On 03-07-97 GEORGE ERDNER wrote to KENNETH NEWMAN...
KN> Hey, no Moody Blues, no Ange. I heard that straight from
KN> Christian Decamps.
GE> No Moody BLues? Now I'm totally confused!
Now, George, why would Christian Decamps, the founder and
main composer in Ange declare his own band off topic in
this echo? Does that make sense?
"No Moody Blues, no Ange" is a type of rhetorical elipsis
common in idiomatic English in which the expression "no
x, no y" means "without x there would/will be no y" as in
"no pain, no gain" or "no head, no backstage pass."
The Moody Blues, like Ange, are on-topic here, and
discussion of them is encouraged.
GE> If Genesis is Prog-Rock, and Phil Collins was part of Genesis, then
GE> Phil Collins is also Prog-Rock. Phil Collins covered "You Can't Hurry
GE> Love", which was originally by the Supremes.
Fair enough, you may discuss any Genesis or Collins
material here, though discussion of their more commercial
pop stuff is politely discouraged, though allowed.
GE> So if Phil Collins is Prog-Rock, then that song is also Prog-Rock
There's your faulty leap of logic.
Just because an artist is prog doesn't mean everything
they do is prog (cf Robert Wyatt "I'm a Believer" unless
they substantially rework it into a prog tune "cf Henry
Cow's cover of the Yardbird's "Got to Hurry" which they
retitled "Bittern Storm Over Ulm."
Similarly, just because a tune a band does is prog
doesn't mean the band is prog (cf April Wine, or was it
Triumph?, cover of "21st Century Schizoid Man.")
GE> That logic makes no sense to me.
The logic is fine, your premise is incorrect. Socrates is
not a horse.
Cheers,
Kenneth
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