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It's Not Too Late

Neal Morse · 2001

60 min · 13 tracks · progressive rock

A vibrant fusion of progressive rock and heartfelt Christian themes, weaving intricate melodies with deeply personal storytelling.

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Top tracks — play these first

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    It’s Not Too Late Start here — The title track encapsulates the album's central themes of hope and redemption, showcasing Morse's knack for marrying uplifting lyrics with complex musical arrangements.
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    Leah — This song features poignant storytelling about love and longing, highlighting Morse's ability to convey deep emotional narratives through his lyrics.
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    The Change — With its reflective lyrics and dynamic instrumentation, this track represents Morse's personal journey of transformation and faith, making it a standout moment on the album.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • steady pacing for reflective moments
  • heartfelt themes of hopefulness
  • melodic journeys with emotional depth
  • consistent flow throughout the album

Maybe skip if you

  • prefer quick, upbeat tracks
  • seek standalone singles only

Where this album fits

In the catalog
Breakthrough — First solo album post-Spock's Beard, establishing his reputation in Christian rock.
Themes
personal renewal· spiritual journey· vivid storytelling
Career context
Released in 2001, It's Not Too Late is Neal Morse's first solo album following his departure from the progressive rock band Spock's Beard. This transition marked a significant point in his career as he began to explore more overtly spiritual themes in his music, setting the stage for future projects that further delved into his faith.
Stylistic neighbors
Transatlantic· Spock's Beard· The Flower Kings
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Tracklist

  • 1 It’s Not Too Late Start here 6:26
  • 2 All the Young Girls Cry 4:59
  • 3 Leah 4:02
  • 4 The Angels Will Remember 4:33
  • 5 So Long Goodbye Blues 4:39
  • 6 The Change 4:41
  • 7 Broken Homes 3:59
  • 8 Oh Angie 3:21
  • 9 The Eyes of the World (George’s Song) 4:09
  • 10 Ain’t Seen Nothin’ Like Me 5:10
  • 11 I Am Your Father 4:20
  • 12 Something Blue 4:24
  • 13 The Wind and the Rain 6:08

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