What's progressive, really? Is a metal guitar riff and solo slapped on top of an odd drum signature immediately progressive? Shouldn't progressive be unexpected, isn't the journey prog takes you on more important than method or form? This song is the apex of one of the most progressive albums out there.
@21Kaiser21 Lol, true, but the other songs on the album are. This is just one of those "take it easy" transition songs. Kinda like Dream Theater's "Walk Beside You" on the album Octavarium.
@21Kaiser21 Prog is a wider gender than Prog Metal. And all in all, music goes beyond genres. If you don't like this song, why bother listening to it and commenting it in the first place?
@21Kaiser21 Dream Theater's "The Answer Lies Within" and "Wither" are other good examples. Also, the way the vocals are put together isn't something you hear all the time. Just stuff to think about.
@21Kaiser21 give a listen to their other songs mate, i suggest 'second overture/4th of july' or 'devils got my throat', this song is beautiful and shows how diverse the band can be. a band is allowed to step out of their comfort zone every now and then!
@AwesomeUsername12322 Lol I didn't know I'd get such a vigorous response to that joke... To clarify, I was just kidding... Opeth is my all-time favorite band, and I very much appreciate their lighter stuff (Damnation is a fucking sweet album, BTW.) Actually I just saw them live on their new Heritage USA tour, and they fucking rocked the house so hard... They had many light songs, and no growling the whole show, but they were the most impressive musicians I've ever seen live. Sorry if I offended
@JEA21B Haha I was just kidding, referencing this clip, funny movie. Harkening back to the days when it was okay to be closed minded, ahh...... Search for "The Stoned Age BOC" on youtube.
i hate the term progressive rock, theres nothing progressive about it. Being a music student its sad to think of strumming 3 chords as being music, this is just rock everything else is below it, a joke, a game. Its only the "progressive" bands that really put effort into their work
@porchmonkey401k You know this is a ballad, right? Musicwise, you can't expect much from ballads. By the way, judging a band by how much they actually prove that their genre label is correct is the worst form of judgement I've ever seen.
@porchmonkey401k I'm not a music student, but I've been playing music my whole life. I agree with you, the only bands that actually tries to be innovative and create new experiences for the listener are the "progressive" bands, but they also require people who listen. Most people just want noise in the background.
Don't you guys know that all rock bands have a pussy song? The other songs are real song's but the pussy song they put out to test which ones of their fans are pussies. Just like BOC's Don't Fear the Reaper. And also the first track on Opeth's Watershed. Thumbs down if you recognized this as a pussy song.
This is a really great song....love how it continues to build as it progresses. Definetly a catchy tune that will leave you singing this song days on end. Love the environment this song creates.
@FreshandMinty, i do agree that testimony 2 is awesome and snow is great. i got them both on my ipod, but dont be talkin shit about Dream Theater! They're single handedly one of the most talented bands out there. plus their metal actually sounds good! I live and breathe dream theater
Get Neal's new Testimony 2 cd, it's fabulous. And i agree 'Snow' was an incredible cd too. Good to see Mike enjoying himself away from that noise called Dream Theater.
@bozzioisgod44 That's how I find out about all these bands. Portnoy seems to have his hands in every band. First song I heard of Neal Morse was "Heaven in my Heart." Favorite song though is "We all Need some light"
@MrVictiln you needc a little less death metal and a little more jazz and funk and soul.. Marcus Miller, Sly and the Family stone, The Supremes, and of course Miles Davis, John Coltrane
@jimmaya. Perhaps prog is not about playing 42323 notes per second during 23 minutes. it's a much wider genre than most people think. And one of it's main characteristics is inlcuding pieces from many genres
@martyfriedman86 yeah I guess. Kinda overreacted with my reaction. I now what you when it's a much wider genre. But still... Not impressed, oh well.. Can't agree with everybody
@mioluce From what I know of them, I don't think this is typical. Prog bands seem to feel the need to throw in a commercial "straight" song every now and then (Collins usually used to do one on each Gabriel-era Genesis album - then they became ALL straight songs). It's not bad, but it's not prog - it's MOR.
yeah morse has more emotion but nick is good to i seen them live with nick on vocals nick is a better showman he was headbanging during surfing down the avalanche.
