Live
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| Format | DVD |
| Aspect Ratio | TBC |
| Languages | English (Dolby Digital 2.0) |
| Rating | E |
| Available | 21-07-2008 |
| Label | SPV |
| Sourced | Australia |
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With their previous three releases, 'Spock's Beard', 'Feel Euphoria' and 'Octane', Spock's Beard has proved that despite the departure of Neal Morse, they remain one of the best prog bands on the scene. Since Morse's exit, the Californian quartet has continued to seek new forms of expression, with a focus on combining complex compositions with a more song oriented feel. With their latest album 'Spock's Beard' (2006) fronted by vocalist, drummer and guitarist Nick D'Virgilio, the band played a 15 dates tour throughout Europe in 2007. This extensive tour through eight European countries consolidated again Spock's Beards leading position as a top live artist in the scene. On the 25th of May 2007 the tourschedule had the Dutch town of Zoetermeer on the list. The local hall "Boerderij" has always been a home for progressive rock and for Spock's Beard in particular. This concert was filmed and recorded for DVD and a Double CD live album. An enthusiastic audience and a fantastic live band makes Spock's Beard "Live" DVD and CD a really special release. Both DVD and Double-CD feature the entire concert with 19 tracks, including the full version of Spock's Beard latest epic 'As Far As The Mind Can See' and more tracks from the whole career of this outstanding band.
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