DISSOCIATIVE IDENTITY DISORDER

DID

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Neo-Prog

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4.79 | 10 ratings | 1 reviews | 70% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 2017

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Hello (Dawn) (1:00)
2. I'm not in it (5:06)
3. A strange morning (1:52)
4. Run (3:44)
5. Dead town (3:34)
6. Kindergarten remember (4:39)
7. Pills (0:39)
8. Beyond the stars (White pill) (3:54)
9. (Black pill) (2:14)
10. Now I know (2:51)
11. Alone (1:17)
12. The sun (9:07)
13. Whisperings in the dark (1:47)
14. Locked up (7:46)
15. The quiet before the storm (1:18)
16. The storm (4:04)
17. Wake me up (4:46)
18. Awakening and now (2:04)
19. Now ! (4:43)
20. Hello (Twilight) (1:14)

Total Time 67:39

Line-up / Musicians

- R�gis Bravi / drums
- Didier Thery / bass
- Patrick Jobard / acoustic and electric guitars
- Christophe Houssin / piano, keyboards, additional guitars

- Michael Sadler / voices
- Marco Gl�hmann / voices
- Maggy Luyten / voices
- Oliver Philipps / voices
- Alan Szukics / voices

Releases information

CD Self-released upon Bandcamp (https://didmusic2.bandcamp.com/) (2017)

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DID Dissociative Identity Disorder ratings distribution

4.79
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Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(70%)
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(20%)
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5 stars 1. Hello (Dawn) piano intro and airy vocals, which goes into limbo 2. I'm not in it intro honeyed, therefore soft, pleasant before the symphonic trigger; Marco stands out on this punchy prog rock tune, with an Anglican sound, it really makes this start multi-national; languorous break, still airy w ... (read more)

Report this review (#2971259) | Posted by alainPP | Tuesday, December 5, 2023 | Review Permanlink

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