Released 20 years ago
Anser's Tree
Guy Manning · 2006
63 min · 7 tracks · progressive rock
A tapestry of intricate melodies and narratives woven through progressive rock's rich sonic landscape.
Top tracks — play these first
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William Barras (1803–1835) — This track stands out for its ambitious length and intricate arrangement, showcasing Manning's ability to blend historical narrative with progressive rock elements.
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Diana Horden (1900–1922) — Featuring lush instrumentation and poignant lyrics, this song exemplifies Manning's knack for character-driven storytelling within a melodic framework.
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Prof. Adam Logan (2001–2094) — This track merges contemporary themes with a futuristic outlook, reflecting Manning’s innovative approach to songwriting and composition in progressive rock.
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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Jack Roberts (1699–1749)
The narrative shifts from a reflective tone to a more urgent call to action challenges the listener's perception of historical inevitability.
This structural choice not only drives the emotional intensity but also juxtaposes personal stakes against broader historical events.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Margaret Montgomery (1581–?) 7:13
- 2 Jack Roberts (1699–1749) 6:39
- 3 William Barras (1803–1835) 14:45
- 4 Diana Horden (1900–1922) 7:47
- 5 Joshua Logan (1990–2048) 7:58
- 6 Prof. Adam Logan (2001–2094) 11:59
- 7 Dr. Jonathan Anser (2089–?) 7:07
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