace
    God, would someone assasinate that singer already?

    And WTF, that's not really a Cynic link, you dork!

    I've been checking out Pantera lately, too. I'm a newcomer to them, and've been wondering where the hell I've been.

    fp <-----Bumping yet another lameass thread from the top once again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bobsticks
    Whattup Finchy,

    Nevah, evah heard of 'em before but thanks for the rec. If you're curious here's a bit more info:
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cynic_(band)

    It does sound like something I would get at least a temporary kick in the pants from though. Mebbe, mebbe...

    Not too much of the hard stuff lately, though truthfully I've been home very little so it's usually been chill music late at night...mushroom jazz, hard bop...sometimes somethin' a little jingley. When it has been hard it's been real hard...some old school stuff from them Pantera boys:


    ...and that brings us back around full circle with the six degrees of separation. Check out what happens when a group of dino-proggers tries to rock like the masters...



    Dream Theater- Cemetary Gates
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    Wow, you put DT, Dave Mustaine, Russ Allen and maybe a few others I didn't recognize put together playing Pantera, and you have the single greatest musical cover ever done in the history of history.

    That was cool!
    Nice Find!


    I've heard a bit of Cynic..they're...ok...if they resisted the urge to go heavy for the sake of heavy in the song writing and just let it come naturally, we'd have a real winner.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Finch Platte
    Cynic the band, not some of the posters around here.

    Anyone heard these guys? I read about them in a metal mag, and the guitarist has some jazz background, and their new disc is supposed to have echoes of Return To Forever, etc. in it. He's also cited Alan Holdsworth as an influence.

    Bobstix, I'm talking to you, I guess.

    fp <----------- tired of seeing the Flyers thread at the top of the page.
    4:07 was as much as I could take.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ForeverAutumn
    4:07 was as much as I could take.
    Well now, see, you shoulda waited until 4:08- that's when it really takes off.

    fp

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    Quote Originally Posted by Finch Platte
    I've been checking out Pantera lately, too. I'm a newcomer to them, and've been wondering where the hell I've been.
    Where have you been? The rest of us have been having fun...

    So, I broke into the palace
    With a sponge and a rusty spanner
    She said : "Eh, I know you, and you cannot sing"
    I said : "That's nothing - you should hear me play piano"

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