Then you never been an atheist. Atheism it is just a name for a science worldview, it is not a one-week trand like religion which you can change every day. If you are really atheist, you will always be.
@@Guapter I think most atheists would argue that atheism is the result of a scientific worldview. And my worldview will always be informed by the scientific method. Yet science is merely a tool, a method of thinking that we build our worldviews out of. I am no longer an atheist. It's been another few years since I wrote this and more since the change came, and I find it holds true still now. Using the scientific method as I examine textual and historical evidence, I find there is sufficient reason to assume not only intelligent design but a Christian one at that.
@@RedircSiuol Design of what? Historical events? Why then the influence of religion on the actions of people made you a Christian? There is no causal link. Or i misunderstand you?
@@Guapter Well, that's just bullshit. Atheism means not believing in a god, that could come from any form of worldview. If he didn't believe in god, and now does, then he stopped being an atheist.
Damn this a great song. Such classic Neal, with all the majestic flourishes, triumphant overtures, emotional balladeering and above all just terrific song writing. This is absolutely up there with anything he's done with Transatlantic or the Beard.
The main theme at 10:22 is one of the most beautiful melodies that I have ever heard. I almost can not believe that this new album is even better than Testimony 2... Let's all buy this record. It is really worth of it.
I think this is Neal's strongest solo work to date. It has the same dynamic feel as his work with Transatlantic and even has a hint of Roine Stolt's influence in the songwriting at times.
Still one of his best long-form songs whilst listening in 2019. It prefigures Similitude of a Dream in so many wonderful ways, with a much better "battle" sequence starting from 25.40.
epic prog rock from the creative genius of Neal Morse. Elements of Kansas, Genesis, even Jethro Tull, this is a culmination of many musical influences.
I am a complete atheist but I just find this to be one of the most motivating songs ever. Yeah, I think I could easily call this piece my "motivation song". At first I had trouble getting around how blatantly major-sounding some of Morse's music is, with big themes always done the same way, but now I get it. It's not what I used to search for in music and I'm glad I forced myself to outgrow the initial dislike of "it's too much of the same old same old". Thank you Neal for being such an inspiration even for people like me!
May be his finest song ever a Spacey Epic that sounds very fresh and symphonic greatness all instrumentation here is top drawer. I wish more would lend their ear to his music.
...esperemos verlo junto a Spok's este abril en Mexico ...pero realmente como solista no tiene madre !! hasta uno se torna cristiano !!!.. la clase de musica que logra en Momentum y en especial en esta rola es simplemente maravillosa..esta clase de progresivo , fresco, energetico, fuerte es el que hace que el genero crezca y no desaparezca !!!..felicidades Neil !!!... We will see next to Spok's Beard this April in Mexico. But solo is really wonderful and amazing! So any being becomes Christian !. The music succeeds in Momentum and especially in this song is simply wonderful. This kind of music, fresh, energetic, strong, is what makes the progressive genre grow and not go away! .. Congratulations Neil!
Toda la razón, como Cristiano puedo decir, hacen falta más músicos cómo Neal que den gloria a Dios con este tremendo nivel de talento, técnica y creatividad. Bendiciones
temiztocles Me encanta la música de N Morse, pero volverse cristiano en ésta época en que los nuevos "templarios" han lanzado una nueva cruzada... no me parece
I just got this cd a few weeks ago. Love it. I like the new bassist more. He plays the same bass I used to....Spector Euro Natural. Randy George. His style is closer to mine. I have already learned this album. Neal is a genius with all these different stories and melody lines he keeps coming up with. Good recording quality although a bit bass shy on some passages.
Of course it's pretty much impossible to say what's the best song ever made, but this definitely is pretty high up on that list (if not looked from a subjective point of view). One of the best songs I've ever heard.
