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By-Tor and the Snow Dog vs The Necromancer?


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By-Tor and the Snow Dog vs The Necromancer?  

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  1. 1. By-Tor and the Snow Dog vs The Necromancer?

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Oh this is a good one, I'm really not sure here. Necromancer always drags a little to me whereas By-Tor always seems a bit rushed (no pun intended) at the start. I'll give them both a fresh listen and see what I think.
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Alright, after fresh listens to both, I think I prefer By-Tor on its own. To me the Necromancer doesn't work as well outside of CoS, as it really sets up Fountain perfectly. But both are excellent. Edited by Entre_Perpetuo
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Bytor. Necromancer drags a bit. Geddy's heavily distorted bass in instrumental section of Bytor is gold.

 

Geddy: "I put my Fender bass through a fuzztone -I can't remember what kind-and then into the board. It was distorted all to ****, so we added phasing, and ultimately put in everything but the kitchen sink. I had all that sound going through a volume pedal, so every time the monster was supposed to growl, I would lean on the volume pedal."

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Neither. My prog ears got cooked a long time ago.

(It happens when you play guitar. You can burnout on something you used to love.)

These days? I really only listen to 2112, Moving Pictures, Signals, Presto, half of Roll the Bones, and Counterparts. Plus a few scattered songs from the synth era.

Maybe that'll change.

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My prog ears got cooked a long time ago.

 

I really only listen to 2112...

 

Is 2112 not Prog?

 

Well yeah, but the second side isn't so much. And I only listen to Overture and Temples of Syrinx anymore.

But now it's mostly 1981-1993 for me.

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My prog ears got cooked a long time ago.

 

I really only listen to 2112...

 

Is 2112 not Prog?

 

Perhaps but not in the traditional sense. 2112 is a group of very tight, dramatic sections that form the arc of an epic story. I'd almost call it rock opera over prog.

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Bytor and Snowie.

 

Necro gets a point taken away because of the narration. I'd like to hear a new recording of the narration over the rest of the song.

 

Maybe God himself, Morgan Freeman.

 

Or Darth V, James Earl Jones.

 

Or Homer, Dan Castellaneta: "Only their thirst for Duff Beer gives them hunger for vienna sausages. Hmmmmm. Sausages."

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