That seems inline with my own perception of the music - I would like to know how Modern Prog bands justify the "Prog" label.
Who knows, we might be able to get something meaningful and useful in the Modern Prog section on Wikipedia as a result - I mean something fair to the bands of both eras, but not the existing nonsense which reads more like a laundry list of who has played it, and goes nowhere towards explaining the music.
It's supposed to - after all, it's an encyclopaedia entry, innit?
If there are any experts on "Neo" Prog and "Prog" Metal, we could get those nailed too - and not before time