Where can I find the second version? When I look on Youtube I seem to find either this, live ones or an American tv series.... I'd like to hear another studio version of this if possible =)
Russscience I agree that this track doesn't sound very prog when heard in isolation. But you need to hear it in the context of a double CD concept album. Think of IT, the final track on Lamb Lies Down On Broadway..... that isn't very prog on its own
No Rudicci you are wrong......These two albums Six degrees of inner turbulence and snow came out the same year. 2002.Solitary Shell inspiration came from Peter Gabriel's "Solsburry Hill"
prog rock got a lot of credit, just not as many charted hits because of the length of prog rock songs. pop hits tend to be around 3 minutes long whereas prog rock songs usually start around 5.
This is the first song I've heard by Spock's Beard. They are reminding me of Kayak. I expected something a little more proggy. I'll try one of their older albums after this one.
They are VERY proggy. I mean, listen to this song, and know that they also have songs that sound like straight out metal, and then they have Gentle-Giant-ish stuff.
I love this song! It makes me think about my grammar teacher.. He introduced to my class this group, specially this song! The funny thing is that he looks grumpy and bad but he's very nice and he acts like a child sometimes! He also plays the guitar! =)
Love the album Snow...spocs beard are probably my second favorite band of all time. soooooo disapointing this genre of music dosent get the attension it deserves.
I've always been a huge Dream Theater fan and once had the pleasure of hearing SB with them. The band is quite unique and rather advanced in both writing and arranging. Their techniques are all very proficient as well. I think their use of dynamics and texture define their sound and the lyrics are well thought out and delivered. Very talented band. As the voice, keys, sax, and primary writer for Straightaway, I relate to the progressive genre, if you care to label it. It's just damn good music!!
I'm still undecided on whether I prefer this version or the one that closes "Snow". It's certainly the best Christian worship songs Christians aren't aware of.
Yeah, I'm a Christian, and I wish that we had this standard of worship songs at our church - it would be so refreshing to be able to praise God and enjoy the music!
I always thought this was a Snow worship song, but I see very easily how it can be a Christian worship song (I'm a Christian by the way). But a Christian worship song doesn't really fit well with the Snow storyline.
It's interesting, though. I guess it depends on when exactly Morse became a Christian during the making of this album.
From what I've been able to make of the album, Snow is a supposed saviour, who falls from grace himself but eventually finds redemption through love. Whether this love is God's or his companions or his own is up to the listener because the end of the album is kind of vague. But it's completely open to a Christian interpretation.
Neal Morse is a way better vocalist than Nick. There seems to be more emotion in Morse's voice. Nick's a good singer, but Morse does something with his voice and his music that hits a certain something.
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after hearing alot about this band, I'm pretty disappointed. the lead singer has a whiny voice and I don't really see how its progressive rock at all, sounds more like cheesy christian rock
This period (if i am not wrong) in fact is matching with the spiritual chrisis of Neal Morse, Lead vocalist and former of the band, that suddenly turned to christian rock, leaving band...
I don't find his voice so bad, even perhaps this is not his best condition... and if perhaps this is not the most progressive piece, Spock's beard is a great progressive band to me...
=^.^=
i like very much in the mouth of madness and gibberish, but also others... gibberish is very difficult to play!
This period (if i am not wrong) in fact is matching with the spiritual chrisis of Neal Morse, Lead vocalist and former of the band, that suddenly turned to christian rock, leaving band...
I don't find his voice so bad, even perhaps this is not his best condition... and if perhaps this is not the most progressive piece, Spock's beard is a great progressive band to me...
I know this is a response to a two-month-old post, but it's not as if Spock's Beard had never had acoustic songs like this before. It's subjective, but Neal Morse's voice is fine... it's a distinguishing feature of SB's early musics. This song seems to fite the "Snow" story well. And what is "progressive" anyway? Can't an uplifting song like this be part of a "progressive" opus and work?
Neal has so much emotion in his voice. I really love his voice. btw, is there anything he can't do? he can play drums, guitar, keyboard and he sings. He is one of greatest musicians I've ever heard of.
can't explain with words how much I love this song...Spock Beard's is the just the BEST band ever, and Neal Morse is a genius (even if he's now a fanatic...)
Neal Morse is so talented. Just wish this generation appreciated more music of this kind. Spocks Beard has done so well since he left, but hes found God so its all cool.
The fact that people debate the musical quality within this song proves it has musical content worth debating. Spock's Beard FTW.
reconcilingfire 1 week ago
what the f*** is so important, if it is prog or not??? it is just amazing!!!
secondchannel1000 1 week ago
This song is not progressive, but the album is.