..Ajua!..asi si me convierto en cristiano !..este es el rock progresivo nuevo ,fresco , vital y perene que hace falta y realza el genero..que clase de cancion !..Esperamos con ansia a Neil en Mexico este abril del 2014 proximo ..... y si..claro que tocara esta obra maestra!!... Ajua ..! . Way if I become a Christian! This is the new, fresh, vital and progressive rock we need and enhances the genre ...what a song! Neil hope in Mexico this upcoming April 2014 with joy. And surely play this masterpiece! ...
There are many people saying Question Mark is a Long Song but actually Question Mark is really an Album with alot of songs, ending up with a song with the same title as the first one. But it's not a giant song :) Whirlwind by Transatlantic is in the other hand a big 77 minutes song :)
Worlds without Number By R. Val Johnson The heavens declare the glory of God. One of the great truths restored in our day is that we are literally spirit sons and daughters of God. In scriptures brought to light by the Prophet Joseph Smith, we read these words of our Heavenly Father: “I made the world, and men before they were in the flesh” (Moses 6:51; see also Moses 3:5). Perhaps because the concept of father is easy to grasp, or perhaps because the idea that we are the offspring of God is so empowering (see Acts 17:28), we sometimes tend to focus on that personal relationship and forget that our Heavenly Father, through His Son, is also the Creator and Ruler of the universe. To Moses, He declared: “I am the Lord God Almighty, and Endless is my name. … “And worlds without number have I created; … and by the Son I created them, which is mine Only Begotten” (Moses 1:3, 33). The God we worship is more powerful than we can comprehend. The Father, through His Son, not only created the heavens and the earth but also is the power that sustains those creations. Speaking of the Savior and the light, or power, by which He creates and governs, the Prophet Joseph wrote: “He … ascended up on high, as also he descended below all things, in that he comprehended all things, that he might be in all and through all things, the light of truth. … “Which light proceedeth forth from the presence of God to fill the immensity of space- “The light which is in all things, which giveth life to all things, which is the law by which all things are governed, even the power of God” (D&C 88:6, 12-13). While God is able to comprehend and govern all things, we mortals struggle to comprehend even the most rudimentary of His works. And yet, we are blessed to live in the fulness of times “in the which nothing shall be withheld. … “… If there be bounds set to the heavens or to the seas, or to the dry land, or to the sun, moon, or stars- “All the times of their revolutions, all the appointed days, months, and years, and … all their glories, laws, and set times, shall be revealed in the days of the dispensation of the fulness of times” (D&C 121:28, 30-31). That promised knowledge is being revealed to us by faith, foremost in the revelations of the Prophet Joseph Smith. It is also coming to us by study. (See D&C 88:118.) Astronomers, with the aid of powerful instruments, are helping us glimpse the extent of God’s dominions. While astrophysics in the future will surely be modified as more is learned of the universe, what we have learned so far is mind-boggling. And if anything is true of the research done over the past several decades, it is that the more we learn, the more incredible our view of God’s creations becomes. Caught up in the wonder of this expanding view of the cosmos, we can only kneel in awed reverence before Him, the creator and sustainer of it, and express gratitude that this divine, all-powerful Being is our Father. And we stand in stunned astonishment to learn that the purpose of all the work He has done is to bring about our immortality and eternal life (see Moses 1:39). Knowing all this, should we not gladly obey His counsel and, with eagerness, receive the ordinances and covenants that will guide us to eternal life with Him? What follows is just a glimpse of the majesty and glory of our Heavenly Father’s handiwork. In the Beginning Our sun was created to give light and life to the earth on which we live. For example, the miracle of photosynthesis enables plants to convert sunlight into the matter we eat and to release into the environment the oxygen we breathe. Our planet is just the right distance from the sun-neither too far away (and thus too cold) nor too close (and thus too hot) to sustain the amazing diversity of animals, plants, and people that populate it. Moving in His Majesty and Power Light travels at 186,282 miles (299,792 km) per second. As far as we can tell, nothing in the physical universe can go faster. Because light travels so fast, and because its speed is constant, we can use it to measure the incredible distances in the universe. Light from the sun takes only