Yeah, I also find that Yes have been wasting their talent for the past 25 years, mainly because they have been neglecting their instrumental abillities to go for a more accessible "pop" sound, which isn't their thing, and after a wave of mediocre albums like Talk and Open Your Eyes it's easy to assume that they have since learned their mistakes, Magnification is proof of this, so heres hoping their next album (which is apparrantly in the works) will have Yes returning to their Symphonic Prog roots.

lol. They're good and all but check out estradasphere. They'll blow your mind.

estradasphere are awesome..

i listen to all types of music, but metal genres mostly. but these are some bands that I find to be technical in their playing

1. Lamb of God
2. Unearth
3. Trivium- pre crusade
4. BDM

Also a really good technical band that does great songs that are also really catchy is Into Eternity.

From a musicians stand point, I'll have to say simply no. It's all minor diatonic scales. Either A or D. And it's all based on the ATG style of playing music

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00-00-00-00-0-00-0

that sorta stuff.

The New York Dolls


*leaves thread*

lol drag queens

King Crimson (just got Red)

:)

IMO their most technical album is probably THRAK.. Primarly because of Tony Levin and Trey Gunn's extensive use of Chapman Stick and Warr Guitar, which are extremely difficult instruments to play, mainly because they fill in many different roles at once.