TomateFouree 1 week ago
What's progressive, really? Is a metal guitar riff and solo slapped on top of an odd drum signature immediately progressive? Shouldn't progressive be unexpected, isn't the journey prog takes you on more important than method or form? This song is the apex of one of the most progressive albums out there.
landovers 1 week ago
I love it and it gives me the shivers everytime!
lunivory 3 weeks ago
Me and 12 other Prog Metal fans think this is not Prog!
21Kaiser21 1 month ago
@21Kaiser21 Lol, true, but the other songs on the album are. This is just one of those "take it easy" transition songs. Kinda like Dream Theater's "Walk Beside You" on the album Octavarium.
amilisom 1 month ago
@21Kaiser21 LOL get your sorry ass out of here
motorolalasershot 1 month ago
@21Kaiser21 Prog is a wider gender than Prog Metal. And all in all, music goes beyond genres. If you don't like this song, why bother listening to it and commenting it in the first place?
hespenria 3 weeks ago
@21Kaiser21 Dream Theater's "The Answer Lies Within" and "Wither" are other good examples. Also, the way the vocals are put together isn't something you hear all the time. Just stuff to think about.
undiscokidd42 1 day ago
@21Kaiser21 give a listen to their other songs mate, i suggest 'second overture/4th of july' or 'devils got my throat', this song is beautiful and shows how diverse the band can be. a band is allowed to step out of their comfort zone every now and then!
KatherineHodgson1992 14 minutes ago
That's a perfect song!
SnakeTnTaylor 1 month ago
...and my soul has been kissed, just because you exist.
ViperRob42 2 months ago
@ViperRob42 Sends shivers down my spine everytime :)
FireLinkAnime 1 month ago
this/solitary shell/solsbury hill are all the same thing lol.
sk8metalnick6 4 months ago
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franciswusher 4 months ago
@AwesomeUsername12322 Lol I didn't know I'd get such a vigorous response to that joke... To clarify, I was just kidding... Opeth is my all-time favorite band, and I very much appreciate their lighter stuff (Damnation is a fucking sweet album, BTW.) Actually I just saw them live on their new Heritage USA tour, and they fucking rocked the house so hard... They had many light songs, and no growling the whole show, but they were the most impressive musicians I've ever seen live. Sorry if I offended
franciswusher 4 months ago
@JEA21B Haha I was just kidding, referencing this clip, funny movie. Harkening back to the days when it was okay to be closed minded, ahh...... Search for "The Stoned Age BOC" on youtube.
franciswusher 4 months ago
i hate the term progressive rock, theres nothing progressive about it. Being a music student its sad to think of strumming 3 chords as being music, this is just rock everything else is below it, a joke, a game. Its only the "progressive" bands that really put effort into their work
porchmonkey401k 5 months ago
@porchmonkey401k I strongly agree with your last sentence.
M3FANBOY27 5 months ago
@M3FANBOY27 then you are not a music student
porchmonkey401k 5 months ago
@porchmonkey401k You know this is a ballad, right? Musicwise, you can't expect much from ballads. By the way, judging a band by how much they actually prove that their genre label is correct is the worst form of judgement I've ever seen.
JEA21B 4 months ago
@porchmonkey401k I'm not a music student, but I've been playing music my whole life. I agree with you, the only bands that actually tries to be innovative and create new experiences for the listener are the "progressive" bands, but they also require people who listen. Most people just want noise in the background.
binary78 2 months ago
Don't you guys know that all rock bands have a pussy song? The other songs are real song's but the pussy song they put out to test which ones of their fans are pussies. Just like BOC's Don't Fear the Reaper. And also the first track on Opeth's Watershed. Thumbs down if you recognized this as a pussy song.
franciswusher 5 months ago
@franciswusher Hey, theres nothing wrong with a little "don't fear the reaper" friend.
pinchitandrollit 4 months ago
@franciswusher Why is Coil, the first song on Watershed, a pussy song?
JEA21B 4 months ago
This is a really great song....love how it continues to build as it progresses. Definetly a catchy tune that will leave you singing this song days on end. Love the environment this song creates.
gaithk1 6 months ago
@FreshandMinty, i do agree that testimony 2 is awesome and snow is great. i got them both on my ipod, but dont be talkin shit about Dream Theater! They're single handedly one of the most talented bands out there. plus their metal actually sounds good! I live and breathe dream theater
sonicardostudios 7 months ago
cheesy.