eight minutes to reach earth, which revolves around the sun at an average of 93 million miles (149.7 million km). A number of other planets and objects revolve around the sun. Circling the sun at the edge of this solar system is a cloud of small, icy objects. They are so far away that it takes seven hours for light from the sun to reach them. That is nothing compared with the distance to our nearest stellar neighbor. Light from Proxima Centauri travels more than four years to reach us. Light from the nearest galaxy, Andromeda, travels to us in about two million years. Because of the sheer size of the universe, astronomers commonly measure distances in light-years, so Andromeda is said to be two million light-years away. Great Is Our Lord, and of Great Power Most stars are grouped into communities called galaxies. Our own, the Milky Way, is a medium-sized spiral galaxy more than 100 thousand light-years in diameter. It has between 200 and 400 billion stars. Yet it is only one of billions of galaxies-estimates range from 100 billion to 500 billion. The largest galaxy discovered so far has 100 trillion stars. All those stars come in a dazzling array of colors and sizes, some more than a thousand times larger than our own. Together, all the galaxies in the visible universe contain an estimated 30 billion trillion stars. Yet that number may be a small fraction of all there are. Evidence suggests that we can see only about 5 percent of all there is (the rest is “dark matter” and “dark energy,” so called because it can’t be seen or detected directly by the instruments we have). The universe, in fact, may be infinite in size. And God controls it all. In His Own Image In recent years, with advanced telescopes and other instruments, scientists have begun to search not just for stars but also for planets around those stars. The number of planets discovered is growing rapidly. As of March 2013, the number surpassed 900, and some appeared to lie in the same habitable zone as our earth. The number of planets in our galaxy alone could easily be in the hundreds of billions. Considering that there are hundreds of billions of galaxies in the visible universe, the number of planets is so large as to be incomprehensible-truly worlds without number (see Moses 1:33-35). And scattered among them, as the Prophet Joseph Smith testified, are worlds whose “inhabitants … are begotten sons and daughters unto God” (D&C 76:24; see also Joseph Fielding Smith, “Out of the Darkness,” Ensign, June 1971, 2). We Are Everything to God President Dieter F. Uchtdorf “This is a paradox of man: compared to God, man is nothing; yet we are everything to God. While against the backdrop of infinite creation we may appear to be nothing, we have a spark of eternal fire burning within our breast. We have the incomprehensible promise of exaltation-worlds without end-within our grasp. And it is God’s great desire to help us reach it.”
Hey , Neil..tienes que tocarla esta primavera en Mexicali , Mexico..si no....puede haber sucidios... Hey Neil, if you don't play this song in Mexicali, Mex, this spring ...may be many suicides...so you have to play live in Mexical.Mexico.....i ..!!!!
with all respect... how can you seriously consider this as one of neal's best songs? sure, he wrote lots of great music... i will always love the early spocks beard albums as well as the first two with transatlantic, but for more than 10 years i haven't heard not one song that could compete with his masterpieces. this is not a matter of taste. neal has deserved his place in the neo prog olymp, he should just concentrate on recording his worship stuff, because his prog music of today is anything but progressive, it's just repeatitive as hell..
Taylor Smith prog stands for progressive. rush is a progressive band, as they practically played the same style on two albums. looking at neal's back catalogue, i'd say he stopped progressing musically with the snow album.
Well, the point is that Neal's music is quite predictable these days, of course. He has a vocabulary that he has been using forever, and since he writes at least an album a year, it can hardly be otherwise, hence some passages that border on self parody sometimes. That being said, the quality remains very high overall, which is remarkable. But for the always fresh and flawless stuff, the 4 or 5 first SB album are his definitive statements, as far as I can hear. Also, I think D'Virgilio's style suits better his music than Portnoy's, which also partly explains the difference.
I can't describe how talented it is to make music over 30 minutes and not even get the slightest bit of boredom.
Phenomenal Band
Final part ils killing for me ..i
This is a prog Epic of Epic's just stunning!!! What an emotive piece of music😲💥💯👍👏👏
This is one of the greatest songs I have ever heard.
This song perfectly reflects my feelings and experiences as I left atheism for God. Amazing!
