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	<title>Comments on: Complaint To The BBC</title>
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		<title>By: Keith</title>
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		<dc:creator>Keith</dc:creator>
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		<description>So you&#039;re &#039;Angry of Tunbridge Wells&#039;.  I agree the recent developments in prog have been ignored.  Quite often in Punk related programmes/documentories on 70&#039;s bands, reference is made to the influence of todays bands e.g. Green Day.  Although the term is also used to desribe anyone who has spikey hair and a guitar and not the music.  I think the problem is down to word association by the music media.  Prog is not about wearing capes but about progression in music which include the bands mentioned above by Cliff but also popular bands such as Radiohead who admit to prog influences.  Here&#039;s to the follow up programme (f they make it).</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>So you&#8217;re &#8216;Angry of Tunbridge Wells&#8217;.  I agree the recent developments in prog have been ignored.  Quite often in Punk related programmes/documentories on 70&#8217;s bands, reference is made to the influence of todays bands e.g. Green Day.  Although the term is also used to desribe anyone who has spikey hair and a guitar and not the music.  I think the problem is down to word association by the music media.  Prog is not about wearing capes but about progression in music which include the bands mentioned above by Cliff but also popular bands such as Radiohead who admit to prog influences.  Here&#8217;s to the follow up programme (f they make it).</p>
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