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This is a discussion on Visual Cliff within the General Music Discussion forums, part of the General Discussion category; Hey I stumbled upon these guys, and they're friggin awesome: A fusion of Metal, Rock and Jazz. I'm checking out ...

  1. 02-15-2005, 10:43 AM #1
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    Hey I stumbled upon these guys, and they're friggin awesome:

    A fusion of Metal, Rock and Jazz. I'm checking out some of their MP3's. Here is a link:

    Visual Cliff

    Get this little notation:
    Our music has been selected for inclusion on the following multi-artist sampler CD's:

    Progressive Rock Collectors CD - (featuring Scott Rockenfeld of Queensryche)
    Progressive Music Society CD's I & II
    Progressive Ears - Earsongs III CD
    Now that has to be cool!
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  2. 02-15-2005, 11:39 AM #2
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    Funny,

    This is a Pittsburgh band, and I've never heard of them. However, I think I was *at* the King's X concert mentioned in their 'about the band' page. The concert was in '92 or '93 at a club called Metropol. As for King's X, I've never heard a live band sound more like the recorded album. Just incredible players, honed by years of gigging.

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    Pretty good stuff!!!!!
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    sweet, l'd buy that.

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  5. 02-15-2005, 05:23 PM #5
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    I would say that over half of the music I listen to now, was through simple accidental discovery. Another method I use to discover new talent is typing in a bands name over at Towers or Amazon, and there's always a listing of 5 bands that are similar (although sometimes not)! I wish I could accidentally discover new chords and scales
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