Louis Crider wow your post just gave me chills thank you
Then you never been an atheist. Atheism it is just a name for a science worldview, it is not a one-week trand like religion which you can change every day. If you are really atheist, you will always be.
@@Guapter I think most atheists would argue that atheism is the result of a scientific worldview. And my worldview will always be informed by the scientific method. Yet science is merely a tool, a method of thinking that we build our worldviews out of. I am no longer an atheist. It's been another few years since I wrote this and more since the change came, and I find it holds true still now. Using the scientific method as I examine textual and historical evidence, I find there is sufficient reason to assume not only intelligent design but a Christian one at that.
@@RedircSiuol Design of what? Historical events? Why then the influence of religion on the actions of people made you a Christian? There is no causal link. Or i misunderstand you?
@@Guapter Well, that's just bullshit. Atheism means not believing in a god, that could come from any form of worldview. If he didn't believe in god, and now does, then he stopped being an atheist.
Musicianship at its best.
EXCELLENT....
This may be Neal Morse's most underrated song this song is incredible
for those haters and can't stand long songs, then you don't belong here...why even bother commenting...I HAVE ONE WORD FOR NEAL MORSE,,",GENIUS"...!!!
Neal Morse = AMAZING!!!
Damn this a great song. Such classic Neal, with all the majestic flourishes, triumphant overtures, emotional balladeering and above all just terrific song writing. This is absolutely up there with anything he's done with Transatlantic or the Beard.
My favorite Songwriter, Musician, Singer. What a great Epic. What a positive Message. What wonderfull Melodies.
Thanx Neal🌞
The main theme at 10:22 is one of the most beautiful melodies that I have ever heard. I almost can not believe that this new album is even better than Testimony 2... Let's all buy this record. It is really worth of it.
holy God... 26:43 gives me the chills to end all chills
I think this is Neal's strongest solo work to date. It has the same dynamic feel as his work with Transatlantic and even has a hint of Roine Stolt's influence in the songwriting at times.
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Still one of his best long-form songs whilst listening in 2019. It prefigures Similitude of a Dream in so many wonderful ways, with a much better "battle" sequence starting from 25.40.
I think I'd still include it as a top 10 long form song of his, even considering his work with Spock's Beard or Transatlantic or Flying Colors.
epic prog rock from the creative genius of Neal Morse. Elements of Kansas, Genesis, even Jethro Tull, this is a culmination of many musical influences.
I am a complete atheist but I just find this to be one of the most motivating songs ever. Yeah, I think I could easily call this piece my "motivation song". At first I had trouble getting around how blatantly major-sounding some of Morse's music is, with big themes always done the same way, but now I get it. It's not what I used to search for in music and I'm glad I forced myself to outgrow the initial dislike of "it's too much of the same old same old". Thank you Neal for being such an inspiration even for people like me!
Good man.
This song blesses me.
May be his finest song ever a Spacey Epic that sounds very fresh and symphonic greatness all instrumentation here is top drawer. I wish more would lend their ear to his music.
6 days later... song still going... bring food... kidding, that was awesome.
What can be said, fantastic isn't enough, a God send... Thank you for everything, for sharing your heart...
I love this song, and i'm an atheist.
And God loves you, my friend.
Neal Morse is my favorite songwriter, keyboard player and singer and I am an atheist.
Daniel Guimarães he sure makes some great music.
The music is the only thing that religion or anything can divide, I'm atheist too and I love the music of Neal Morse :)
any belief system is vain.
...esperemos verlo junto a Spok's este abril en Mexico ...pero realmente como solista no tiene madre !! hasta uno se torna cristiano !!!.. la clase de musica que logra en Momentum y en especial en esta rola es simplemente maravillosa..esta clase de progresivo , fresco, energetico, fuerte es el que hace que el genero crezca y no desaparezca !!!..felicidades Neil !!!...
We will see next to Spok's Beard this April in Mexico. But solo is really wonderful and amazing! So any being becomes Christian !. The music succeeds in Momentum and especially in this song is simply wonderful. This kind of music, fresh, energetic, strong, is what makes the progressive genre grow and not go away! .. Congratulations Neil!
