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Originally Posted by edca
I´m loving the music i´m listening here, but there are a couple of bands i would like to listen in AM:
- Band: Fates Warning
- Albums: Perfect Symmetry, A pleasant shade of grey, Disconnected, X
- Band: Symphony X
- Albums: Twilight in Olympus, The Odyssey, V: The new mythology suite, The divine wings of tragedy.
- Band: Angra
- Albums: Holy Land, Angels Cry, Fredom Call
- Band: Tool
- Albums: Aenima, Lateralus, 10000 days, (Undertow)
I know these bands play heavy stuff (specially Tool) and that even some people don´t consider them to be prog. I also know heavy music is also more difficult to schedule, because not everyone likes to wake up or go to bed along with some heavy tunes, but one thing i love from the station is the variety and these bands would contribute to that 
Greetings and thanks for all the great music!
Edca |
Hi edca,
Very timely since I just went to a Symphony X show, but could only stay for the four bands prior
(the venue schedules poorly).
I agree that Fates Warning, Tool, and most Iron Maiden is totally progressive. The only difference is the heaviness. Only.
But I don't think you will see any of it on the Moon. Sometimes I will play them on my show (in the past year I spun Lateralus and 10,000 Days) but there's just not the majority needed to make it a part of the Moon playlist.
There are many other progressive internet staions that play that music. The tradeoff is though, their library is far inferior.
I don't think the floodgates will be open soon, but as that subgenre continues to develop, maybe sometime.