Chula Vista

Rather than derail Troll's thread any further.

This is not prog in my book. And it's a quintessential King's X tune.

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The Batlord

Nobody cares.

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grindy

I wouldn't think "prog" if I heard that somewhere, but then again I also wouldn't think that hearing most neoprog, so my perception of the genre might be somewhat askew.

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Trollheart

I absolutely would not consider that prog; more like hard rock. I didn't, however, like it at all...

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Chula Vista

Then never mind about Ear Candy.

How about this one?

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Unknown Soldier

Kings X are one of the great American bands of their generation and the reason I like them is that they're a melting pot of musical ideas. I find this can be a common trait in a number of mid-western American bands, who seem to pull a myriad of unlikely influences into their core sound. When I think King's X I think Jimi Hendrix Experience pretensions, Beatlesque melodies & middle America rock (Kansas & Styx) influences, all artists I love so yer they're a great band.

Would I expect Trollheart to like them? hell no far to bitty for his tastes

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Chula Vista

To me it's like someone took Sly & The Family Stone, CSN&Y, The Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, Rush, Zeppelin, and Sabbath and put them in a blender - and out came King's X.

It's a sin they didn't become huge. One of my fave's.

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on the surface of a gas covered planet going around a nuclear fireball 90 million miles away
and think this to be normal is obviously some indication of how skewed our perspective tends to be.”

Trollheart

That's much better, but I still find it very boring and dreary. Sorry. Prefer Maiden's version

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Chula Vista

Just when I was beginning to respect your tastes....

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and think this to be normal is obviously some indication of how skewed our perspective tends to be.”

Moss

I love Kings X. Saw them so many times from the 80's on. Doug's voice, the Beatl-esque harmonies, Ty's insanely great tone. I have a signed, framed poster in my jam room. They really never got the love they deserved. But no, not even kind of prog.