TheBoomstickhero 7 months ago
This song sounds like a sequel to "Walking On The Wind." The Chorus is pretty identical between the two!
Zenutheduck 7 months ago
Get Neal's new Testimony 2 cd, it's fabulous. And i agree 'Snow' was an incredible cd too. Good to see Mike enjoying himself away from that noise called Dream Theater.
FreshandMinty 7 months ago
I like it, looking forward to seeing them at the High Voltage festival in july...
alphaman1970 8 months ago
Crowded House springs to mind with this song.
Message to my girl.
cmikex2 9 months ago
aggressively bland.
hansblume 9 months ago
@hansblume That's an oxymoron, lol.
emandude 9 months ago
First heard about this group off of Portnoy's "In Constant Motion" DVD. Not bad (:
bozzioisgod44 10 months ago
@bozzioisgod44 That's how I find out about all these bands. Portnoy seems to have his hands in every band. First song I heard of Neal Morse was "Heaven in my Heart." Favorite song though is "We all Need some light"
cliffordodelljones2 10 months ago
I listen to death metal.
I listen to progressive music.
I listen to R&B
For me, I honestly don't need anything else.
MrVictiln 10 months ago
@MrVictiln you needc a little less death metal and a little more jazz and funk and soul.. Marcus Miller, Sly and the Family stone, The Supremes, and of course Miles Davis, John Coltrane
bassbreaker 10 months ago
@bassbreaker I love Sly & The Family Stone, and The Supremes.
I haven't heard of the others.
I really enjoy death metal, and Black Metal.
I never need less of it.
The riffs are great, and catchy.
MrVictiln 10 months ago
I just want to live
In the place that you have to give
I'll let the heat beat me down
Until the water comes down...
bytatos 10 months ago
@jimmaya i don't get how any of this is supposed to be bad. yes and gentle giant rule.
metalfun111 1 year ago
@metalfun111 I love prog, it's my favourite genre, but I never got into Gentle Giant or King Crimson, try as I might.
AK2927 11 months ago
@AK2927 Well I never got into Yes( booooring...) and Dream Theater. "Red" from King Crimson is very good I think, and Gentle Giant just rules;)
JeffELOLynne 10 months ago
@AK2927 Genesis? Rush? Transatlantic? Those are the only ones I can think of right at this moment.
PBandJeIIy 10 months ago
dedicated this to my lady, happy one year babe! :)
IceTitan84 1 year ago
@jimmaya. Perhaps prog is not about playing 42323 notes per second during 23 minutes. it's a much wider genre than most people think. And one of it's main characteristics is inlcuding pieces from many genres
martyfriedman86 1 year ago 23
@martyfriedman86 yeah I guess. Kinda overreacted with my reaction. I now what you when it's a much wider genre. But still... Not impressed, oh well.. Can't agree with everybody
mioluce 1 year ago
dude this is spock's beard? I expected prog
mioluce 1 year ago
@mioluce This is like genesis, with a pop voice and some calm songs.
SlayerNeko 1 year ago
@mioluce dude, please listen to the whole album.........
po24244908 1 year ago
@mioluce - They are prog. Check out Revelation for instance...
NobIeSavage 1 year ago
@mioluce From what I know of them, I don't think this is typical. Prog bands seem to feel the need to throw in a commercial "straight" song every now and then (Collins usually used to do one on each Gabriel-era Genesis album - then they became ALL straight songs). It's not bad, but it's not prog - it's MOR.
AK2927 11 months ago
neal morse kicks so much ass, its not even funny
In2Infinity 1 year ago 2
change the sails to suit the wind you said, sort of x for monica
aceishigh1 1 year ago
yeah morse has more emotion but nick is good to i seen them live with nick on vocals nick is a better showman he was headbanging during surfing down the avalanche.
brethartno1 1 year ago
does he sound like lennon/glen tipton or what?
blowmyroot 1 year ago
One of the greatest inspirational songs ever!
ToothTwister77 1 year ago
So this is christmas.....
Teabonesteak 1 year ago
It's like Phil Collins combined with the singer of Oasis then covered itself in gold and took the appearence of Neal Morse...