Toda la razón, como Cristiano puedo decir, hacen falta más músicos cómo Neal que den gloria a Dios con este tremendo nivel de talento, técnica y creatividad.
Bendiciones
temiztocles Me encanta la música de N Morse, pero volverse cristiano en ésta época en que los nuevos "templarios" han lanzado una nueva cruzada... no me parece
Stunning. Hes keeping the dream alive
Incredible, so glad I found this!
Simply fantastic. Got chills about 4 times in that. Oh thank you neal, thank you so much!
how does he continue to improve musically?....this is the best cd yet, guys just a music generator that just wont slow down...
I just got this cd a few weeks ago. Love it. I like the new bassist more. He plays the same bass I used to....Spector Euro Natural. Randy George. His style is closer to mine. I have already learned this album. Neal is a genius with all these different stories and melody lines he keeps coming up with. Good recording quality although a bit bass shy on some passages.
Of course it's pretty much impossible to say what's the best song ever made, but this definitely is pretty high up on that list (if not looked from a subjective point of view). One of the best songs I've ever heard.
anyone else waiting for him to make an hour long song?(:
Listen to transatlantic the whirlwind. It's pretty much an hour and seventeen minutes song That neil morse definitely had an influence on
..Ajua!..asi si me convierto en cristiano !..este es el rock progresivo nuevo ,fresco , vital y perene que hace falta y realza el genero..que clase de cancion !..Esperamos con ansia a Neil en Mexico este abril del 2014 proximo ..... y si..claro que tocara esta obra maestra!!...
Ajua ..! . Way if I become a Christian! This is the new, fresh, vital and progressive rock we need and enhances the genre ...what a song! Neil hope in Mexico this upcoming April 2014 with joy. And surely play this masterpiece! ...
He did it at least 3 times..... with Spock's Snow, Question Mark and Transatlantic's Whirlwind...if you know what I mean....
Que artista cristiano podrá darle la talla a éste sublime trabajo musical...espero que hallan muchos mas
The perfect emotio ,the perfect piano note at 29.07.in a magnifiscent landscape
So who else didn't realize this was a Christian Rock album until their 900th listen?
There are many people saying Question Mark is a Long Song but actually Question Mark is really an Album with alot of songs, ending up with a song with the same title as the first one. But it's not a giant song :) Whirlwind by Transatlantic is in the other hand a big 77 minutes song :)
Amazing......
Just Being is enough to believe!!!.......
Just. So. Good!!! Thanks for sharing!
Oh man, this is better than I thought it was going to be. Thanks for posting!
What an absolute kickass! :))
Great Adson Sodré
18:40 reminds me of Fifth Of Firth... and the bass is just perfect!
Had the same thought since first listen
Straordinario!! Pezzo epico sotto tutti i punti di vista.
brividi!!! bellissimo pezzo!!!
Keith Green, Don Fransisco, and David Meece would be proud!
't blijft mooi!
CAPOLAVORO!
Best since "?"...!
Clear Morse vibe, very much Transatlantic like
Question Mark and The Whirlwind definitely. Snow I see it more as a collection of songs
what a killer solo at 15:00
Marc Fernandez don't forget he made The Whirlwind together with Transatlantic!
Oh, and I can't seem to reply to comments...
29:06..it s the killing chord
In that case, my apologies to Ziad. I did not know this. Thanks for the info.
Epic
5:27 a stealth reference to All I Do Is Think of You by Jackson 5?
... Song without end :p
14:40 Adson!!
musico ymusica muy fresco y con fortaleza
Set 2: Danger
12:26 reminds me of Have a Cigar.
Disc 2: Danger
19:03
yeah, we all wish
marvelous trip MORSE at the top of creation🤣
I believe he already did! It was titled "?"
-M.
Neal morse / 20
Worlds without Number
By R. Val Johnson
The heavens declare the glory of God.
