THE NEAL MORSE BAND
''THE GRAND EXPERIMENT, DISC TWO''
FEBRUARY 10 2015
94:58
DISC ONE (52:38)
1 The Call 10:12
2 The Grand Experiment 05:27
3 Waterfall 06:30
4 Agenda 03:45
5 Alive Again 26:40
DISC TWO (42:20)
1 New Jerusalem (Freedom is Coming) 07:11
2 Doomsday Destiny 05:26
3 MacArthur Park (Jimmy Webb) 10:50
4 The Creation (Recorded Live at Morsefest) 18:52
Tracks By the band, except as indicated
Neal Morse - Keyboards, Guitars, Vocals
Eric Gillette - Guitars, Vocals
Bill Hubauer - Keyboards, Clarinet, Vocals
Randy George - Bass Guitar, Bass Pedals, Bodhran
Mike Portnoy - Drums, Vocals
Add Musicians:
Chris Carmichael - Strings
Jim Hoke - Saxophone
David F. McKee - Industrial Loop On 4 Side One
BIOGRAPHY/AMG
by Heather Phares
Los Angeles singer/songwriter and guitarist Neal Morse began his musical career early, taking piano lessons at five and performing in musicals and beginning guitar by the age of nine. By the time he reached his twenties, Morse wrote two musicals and played with Al Stewart and Peter White. After returning from an extensive European trip, Morse formed the progressive rock band Spock's Beard with his brother Al; the group released its debut album, The Light, in 1994. In addition to his duties with Spock's Beard, Morse released his self-titled solo debut 1999 on Metal Blade Records, and produced and arranged all of the album's tracks. With 2003's Testimony, Morse began to infuse his deeply held religious convictions into his work, a trend that continued with 2004's One and 2005's ?. In 2006 he collaborated with Dream Theater drummer Mike Portnoy and bassist Randy George on Cover to Cover, yes, a covers collection. Morse resumed that collaboration in 2007 on his highly controversial concept album Sola Scriptura. In 2011, Morse returned to the story he started in 2003 with Testimony Two, which further detailed his spiritual awakening as well as his decision to leave Spock's Beard.
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1 The Call 10:12
2 The Grand Experiment 05:27
3 Waterfall 06:30
4 Agenda 03:45
5 Alive Again 26:40
DISC TWO (42:20)
1 New Jerusalem (Freedom is Coming) 07:11
2 Doomsday Destiny 05:26
3 MacArthur Park (Jimmy Webb) 10:50
4 The Creation (Recorded Live at Morsefest) 18:52
Tracks By the band, except as indicated
Neal Morse - Keyboards, Guitars, Vocals
Eric Gillette - Guitars, Vocals
Bill Hubauer - Keyboards, Clarinet, Vocals
Randy George - Bass Guitar, Bass Pedals, Bodhran
Mike Portnoy - Drums, Vocals
Add Musicians:
Chris Carmichael - Strings
Jim Hoke - Saxophone
David F. McKee - Industrial Loop On 4 Side One
BIOGRAPHY/AMG
by Heather Phares
Los Angeles singer/songwriter and guitarist Neal Morse began his musical career early, taking piano lessons at five and performing in musicals and beginning guitar by the age of nine. By the time he reached his twenties, Morse wrote two musicals and played with Al Stewart and Peter White. After returning from an extensive European trip, Morse formed the progressive rock band Spock's Beard with his brother Al; the group released its debut album, The Light, in 1994. In addition to his duties with Spock's Beard, Morse released his self-titled solo debut 1999 on Metal Blade Records, and produced and arranged all of the album's tracks. With 2003's Testimony, Morse began to infuse his deeply held religious convictions into his work, a trend that continued with 2004's One and 2005's ?. In 2006 he collaborated with Dream Theater drummer Mike Portnoy and bassist Randy George on Cover to Cover, yes, a covers collection. Morse resumed that collaboration in 2007 on his highly controversial concept album Sola Scriptura. In 2011, Morse returned to the story he started in 2003 with Testimony Two, which further detailed his spiritual awakening as well as his decision to leave Spock's Beard.
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