A double DVD with in an absolutely beautiful hard-cover package. From the starfield and the gold lettering on the cover, to the illustrations beautifully drawn by Heather on the inside; pure class, photo's and the story behind it.
A sell out at the Grand Opera House in York waited to acclaim the returning heroes
on a magical evening whick featured the full majesty of an extended Mostly Autumn
performance augmented by a string quartet, choir and multi-instrumentalist Troy Donockley.
This is a powerful film of a mayor event in the evolution of the band as Mostly Autumn
unveiled the full Passengers audio visual stage presentation with a dazling new light
show, special effects and film projection.
This band has often hailed as the new Pink Floyd and this powerful film of that special
night at the Grand Opera House is an intruging pointer to juest how far this
Mostly Autumn could go towards claiming that crow.
And i must admit if you close youre eyes and hear Bryan sing "There's no pain, you're
receding, a distant ship...", it sounds very Gilmouresque. One of the few non-Floyd
version that does the song justice.
Disc one: the official release 1 Caught In A Fold 2 The Dark Before The Dawn3 Answer The Question 4 Goodbye Alone 5 Passengers 6 Distant Trian 7 The Gap Is Too Wide 8 Bitterness Burnt 9 Never The Rainbow 10 Smoke On The Water 11 Comfortably Numb 12 Pass The Clock Bonus feature Concert Projection Films |
Disc two: the complete set 1 Overture-The Forge Of Sauron 2 Greenwood The Great3 Nowhere To Hilde (Close My Eyes) 4 Caught In A Fold 5 Evergreen 6 Goodbye Alone 7 Winter Mountain 8 Heroes Never Die 9 The Dark Before The Dawn 10 Answer The Question 11 Passengers 12 Distant Train 13 The Gap Is Too Wide 14 Bitterness Burnt 15 The Spirit Of Autumn Past (Part II) 16 Never The Rainbow 17 Smoke On The Water 18 Comfortably Numb 19 Pass The Clock |
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Bryan Josh - Lead electric guitars, acoustic 6 + 12 strings, e bow, vocals. Heather "lady Galadril" Findlay - Vocals, Bodhran, Tambourine, 6 + 12 string acoustic guitars, flute. Iain Jennings - Keyboards, Synthesisers, Hammond Organ, trumpet, trombone and vocals. Liam Davison - Electric guitars, 6 + 12 string acoustic guitars and vocals. Angela Goldthorpe - Flute, Low & High whistles, recorders and vocals. Andy Smith - Bass. Jonathan Blackmore - Drums.
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A complete journal of an important year in the world of of Mostly Autumn. 48 pp full colour with pictures by Chris Walkden , art by Heather, extracts from the fans writing's on the website (yes it could be you), press reviews and the thoughts of the band.
This superb set is presented in a special hard back book format featuring a 7000 word
journal of the year leading up to York
including the thoughts of the band and fans covering the recording of Passengers, the
subsequent tours , the first US concerts and the Blakey festival.
Absolutely a MASTERSTROKE.
 Nice shirt Bryan!
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Thanks to everybody involved, the crew, the band, the crowd, Thijs and his friends for waving with the Dutch flag, Bob C, Jean, the band, the sound- and lighting boys and girls, you can be hugely proud of making this milestone.
A snapshot from the movie Metropolis used for the song Distant Train.
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