Talk:Gordian Knot (band)

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excerpt: The music of Gordian Knot is a highly professional mélange of progressive rock and -metal

highly professional? hahah... what? anyone who puts out a record is a professional musician. that word makes it sound as if the article was written by a fanboi. (which probably is the case) it IS a mixture/blend of progressive rock and -metal... simple as that.

and why use the word mélange? 'Noun 1. melange - a motley assortment of things. Synonyms: farrago, hodgepodge, hotchpotch, mingle-mangle, mishmash, oddments, odds and ends, omnium-gatherum, ragbag'

that word has almost negative connotations to my ears but first and foremost; it sounds contrived as hell. just put 'mixture' or 'blend' or something.

-m

Gordian Knot manage to incorporate several overlapping layers of complex melodies and harmonies into a unified whole without sounding overly complex or "forced". That is, the complexity is never an end in itself.

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For example the piece "Komm, suesser Tod, komm sel'ge" is a transcription of a piece of the same name by Johann Sebastian Bach, while some other of their pieces, most notably "Grace", have a distinct classical, even "baroque" Bach-like flavour, being made up of an interplay between various diatonic, peaceful-sounding melody-lines from the Chapman Stick - without drifting off into the often corny, showy neo-classical style.

man, someone must learn how to write unbiased articles. nice sentence, that last one. looks like something that one might come across in kafka's der process or something.

changed it. Happy now?

84.56.64.242 10:56, 26 September 2007 (UTC)