Ajpforman 1 year ago
Nick is a better singer
but they both are great drummers
I saw neal at transatlantic
and nick with spocks
they are great
thijsbults 1 year ago
Very good 80's sound
Voivodian89 1 year ago
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godzillafireman 1 year ago
This reminds me of Toad the Wet Sprocket.
BaiLiHua 1 year ago
Excellent. Never heard these guys before.
Microsloth 1 year ago
@Microsloth CHECK OUT PORCUPINE TREE..!! Thats some good stuff..
BigBearVids 1 year ago 2
cool song! my vids are cool too!
L3tsD0This 1 year ago
Not too prog sounding, though it's a great song nonetheless. I want more.
Prog ftw!
elindean 1 year ago
I truly think this is one of the best S.B. songs,very inspiring, very positive, true artists at work! Euphia at it's finest.
mydrumasnare 1 year ago
This is my favourite song of that album. And the second version fills me even more with positive energy.
mostlyanthony 1 year ago 8
@mostlyanthony
Where can I find the second version? When I look on Youtube I seem to find either this, live ones or an American tv series.... I'd like to hear another studio version of this if possible =)
khakimidget 1 year ago
@khakimidget you can find the whole "Snow"-album on Youtube. The second version of Wind at my back is combined with "Made alive again"
mostlyanthony 1 year ago
@mostlyanthony Cool, thanks! I'll look that up =)
khakimidget 1 year ago
what a great band, i dont know why they are not more well know. great song and video thanx for postin
9496tull 1 year ago
it´s SB´s "IT" from genesis
MoveOverCasanova 2 years ago
veers off into geysing
BetterTasteThanU 2 years ago
Fantastic lyrics
Flughafenretter 2 years ago
Doesn't really sound like prog very much
russscience 2 years ago
Russscience I agree that this track doesn't sound very prog when heard in isolation. But you need to hear it in the context of a double CD concept album. Think of IT, the final track on Lamb Lies Down On Broadway..... that isn't very prog on its own
moonkeele 2 years ago
listen to any other song theyre very progressive
thisdayjustbelongedt 2 years ago
I would say The Light is a nice first cd to try by Spocks Beard. Snow is good, I would say start from the early days :)
howdyfeller 2 years ago
instant classic !!!!
MoveOverCasanova 2 years ago
I'm not sure what Spocks beard album to start off with, I heard quite a few songs and I wanan get an album, should I start off with snow?
ViperRob42 2 years ago 4
Definately.. You will eventually get so hooked that you can't listen to other Spock's Beard albums for a while, just because Snow is so great
bluestripedtiger 2 years ago
awesome i seen them live in glasgow they are great guys should be more succesful
brethartno1 2 years ago
No Rudicci you are wrong......These two albums Six degrees of inner turbulence and snow came out the same year. 2002.Solitary Shell inspiration came from Peter Gabriel's "Solsburry Hill"
aigaleada 2 years ago
now i know where "solitary shell" inspirations comes :D Great great great song!!
rudicci 2 years ago
one of the greatest songs!!!i love spocks!!especially with neal...prog rock never got the credit it deserved!
andrewmilios 2 years ago
prog rock got a lot of credit, just not as many charted hits because of the length of prog rock songs. pop hits tend to be around 3 minutes long whereas prog rock songs usually start around 5.
bluehairspaz 2 years ago
This is the first song I've heard by Spock's Beard. They are reminding me of Kayak. I expected something a little more proggy. I'll try one of their older albums after this one.
maddpiklz48 2 years ago
They are VERY proggy. I mean, listen to this song, and know that they also have songs that sound like straight out metal, and then they have Gentle-Giant-ish stuff.
Jaemseh 2 years ago
I like that there is an audience out here which can speak in complete sentences!
Life long musician/ froggman
froggpond1 2 years ago
I love this song! It makes me think about my grammar teacher.. He introduced to my class this group, specially this song! The funny thing is that he looks grumpy and bad but he's very nice and he acts like a child sometimes! He also plays the guitar! =)
BarbiegirlzOfficial 2 years ago
You're so lucky to have a teacher who likes Spock's Beard.
Jaemseh 2 years ago
Love the album Snow...spocs beard are probably my second favorite band of all time. soooooo disapointing this genre of music dosent get the attension it deserves.
