Reviving "The Prog Geek"

Published on February 5, 2006 By BlueDev In Blogging

Well, as some know, my brother and I have been working on a music blog together called "Progged". It has been a lot of fun, but to be 100% honest, not too many people stop by, as it can be tough to get much traffic on Blogger blogs unless you have already built up a following.

However, I figure that, thank to the system over here at JU, we may get a bit more traffic and interest if we also blog here.

So, I have decided that I will revive my old blog group "The Prog Geek" and we can start posting our articles there. We will have a host of album reviews, mostly in the rock/metal category, but others that appeal to us as well. Of course, all will be reviewed through the eyes of two prog snobs. We will also have a smattering of music and other entertainment related articles that show up as well.

Hope to see some of you stop by.

Comments

SanChonino

on Feb 05, 2006

Snobs? We're snobs now? I'm offended! *sniff* I perfer the word "officious", rather than "snobbish".

BlueDev

on Feb 05, 2006

I'm offended!

I'm sure you will get over it.

crimson

on Feb 06, 2006

Bluedev: I've stopped by quite a few times, and I've definitely become intrigued. I do have to admit that I only recognize 4 of the bands listed on the sidebar, and of the four, one you've mentioned to me previously, which led to me do a bit of my own research.

As far as posting both here and on Blogger, I actually like reading it there, because the presentation of articles and posts looks better. In some ways that's a shame, but I can definitely see how posting here, might be more to your advantage as you already have a built-in audience.

Either way, keep it coming.

BlueDev

on Feb 06, 2006

Either way, keep it coming.

Thanks Nicky. We will keep the blogger one going, as I agree, the layout is much nicer. Shame too. . .

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