One of the great truths restored in our day is that we are literally spirit sons and daughters of God. In scriptures brought to light by the Prophet Joseph Smith, we read these words of our Heavenly Father: “I made the world, and men before they were in the flesh” (Moses 6:51; see also Moses 3:5).
Perhaps because the concept of father is easy to grasp, or perhaps because the idea that we are the offspring of God is so empowering (see Acts 17:28), we sometimes tend to focus on that personal relationship and forget that our Heavenly Father, through His Son, is also the Creator and Ruler of the universe. To Moses, He declared:
“I am the Lord God Almighty, and Endless is my name. …
“And worlds without number have I created; … and by the Son I created them, which is mine Only Begotten” (Moses 1:3, 33).
The God we worship is more powerful than we can comprehend. The Father, through His Son, not only created the heavens and the earth but also is the power that sustains those creations. Speaking of the Savior and the light, or power, by which He creates and governs, the Prophet Joseph wrote:
“He … ascended up on high, as also he descended below all things, in that he comprehended all things, that he might be in all and through all things, the light of truth. …
“Which light proceedeth forth from the presence of God to fill the immensity of space-
“The light which is in all things, which giveth life to all things, which is the law by which all things are governed, even the power of God” (D&C 88:6, 12-13).
While God is able to comprehend and govern all things, we mortals struggle to comprehend even the most rudimentary of His works. And yet, we are blessed to live in the fulness of times “in the which nothing shall be withheld. …
“… If there be bounds set to the heavens or to the seas, or to the dry land, or to the sun, moon, or stars-
“All the times of their revolutions, all the appointed days, months, and years, and … all their glories, laws, and set times, shall be revealed in the days of the dispensation of the fulness of times” (D&C 121:28, 30-31).
That promised knowledge is being revealed to us by faith, foremost in the revelations of the Prophet Joseph Smith. It is also coming to us by study. (See D&C 88:118.) Astronomers, with the aid of powerful instruments, are helping us glimpse the extent of God’s dominions. While astrophysics in the future will surely be modified as more is learned of the universe, what we have learned so far is mind-boggling. And if anything is true of the research done over the past several decades, it is that the more we learn, the more incredible our view of God’s creations becomes.
Caught up in the wonder of this expanding view of the cosmos, we can only kneel in awed reverence before Him, the creator and sustainer of it, and express gratitude that this divine, all-powerful Being is our Father. And we stand in stunned astonishment to learn that the purpose of all the work He has done is to bring about our immortality and eternal life (see Moses 1:39). Knowing all this, should we not gladly obey His counsel and, with eagerness, receive the ordinances and covenants that will guide us to eternal life with Him?
What follows is just a glimpse of the majesty and glory of our Heavenly Father’s handiwork.
In the Beginning
Our sun was created to give light and life to the earth on which we live. For example, the miracle of photosynthesis enables plants to convert sunlight into the matter we eat and to release into the environment the oxygen we breathe. Our planet is just the right distance from the sun-neither too far away (and thus too cold) nor too close (and thus too hot) to sustain the amazing diversity of animals, plants, and people that populate it.
Moving in His Majesty and Power
Light travels at 186,282 miles (299,792 km) per second. As far as we can tell, nothing in the physical universe can go faster. Because light travels so fast, and because its speed is constant, we can use it to measure the incredible distances in the universe. Light from the sun takes only eight minutes to reach earth, which revolves around the sun at an average of 93 million miles (149.7 million km). A number of other planets and objects revolve around the sun. Circling the sun at the edge of this solar system is a cloud of small, icy objects. They are so far away that it takes seven hours for light from the sun to reach them. That is nothing compared with the distance to our nearest stellar neighbor. Light from Proxima Centauri travels more than four years to reach us. Light from the nearest galaxy, Andromeda, travels to us in about two million years. Because of the sheer size of the universe, astronomers commonly measure distances in light-years, so Andromeda is said to be two million light-years away.