Inscripticor 2 years ago 2
hmm.
my ex introduced me to this band. & i'm glad he did, because i like it:)
but it reminds me of him, sadly.
lovepainhate 2 years ago
Wow, this is a great song.
benelectron8 2 years ago 2
thanks for the music and
thanks for all the time I heard this music.
thanks for SB
kuntabunte 2 years ago
I've always been a huge Dream Theater fan and once had the pleasure of hearing SB with them. The band is quite unique and rather advanced in both writing and arranging. Their techniques are all very proficient as well. I think their use of dynamics and texture define their sound and the lyrics are well thought out and delivered. Very talented band. As the voice, keys, sax, and primary writer for Straightaway, I relate to the progressive genre, if you care to label it. It's just damn good music!!
voxman9999 3 years ago 6
PORCUPINE TREE
MARILLION
PENDRAGON
IQ
check em all out if you are pining for
septic77 3 years ago 4
also DJAM KARET
hockeyfan1111 2 years ago
Don't forget THE FLOWER KINGS and TRANSATLANTIC!!!
matticer 2 years ago 3
I'm still undecided on whether I prefer this version or the one that closes "Snow". It's certainly the best Christian worship songs Christians aren't aware of.
Rhubba 3 years ago 3
Yeah, I'm a Christian, and I wish that we had this standard of worship songs at our church - it would be so refreshing to be able to praise God and enjoy the music!
Keyboardzrock 3 years ago
I always thought this was a Snow worship song, but I see very easily how it can be a Christian worship song (I'm a Christian by the way). But a Christian worship song doesn't really fit well with the Snow storyline.
It's interesting, though. I guess it depends on when exactly Morse became a Christian during the making of this album.
RaspberryIceT 2 years ago
From what I've been able to make of the album, Snow is a supposed saviour, who falls from grace himself but eventually finds redemption through love. Whether this love is God's or his companions or his own is up to the listener because the end of the album is kind of vague. But it's completely open to a Christian interpretation.
redskullz124 2 years ago
Wow, I can totally feel the song!
CandyTheKitty 3 years ago
Neal Morse is a way better vocalist than Nick. There seems to be more emotion in Morse's voice. Nick's a good singer, but Morse does something with his voice and his music that hits a certain something.
Glasscider 3 years ago 29
@Glasscider Maybe because Nick is the drummer too, no ? :)
Zekull 1 year ago
Nick on the vocals is so much better! The last 3 albums of Spock's Beard are the best!
blindheavy 3 years ago
Hopefully one day Neal will perform the complete "Snow"-album
mostlyanthony 3 years ago 3
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after hearing alot about this band, I'm pretty disappointed. the lead singer has a whiny voice and I don't really see how its progressive rock at all, sounds more like cheesy christian rock
bphutchins 3 years ago
This period (if i am not wrong) in fact is matching with the spiritual chrisis of Neal Morse, Lead vocalist and former of the band, that suddenly turned to christian rock, leaving band...
I don't find his voice so bad, even perhaps this is not his best condition... and if perhaps this is not the most progressive piece, Spock's beard is a great progressive band to me...
=^.^=
i like very much in the mouth of madness and gibberish, but also others... gibberish is very difficult to play!
shiva230178 3 years ago 2
This period (if i am not wrong) in fact is matching with the spiritual chrisis of Neal Morse, Lead vocalist and former of the band, that suddenly turned to christian rock, leaving band...
I don't find his voice so bad, even perhaps this is not his best condition... and if perhaps this is not the most progressive piece, Spock's beard is a great progressive band to me...
=^.^=
shiva230178 3 years ago
I know this is a response to a two-month-old post, but it's not as if Spock's Beard had never had acoustic songs like this before. It's subjective, but Neal Morse's voice is fine... it's a distinguishing feature of SB's early musics. This song seems to fite the "Snow" story well. And what is "progressive" anyway? Can't an uplifting song like this be part of a "progressive" opus and work?
isitrealgood 3 years ago
see the play with neal in pittsburg, pa
drewbark1 3 years ago
And I agree, it's the best slow song I've heard along with the newer Spock's Beard's "There was a Time"
Chocomancer 3 years ago
This group's a new find for me - I think that they're fantastic!
Keyboardzrock 3 years ago 3
They're very good man!
Chocomancer 3 years ago 5
So it seems! I love prog so much - and this is where it's at.
