You killing it today sir!!
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I’m in a rocking mood today!
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How about some hair metal! I found this earlier in the week, just getting around to listening, it’s pretty good!
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I must have missed this on release, but a big fan of their earlier work. Added now
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It’s great, well worth the listen!
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Some very good hard/prog Rock.
Listening on the plane as I escaped the Dallas area early before the icy Armageddon hits it…
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This is some good ole funky stuff, great ride!
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I’ve always liked John Garcia’s voice, interesting double EP idea.
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Home and some more Tomorrow’s Eve.
These guys have gone to the top of my prog hard rock pile along with such artists as Redemption, Sonata Arctica, Shadow Gallery, Presto Ballet, Paradise Lost, Poverty’s No Crime et al.
So yes, great company indeed.
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I’m going to add their first album and give it a listen.
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They get better and better as they progress IMHO
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Totally agree!
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This is another really excellent band, really enjoying their catalog. So much music, so little time!
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I know you mentioned the M word last night regarding Tomorrow’s Eve on Tidal.
I have no dog in that fight and even less interest in researching it etc.
As per usual I let my ears make the decisions.
And they say that some of the M offerings sound pretty darn good IMHO.
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No argument from me, I was just opining that we don’t have the Q here in Canada ( 
), but that M can sound outstanding. Those Tomorrow’s Eve albums are not “M”. But agree there are a lot of "M"s that sound fantastic. Bob Marley’s 40th Anniversary Kaya is a great example, one of the best sounding albums in my collection.
As you are now the Beak Kevin, please feel free to put me in Roonlabs jail for not being able to differentiate between Q and M. ■■■■■ now I sound like a Bond movie…
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