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PROG

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2007 album from the Jazz/Pop trio, three Jazz musicians who play gorgeously reinterpreted cover versions ('Everybody Wants To Rule The World', 'Tom Sawyer') plus nifty originals! as well. 10 tracks. Universal.

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From: Amazon Posted: Apr 04, 2008 Type: User Review Jazz for the Indie rock listener

The Bad Plus is a jazz trio to which there has always been a special attraction in the Indie and Alternative rock scenes. This is jazz for young people. It is well crafted, intelligent, and fun without being longwinded (as jazz goes) or...
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From: Amazon Posted: Feb 27, 2008 Type: User Review Excellent!!

Prog is the best work by the Bad Plus so far. The only song I could have done without is "Everybody wants to Rule the World," but, you know they didn't ask me. Anyway, immediately following this opening number is my favorite song: "Physical...
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From: Amazon Posted: Jan 10, 2008 Type: User Review A Very Fine Mixture of Different Styles of Music

This CD could be labeled and dismissed by some jazz purists who are very narrow-minded as poppish jazz. The truth, is that this cd, along with the other bad plus cd's, cross different styles of music. This group has an original style. I get too...
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From: Amazon Posted: Dec 01, 2007 Type: User Review One of the best albums of 2007- period.

It really seems to me like several of the other reviewers have never seen The Bad Plus live. If you have, the questions about their authenticity and aesthetic just melt away. Really digging music is all about trust. If you trust the musicians,...
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From: Amazon Posted: Sep 07, 2007 Type: User Review 7.5/10

First of all, it should be noted that this is not a "prog" album as most people would define the term. Although it is progressive in many ways, as is most of what the Bad Plus does, it is not really identifiable as "prog" or "progressive rock."...
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From: Amazon Posted: Jul 14, 2007 Type: User Review Challenging and Rewarding

Prog is much better than their recent live CD (Blunt Object). On Prog, they explore contemporary pop/rock standards like Tears For Fears' Everybody Wants To Rule The World, David Bowie's Life On Mars and Rush's Tom Sawyer along with their tight...
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From: Amazon Posted: Jul 07, 2007 Type: User Review In some ways Bad Plus's best album yet

Overall, I would rate this as the Bad Plus's best album. With the excpetion of suspicious activity it has the best songwriting and it has the best adapations of cover songs of all bad plus albumns. The covers are are good choices and the...
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From: Amazon Posted: Jun 29, 2007 Type: User Review A good entry into jazz for rock fans

As a rock fan - and a prog rock fan in particular - I was intrigued by the concept of this CD so I picked it up. And I must say that I love it! I've always dabbled a little bit in jazz, but this recording fuses the two genres in a way that I...
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From: Amazon Posted: Jun 28, 2007 Type: User Review More touch needed on the quieter songs

The Bad Plus return with another mixture of deconstructed covers and originals. "Everybody Wants To Rule The World" is done softly and less Bad-Plusy than covers on their other discs. Or, you could say it's done jazzier - the main sing-along...
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From: Amazon Posted: Jun 06, 2007 Type: User Review Does anyone really LIKE listening to this music?

I can't quite shake the feeling, after listening to this alien music for the past week or so, that I've been duped. And though I think Prog is somewhat of a recovery after Give and (esp.) Suspicious Activity, I can't bring myself to totally sign...
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