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Posted: September 06 2014 at 17:41
Jeffro wrote:
Brief Nocturnes is growing on me. Love I Know Your Secret, Afterthoughts, and Waiting For Me (the most Neal Morse-sounding song since he left the band)
The most Neal Morse-sounding probably because he co-wrote it (and played guitar on it). It definitely has Neal-isms. Also co-wrote Afterthoughts.
I recently got Brief Nocturnes and am enjoying it quite a bit.
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Posted: August 22 2014 at 03:13
Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote:
Anyone else notice that `V' is getting a lovely LP reissue from InsideOut in September (or was it October?)?! A superb album, although I've had the CD for years now, so won't be rebuying it.
Oh Mike, I thought you were more passionate about vinyl, especially with albums containing lots of 'majik' .......( I have asked Greg to hold a copy for me already).
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Posted: August 19 2014 at 07:46
Brief Nocturnes is growing on me. Love I Know Your Secret, Afterthoughts, and Waiting For Me (the most Neal Morse-sounding song since he left the band)
I still think Submerged is a steaming turd of a song though. Have to give the rest of the album more of a listen.
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Posted: August 10 2014 at 12:39
I like them a lot and they are one of my favorite post seventies prog bands. However, I lost track of them a long time ago and aside from one album which I still haven't listened to(Octane)never heard anything after SNOW. I did however see them live twice after Neal left which means I saw them live a total of three times. Great band. I think the light might be my favorite but I like everything I have heard by them. A lot of their stuff imo is not really prog but I still enjoy it.
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Posted: August 09 2014 at 23:05
Aussie-Byrd-Brother wrote:
Anyone else notice that `V' is getting a lovely LP reissue from InsideOut in September (or was it October?)?! A superb album, although I've had the CD for years now, so won't be rebuying it.
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Posted: August 09 2014 at 19:39
Anyone else notice that `V' is getting a lovely LP reissue from InsideOut in September (or was it October?)?! A superb album, although I've had the CD for years now, so won't be rebuying it.
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Posted: August 09 2014 at 19:00
natewait wrote:
And Jaws of Heaven is absolutely one of the best Spock's Beard songs of all-time. I am blown away by it. I also love the names song, but perhaps that is because I get to hear Nick D'Virgilio sing my name I am so happy that my favorite band has finally come into their own sound without Neal.
Jaws of Heaven is such good track. The second part ("Words of War") is just sick.
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Posted: June 26 2014 at 08:36
I lost interest in SB after Feel Euphoria but after hearing about X on a Rush related board, I decided to try it out. It's absolutely fantastic!
Bummer the NDV left the band and after the song "submerged", I'm not sure that Ted Leonard is the best fit for the band. However, Brief Nocturnes is next on my list. (can't stop listening to X right now)
Haha - Good Old Douglas.....Used for great comic effect!!!, mind you I've always liked using the 24 hour clock - and as such - my LCD watch (ive always bought Casio's for cheapness and utility) is essential for such - I've always hated watches with hands for some reason!!!
If that makes me primitive then so be it...
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Posted: April 28 2014 at 15:04
Far out in the uncharted backwaters of the unfashionable end of the Western Spiral arm of the Galaxy lies a small unregarded yellow sun. Orbiting this at a distance of roughly ninety-eight million miles is an utterly insignificant little blue-green planet whose ape-descended life forms are so amazingly primitive that they still think digital watches are a pretty neat idea...
Douglas Adams, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Next you'll be telling me that you have a watch with HANDS ON !!! jebus 16th century technology - don't come crying to me when you get kidnapped and locked in a cellar for two years and you can't tell your midnight from you midday Or maybe you are all still using sun-dials???
hohoho
LP's are for nostalgia , just can't be arsed getting my turntable set up really.....CD for convenience.....Vinyl to subject to damage - can't be doing with the tick, tick, tick of an annoying scratch!!!
Mind you that's more acceptable than the bloody annoying Morse lyrics...maybe he should sing in Spanish or summat so we could just listen to his voice along with the rest of the music....it works for Argentinian prog anyway....
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Jeffro wrote:
I am so happy that my favorite band has finally come into their own sound without Neal. 
I'm not sure that Ted Leonard is the best fit for the band. However, Brief Nocturnes is next on my list. (can't stop listening to X right now) 
each to his own 