Riverside - We Got Used To Us - Ao Vivo em Lisboa (LAV - Lisboa Ao Vivo) 2023

Tema extraido del álbum de 2013 “Shrine of New Generation Slaves”, grabado durante la actuación de los polacos en Lisboa el 11 de Octubre de 2023 presentando su último trabajo ID. entity
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Tema do álbum “Shrine of New Generation Slaves” de 2013, gravado durante a actuação dos Polacos em Lisboa no dia 11 de Outubro de 2023 apresentando o seu mais recente trabalho ID. Entity
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Theme taken from the 2013 album “Shrine of New Generation Slaves”, recorded during Riverside's performance in Lisbon (LAV - Lisbao Ao Vivo) on October 11, 2023 performing their latest work ID. Entity.

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I was there, after driving 600 km, my first Rverside concert, also my son's. We came back even more in love with these Polish geniuses. Great great concert

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THEY ARE AN AMAZING LIVE BAND. KEEP GOING LIKE THIS AND YOU WILL BECOME BIG

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this comment is for riverside: the singer did point loads of time why people classify them has progressive rock and automatically people think of dream theatre. the reality is the name of progressive rock sounds and entitles heaviness, but the reality is somehow different. in reality bands are called progressive rock because the music they do have so much variety from other genres that becomes difficult to add a single genre. the first progressive bands such has pink floyd, supertramp, moody blues, yes, camel, etc couldn't have a label thrown at them and that's i why pink floyd's was called psychedelic and space-rock and blues-based and at the end becoming just progressive rock. we have bands in pro rock like iamthemorning that sounds more like madredeus than a rock band, but still we call them prog rock because we cannot find a proper genre for them. ~
prog rock is unpopular because of various issues,, which i will explain at the bottom but prog rock is increasing popularity so much, in the last 5 years.
Let me first generalize pop music. Popular music generally focuses on having a good, danceable groove, and a simple, melodic hook. Popular music is also relatively short, 3 minutes being average. Harmonically they are generally diatonic (within the major scale) with little, if any modulations (change of key).
Progressive rock, on the other hand, explores these different elements in more depth. Rather than a danceable beat, progressive rockers may experiment with odd time or unusual and interesting rhythm patterns. They are often inclined to make melodies more complex and unconventional, rather than lyrical. Their songs forms are usually very long, with many different sections and interludes and various styles from other genres. Progressive rock is harmonically adventurous, with lots of chromaticism and modulations and without a plan to follow on what, how and when.
Oh, and there are also lyrics to consider. Pop music usually deals with love and romantic relationships. Progressive rock is usually more conceptual or with longer, original narratives.
Progressive rock goes into the bundle with classical music and jazz. It is not always "pleasant" sounding or accessible. It is arguably more challenging, dynamic, and artistic. I think of it as like the difference between American cheese and bleu cheese and still loads of people prefer american cheese or techno music. riverside are a prog band,whatever they like it or not. i would like some response from riverside on this matter.