Keyboardzrock 3 years ago
Neal has so much emotion in his voice. I really love his voice. btw, is there anything he can't do? he can play drums, guitar, keyboard and he sings. He is one of greatest musicians I've ever heard of.
hcyjtd4x 3 years ago 4
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My mum likes them...i think they suck^^
holy0mum 3 years ago
You're mum has better taste in music than you ever will.
Jaemseh 3 years ago 11
@Jaemseh Your, not you're, which is a conjugation you are.
gh9448 10 months ago
@Jaemseh wow what a diss!! love it!
StringyBeanie 9 months ago
@Jaemseh ...and your mum can probably spell better than you...it's YOUR mum, not "You're", which is a conjugation of "you are".
gh9448 7 months ago
@Jaemseh Learn to spell, stupid-it's YOUR, not YOU'RE.
gh9448 7 months ago 3
@gh9448 If he didn't learn that at school like the rest of us, he never will
boogiefever1985 7 months ago 2
Such a wonderful song!
geosan1 3 years ago 2
In a time where I often give up on current music, this gives me hope that there is still an audience for quality. This always makes me feel good!
purplefraze 3 years ago 3
This band takes me back to my flower days. They are profound.
BonnieJeanne 3 years ago
Such wonderfull stuff!
progbc 3 years ago
I think Nick is an AMAZING singer, maybe better than Neal, but man, Neal is like the soul for SB, he's needed
silentgnome 3 years ago 4
I miss Neal too. And agreed, Nick sings very well, but Neal just owns the sound of Beard. His solo stuff is great though
xraycat30 3 years ago 2
i think neal morse should get back together with spocks beard and go on tour playing snow
frootloopguy 3 years ago 4
If that happened, I would travel anywhere in the world to see that show. Maybe we should start a petition.
mindseyejohn 3 years ago 3
I'd sign it ;)
mostlyanthony 3 years ago 3
I'll sign it
xraycat30 3 years ago
Beautiful words, very meaningful. Another special favourite.
chrissiesrainbow 4 years ago 4
you give what i lack...exceptional..words and instrumental compose...just heavenly
PopKornPlayer88 4 years ago 3
Beautiful words and the singing is just as good ^^
Eviejean87 4 years ago
Spock's Beard introduced me to the wonders of progressive rock, and I'll always love it for that. Wonderful band, wonderful song.
T3hXinro 4 years ago 3
you must hear Dream Theater.
Space Dye Vest The spirit carries on
alexhesse84 3 years ago 7
can't explain with words how much I love this song...Spock Beard's is the just the BEST band ever, and Neal Morse is a genius (even if he's now a fanatic...)
Guillaume212121 4 years ago 3
What a beautiful song...
IzzyTush 4 years ago
goooooood i love this song - reuben, aged 6!
repvhil 4 years ago
Love this song, but the Born Again/Wind At My Back version on disk 2 is even better yet.
anubis462 4 years ago 3
I'm not sure about this band yet, got to hear more.
adg211288 4 years ago
I don't suppose anyone can direct me to some good studio stuff by this band, and Neal Morse's solo work?
(He's got such a good voice, check him out on Ayreon's The First Man on earth, which I'm going to upload soon.)
adg211288 4 years ago
Spock's Beard - "Beware of Darkness" is a good album to start with I think.
Neal's solo - "One" - Simply amazing.
Bauermayers 4 years ago
Thanks
adg211288 4 years ago
Snow is by far the best album they did. Nothing the beard or Morse does now gets even close to it. To bad he quit, they could have been huge..
boupa1 4 years ago 4
Neal Morse is so talented. Just wish this generation appreciated more music of this kind. Spocks Beard has done so well since he left, but hes found God so its all cool.
bigballbrowney 4 years ago
What do you mean by "this generation"? I guess you could be referring to the hip-hop/rap/R N B fans that dominate mainstream music these days.
adg211288 4 years ago
I'm a big R&B- and Hip-Hop-Fan but I also like that kind of music...great song!!!
80sgroove 4 years ago
WOW! Great music!
Cukibea 4 years ago
I love this song :) plus Carie from the same cd is such a lovely song :)
jemdave13 4 years ago
Thanks for this! I was looking for my copy of Snow, I couldn't find it and was getting kind of desperate to hear this song!
Beautiful indeed!
GenericRoark 4 years ago
That's incredible friend - I lost mine too !! 2 discs as I remember too :(
cheerts ,Myche
humboldtmyche 4 years ago