Prog Rock Girl - a humorous parody song about women's experience in the Prog Rock world. скачать в хорошем качестве

Prog Rock Girl - a humorous parody song about women's experience in the Prog Rock world.

"Prog Rock Girl" is a humorous parody song about women's experience in the Prog Rock world, based on the song "Punk Rock Girl" by The Dead Milkmen. + + Melne: Guitar, vocals, virtual mellotron John Hendow: Guitar Tony Levin: Bass Moe Staiano: Drums Geoff Saba: Electric harpsichord, recorders Rebekah Michaels: OBX programming John Ford: Double bass Aralee Dorough: Flute Kara Day: Violin + + Lyric: I went to a concert and I said I’m really bored Because the songs the band played never varied from 4/4 Prog Rock Girl is verily Prog Rock Girl, a rarity Give me 13 over 4 No blues rock bore Prog Rock Girl Came the intermission and the beer I had was gone Never had to worry ’cause the ladies’ line’s not long Prog Rock Girl is verily Prog Rock Girl, a rarity Back to seat in record time ’Cause there’s no line Prog Rock Girl At the show it’s easy to find lots of men to date Problem is they’re middle-aged grey-haired and overweight Prog Rock Girl is verily Prog Rock Girl, a rarity Your bored lady friend we’d shunt To get in those seats up front Prog Rock Girl “Discipline,” King Crimson’s album Guys don’t understand They think my love for Discipline means “Needs an Alpha man” Prog Rock Girl is verily Prog Rock Girl, a rarity Yes, I’ll dance in 7/4 Looking graceful on the floor Prog Rock Girl I met a guy named David And he seemed to be a fan Saw my Crimson t-shirt and he said “I like that band” Then he looked me in the eye With expression of disdain “Can you even name three songs?” He challenged with demand “I.T.C.O.T.C.K means what?” he did command O.M.G. what an 18th Century Schitzoid Man! I said listen to this song and count! It’s in eleven! And the bass is played by Crimson’s Tony freakin’ Levin Prog Rock Girl is verily Prog Rock Girl, a rarity Concept albums that request That your ears and mind invest Prog Rock Girl Prog rock’s epic soundscapes feature Complex compositions Instruments from orchestras and classical ideas Drums and bass, guitar and keyboards or a mellotron Theme and variations And recapitulations Critics say that prog has come and gone and is passé I think that your pentatonic solos sound cliché Prog Rock Girl is verily Prog Rock Girl, a rarity Epic songcycles that strive To avoid that I-IV-V Prog Rock Girl Prog rock haters will complain the songs go on too long Can’t keep up with all the changes, breaks or sing along Prog Rock Girl is verily Prog Rock Girl, a rarity Yes, we really do exist And these bands we can’t resist Peter Gabriel and Yes Gentle Giant and the rest Rush and Genesis and more Not that cock rock I deplore Subdivisions to explore Lofty lyrics about lore Like the grand exploits of Thor Or the Hobbits in Gondor Bach-like flourishes galore And Segovia guitar Polyrhythms by the score No straight 4/4 Give me 13 over 4 No blues rock bore Prog rock girl! + + “Punk Rock Girl” written by David Shulthise, Dean Sabatino, Joseph Genaro, The Dead Milkmen. “Roundabout” written by Jon Anderson, Steve Howe. “21st Century Schizoid Man” written by Robert Fripp, Ian McDonald, Greg Lake, Michael Giles, Peter Sinfield. “Subdivisions,” “Xanadu” written by Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson, Neil Peart. “One More Red Nightmare” written by Robert Fripp, John Wetton. “Prog Rock Girl” lyric written by Melne. # # melne.com melne.bandcamp.com