Ten minutes? That's Barely an Intro
Ian Jalbert saw my Starcastle and raised me Transatlantic:
Introducing the first album from the band Transatlantic
(released in 2000), who began as a sidegroup of several prog rock bands:
1. "All of the Above"
I. "Full Moon Rising" (7:11)
II. "October Winds" (5:54)
III. "Camouflaged in Blue" (5:22)
IV. "Half Alive" (2:02)
V. "Undying Love" (3:57)
VI. "Full Moon Rising (Reprise) (6:33)" 31:00
2. "We All Need Some Light" (Neal Morse) 5:45
3. "Mystery Train" 6:52
4. "My New World" 16:16
5. "In Held ('Twas) in I" (Gary Brooker/Matthew Fisher/Keith Reid, arranged by Morse/Stolt/Portnoy/Trewavas)
I. "Glimpses of Nirvana"
II. "In the Autumn of My Madness"
III. "Look to Your Soul"
IV. "Grand Finale" 17:21
Yes, two of the tracks are split into segments because the songs are so long!
Okay, a thirty-one minute suite as the first cut on your first album--ambitious.
I'm listening to it right now, and while I don't like it nearly as much as Starcastle, I respect the half hour:
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