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Old 04-12-2012, 12:18 PM   #1 (permalink)
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What do lyrics have to do with progressive rock?

Also, art rock is progressive rock as far as I am concerned...
There's not really any doubt that progressive rock moved away from the Willie Dixon-esque lyrics and incorporated more Dylan-esque lyrics. I'd say Dylan had an influence on prog rock, he certainly progressed the music. But I don't expect anyone to listen to me, shall I quote Zappa on Dylan again?
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There's not really any doubt that progressive rock moved away from the Willie Dixon-esque lyrics and incorporated more Dylan-esque lyrics. I'd say Dylan had an influence on prog rock, he certainly progressed the music. But I don't expect anyone to listen to me, shall I quote Zappa on Dylan again?
I think progressive rock focuses more on the music than the lyrics. I've listened to a lot and I mean a LOT of prog bands that have incredible music but the lyrics are meh.
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