Wyatt one of the GOATs of the 70s. guy managed to make his very own brand of prog wihout all these grandeur gestures present in Yes, Genesis or Pink Floyd, etc. (not knocking them but that's become the stereotype of the genre) that also hasn't been copied to death.
It takes too much work to copy him, he’s too unique
It takes too much work to copy him, he’s too unique
I thought that as well until I drove into Caravan and I realized that's just what Canterbury bands sounded like. RVI had to convince me this wasn't Wyatt on vocals. Still very unique but to that scene more than just him.

@Koala @Riffwanker that last play
It’s gonna be a hell of a game next week
Gonna be a grinder next week
Gonna be a grinder next week
@Elric has a Grindr match every week
@Koala Blazers blew a 25 point lead to the Lakers of all teams
Lillard too loyal man. this Blazers team is a mess.
Total agree, loyalty is one thing but clearly winning a chip aint happening in Portland. The team reached its peak years ago. I would hate to put Dame in that Beal category because he's had some amazing performances it seems like he just cares more about the bag than anything.
@Elric has a Grindr match every week
Yeah I right swiped you the other day should probably turn your range down there Saskatchewan
Yeah I right swiped you the other day should probably turn your range down there Saskatchewan
Total agree, loyalty is one thing but clearly winning a chip aint happening in Portland. The team reached its peak years ago. I would hate to put Dame in that Beal category because he's had some amazing performances it seems like he just cares more about the bag than anything.
Not a single Portland fan would fault him for leaving either. I don't think he has a 2011 Dallas run in him
if youre willing to skip ahead to the 90s then i strongly recommend Shleep. 2nd fav in his discog and its not that weird or anything
just streaming Rottenhat
How do u rank their albums?
1. Moment of Truth
2. Step in the Arena
3. Hard to Earn
4. Daily Operation
5. The Ownerz
6. No More Mr. Nice Guy
i havent heard that posthumous one but maybe i should
Wyatt one of the GOATs of the 70s. guy managed to make his very own brand of prog wihout all these grandeur gestures present in Yes, Genesis or Pink Floyd, etc. (not knocking them but that's become the stereotype of the genre) that also hasn't been copied to death.
do you like his later career albums?
I'm not even sure if I would call it prog cause it's on such a different wavelength than everything else under that umbrella. Prog songs usually... progress toward a climax or bridge but Wyatt's songs just regress deeper into his psyche as they go along or something. It's more reeg than prog.
its definitely 100% prog its just not symphonic prog
also you know something is definitely prog when even the most curmudgeonly old proghead geezers treat him as a god
"WYATT is one of the great musicians focused upon in Prog Archives and every proghead should investigate his oeuvre."
its definitely 100% prog its just not symphonic prog
Dang I thought I was spittin
Dang I thought I was spittin
it is still distinct from most of the other stuff which is why im not surprised you like it. i also found Wyatt himself to be very distinct even amongst all the canterbury peers. especially as his careeer moves along, it feels a little weird to call his later albums "canterbury scene" so its just some weird kinda avant-garde, slightly jazzy/ambient singer-songwritery prog
he does feel a lot more Eno-esque in the unique world building. also shoutout to Eno for being on a lot of his albums
Broski did you dig One From The Heart ? I dont remember this one too much but the neon and backdrops were
@Elric we were ahead of our time

@Elric we were ahead of our time
Yeah I was like 20 when I realized I couldn't understand any dialogue during action/war movies, compounded when anybody had an accent
I blame Altman as much as they're blaming technology tbh
@drjdeponytail
Broski did you dig One From The Heart ? I dont remember this one too much but the neon and backdrops were
I don’t think I’ve seen that one, actually
@Elric we were ahead of our time
hey me too bud
Yeah I was like 20 when I realized I couldn't understand any dialogue during action/war movies, compounded when anybody had an accent
I blame Altman as much as they're blaming technology tbh
I'm surprised you never put on subtitles while eating food
I don't remember you saying u used subtitles but
Like 85% of the films I watch are foreign so I just started doing it for all of the English ones as well