Based on recordings then for me it has to be Ed Warby of Gorefest (also plays on many of Arjen Lucassen's projects). I can't believe he hasn't been mentioned already. Based on shows I've seen live it has to be Terry Bozzio who I'm classing as a metal drummer since I seen him filling in for...

Boredoms. Without a doubt. The most intense show I've ever been to.

The Amorphous Androgynous seem to fit the bill from your thread title.

Many reasons. Because someone else comes along with a huge post count and says that they order from this company all the time and have never had any problems. Because people are always willing to make excuses for their preferred companies despite having no financial interest in them...

Street team member?

I should be working on a web design portfolio of some description in the paltry amount of free time i have between shifts. Instead i'm going to have a whisky or two and go to bed early.

Anathema?

Pain of Salvation and Vanden Plas. They are probably more on the metal side of prog though.

Firebug is excellent if you're into web development.

I watch them from time to time. Really enjoyed (if thats the right word) Barry Schwartz on the paradox of choice | Video on TED.com

nevermind.

The Battle of Evermore Can't really say why, I just like it.

Joanna Newsom and Imogen Heap are probably the only female singers i listen to regularly. I'd say Joanna Newsom was my favourite.

Curtis Mayfield - Superfly

Quote: Originally Posted by basic-chanel Hardly; good music is good music, regardless of how it was recorded. Quote: Originally Posted by Iniamyen That's kind of a blanket statement, don't you think? I would be respectful of both opinions if I wanted anyone to take me...