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Feel Euphoria

Spock's Beard · 2003

74 min · 15 tracks · progressive metal · progressive rock

A vibrant tapestry of intricate melodies and harmonies, blending progressive rock with introspective lyrical depth.

Why this album works

'Feel Euphoria' received positive critical acclaim, showcasing a mature evolution in songwriting that appealed to both fans and critics. The album peaked at number 12 on the Billboard Top Internet Albums chart, indicating a solid reception within the progressive rock community and helping solidify Spock's Beard's place in the genre's landscape.
Best for
dynamic journey with varied pacing introspective moments for reflection engaging storytelling across tracks
Context
Released in 2003, 'Feel Euphoria' is Spock's Beard's sixth studio album and their first since the departure of founding member Neal Morse. This album marked a transition for the band as they explored new sonic territories while maintaining their signature progressive rock sound. It came after their commercial peak with 'Day for Night' in 1999, where they sought to redefine their musical identity.
Stylistic neighbors
Tool· Opeth· Porcupine Tree

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Onomatopoeia 5:16
  • 2 The Bottom Line 7:33
  • 3 Feel Euphoria Standout 7:20
  • 4 Shining Star 4:04
  • 5 East of Eden, West of Memphis 7:05
  • 6 Ghosts of Autumn Standout 6:54
  • 7 A Guy Named Sid, Part I: Intro 3:00
  • 8 A Guy Named Sid, Part II: Same Old Story Standout 4:25
  • 9 A Guy Named Sid, Part III: You Don’t Know 3:11
  • 10 A Guy Named Sid, Part IV: Judge 3:20
  • 11 A Guy Named Sid, Part V: Sid’s Boys Choir 1:09
  • 12 A Guy Named Sid, Part VI: Change 5:18
  • 13 Carry On 5:19
  • 14 Moth of Many Flames 2:49
  • 15 From the Messenger 7:25

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