Great Is Our Lord, and of Great Power
Most stars are grouped into communities called galaxies. Our own, the Milky Way, is a medium-sized spiral galaxy more than 100 thousand light-years in diameter. It has between 200 and 400 billion stars. Yet it is only one of billions of galaxies-estimates range from 100 billion to 500 billion. The largest galaxy discovered so far has 100 trillion stars. All those stars come in a dazzling array of colors and sizes, some more than a thousand times larger than our own.
Together, all the galaxies in the visible universe contain an estimated 30 billion trillion stars. Yet that number may be a small fraction of all there are. Evidence suggests that we can see only about 5 percent of all there is (the rest is “dark matter” and “dark energy,” so called because it can’t be seen or detected directly by the instruments we have). The universe, in fact, may be infinite in size.
And God controls it all.
In His Own Image
In recent years, with advanced telescopes and other instruments, scientists have begun to search not just for stars but also for planets around those stars. The number of planets discovered is growing rapidly. As of March 2013, the number surpassed 900, and some appeared to lie in the same habitable zone as our earth. The number of planets in our galaxy alone could easily be in the hundreds of billions. Considering that there are hundreds of billions of galaxies in the visible universe, the number of planets is so large as to be incomprehensible-truly worlds without number (see Moses 1:33-35).
And scattered among them, as the Prophet Joseph Smith testified, are worlds whose “inhabitants … are begotten sons and daughters unto God” (D&C 76:24; see also Joseph Fielding Smith, “Out of the Darkness,” Ensign, June 1971, 2).
We Are Everything to God
President Dieter F. Uchtdorf
“This is a paradox of man: compared to God, man is nothing; yet we are everything to God. While against the backdrop of infinite creation we may appear to be nothing, we have a spark of eternal fire burning within our breast. We have the incomprehensible promise of exaltation-worlds without end-within our grasp. And it is God’s great desire to help us reach it.”
“Got the babe Nazi and the paparazzi.” Did I hear that right? XD
Hey , Neil..tienes que tocarla esta primavera en Mexicali , Mexico..si no....puede haber sucidios...
Hey Neil, if you don't play this song in Mexicali, Mex, this spring ...may be many suicides...so you have to play live in Mexical.Mexico.....i ..!!!!
11:49 led zep, when the levee breaks
Yep I hear it.
11:30
Me pregunto si Jojo's tendrá alguna referencia sobre las bandas de algún miembro de Transatlantic.
> Neal Morse vs Steven Wilson
> os 2 a 80km/h
> Essa musica toca
> Steven Wilson chora
> Neal Morse wins
Randy George - Bass (Fullerton, CA) Sorry you find this amusing. You can go to Neal Morse com to learn a bit.
😳😲😯💖
Who thinks of this?
..excuse me...Neall...not Neil ...Amstr...
What new bassist? lol
with all respect... how can you seriously consider this as one of neal's best songs? sure, he wrote lots of great music... i will always love the early spocks beard albums as well as the first two with transatlantic, but for more than 10 years i haven't heard not one song that could compete with his masterpieces. this is not a matter of taste. neal has deserved his place in the neo prog olymp, he should just concentrate on recording his worship stuff, because his prog music of today is anything but progressive, it's just repeatitive as hell..
I don't think you know what prog means... I'm sorry but he has continued to play progressive music till today.
Taylor Smith prog stands for progressive. rush is a progressive band, as they practically played the same style on two albums. looking at neal's back catalogue, i'd say he stopped progressing musically with the snow album.
I totally agree with Chicobot. Plus progressive music CAN be repetitive. That's just a tool used in songwriting; it doesn't have to define a genre.
Well, the point is that Neal's music is quite predictable these days, of course. He has a vocabulary that he has been using forever, and since he writes at least an album a year, it can hardly be otherwise, hence some passages that border on self parody sometimes. That being said, the quality remains very high overall, which is remarkable. But for the always fresh and flawless stuff, the 4 or 5 first SB album are his definitive statements, as far as I can hear. Also, I think D'Virgilio's style suits better his music than Portnoy's, which also partly explains the difference.
Why do people keep overlooking Kansas in these comments?!!
23:49