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Posted: June 01 2011 at 03:38
"Aliens are Only..." is due on the forthcoming Squackett album.
There's a Japanese bonus track of a longer version of "Hour of Need".
There are 4 release variants: plain CD, CD + DVD, vinyl, and deluxe box set (with CD, DVD, LP and prints). The CD + DVD is priced cheaper than the plain CD on Amazon.co.uk! The DVD contains a 25 minute making-of documentary and a video for "We Can Fly".
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Posted: May 31 2011 at 22:46
fluiddruid wrote:
side A: 1. Fly From Here - Overture (1:54) 2. Fly From Here Pt I - We Can Fly (6:01) 3. Fly From Here Pt II - Sad Night at the Airfield (6:42) 4. Fly From Here Pt III - Madman at the Screens (5:17) 5. Fly From Here Pt IV - Bumpy Ride (2:15) 6. Fly From Here Pt V - We Can Fly Reprise (1:49)
side B: 7. The Man You Always Wanted Me to Be (5:18) 8. Life on a Film Set (5:12) 9. Hour of Need (3:08) 10. Solitaire (3:30) 11. Into the Storm (6:54)
I trawled through 6 pages to get to the best post!
Yes this is where it counts - the track lengths are very intriguing. If we do the math the first epic clocks in at 23:18
the rest of the album makies it 46:00 in total.
Not a bad collection and hopefully there may be some bonus tracks or at least a DVD package to coincide with the release.
Guitarist Steve Howe, drummer Alan White, keyboardist Oliver Wakeman, lead singer Benoit David and Squire
The epic 'Fly From Here' will feature Geoff Downes though.
To whet the appetite here is the original Fly From Here
Edited by AtomicCrimsonRush - May 31 2011 at 22:58
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Posted: May 24 2011 at 09:44
side A: 1. Fly From Here - Overture (1:54) 2. Fly From Here Pt I - We Can Fly (6:01) 3. Fly From Here Pt II - Sad Night at the Airfield (6:42) 4. Fly From Here Pt III - Madman at the Screens (5:17) 5. Fly From Here Pt IV - Bumpy Ride (2:15) 6. Fly From Here Pt V - We Can Fly Reprise (1:49)
side B: 7. The Man You Always Wanted Me to Be (5:18) 8. Life on a Film Set (5:12) 9. Hour of Need (3:08) 10. Solitaire (3:30) 11. Into the Storm (6:54)
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Posted: May 23 2011 at 17:37
bondegezou wrote:
^ "I am a Camera" was inspired by Christopher Isherwood's famous Berlin Stories. That seems to me very in keeping with lyrics inspired by another famous novel ("Siddhartha").
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Posted: May 23 2011 at 16:36
^ "I am a Camera" was inspired by Christopher Isherwood's famous Berlin Stories. That seems to me very in keeping with lyrics inspired by another famous novel ("Siddhartha").
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Posted: May 23 2011 at 08:45
The Truth wrote:
^ Really?
Yes, Giulio Cataldo does layout for lots of Frontiers releases. He's also a prog musician and does some nice work as Grimalkin: http://www.myspace.com/grimalkinprog
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Posted: May 22 2011 at 22:13
Slaughternalia wrote:
Clepsydra wrote:
Anthony H. wrote:
Wait, the epic isn't divided into tracks, is it? That would suck.
I agree when you burn it to your ipod.Does anyone know of a program that joins all these epics together?
I do this. Make sure you're working with a lossless format such as wav or flac if you don't want to lose quality. There is an option in the program Foobar when you're converting to merge the tracks into a single file.
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Posted: May 22 2011 at 15:15
Clepsydra wrote:
Anthony H. wrote:
Wait, the epic isn't divided into tracks, is it? That would suck.
I agree when you burn it to your ipod.
Does anyone know of a program that joins all these epics together?
I do this. Make sure you're working with a lossless format such as wav or flac if you don't want to lose quality. There is an option in the program Foobar when you're converting to merge the tracks into a single file.
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Posted: May 22 2011 at 13:48
harmonium.ro wrote:
twosteves wrote:
"prepare to be pleasantly surprised by the album. It's got a contemporary edge but it's not 90125. If you're a Yes fan the chances are you'll be more than happy with Fly From Here."
That's a quote from the magazine Classic Rock Presents Prog---the record will be reviewed in their next issue.
As a life long Yes fan, I'm excited to hear the new music---my hope is to not miss Jon too much. The title's of the songs
already sound like something JA would not come up with.
Why on Earth would 90125 pop up in mind when thinking of "contemporary"? Is that the moment in time where YES members are stuck?
I agree Alex. It's a really strange comment in regard to an album that is, at the end of the day, about 30 years old now.
If they can come up with something as exciting and as ground breaking as 90125, though, I will be happy. I'm not holding my breath, though.
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Posted: May 22 2011 at 12:23
twosteves wrote:
"prepare to be pleasantly surprised by the album. It's got a contemporary edge but it's not 90125. If you're a Yes fan the chances are you'll be more than happy with Fly From Here."
That's a quote from the magazine Classic Rock Presents Prog---the record will be reviewed in their next issue.
As a life long Yes fan, I'm excited to hear the new music---my hope is to not miss Jon too much. The title's of the songs
already sound like something JA would not come up with.
Why on Earth would 90125 pop up in mind when thinking of "contemporary"? Is that the moment in time where YES members are stuck?
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