Lifeline
Neal Morse · 2008
112 min · 14 tracks · progressive rock · Christian rock
A sprawling journey of progressive rock infused with spiritual introspection and intricate musicianship.
Why this album works
'Lifeline' received positive critical reception and has been noted for its ambitious compositions, particularly the epic title track. The album helped cement Morse's status as a leading figure in contemporary Christian progressive rock, influencing both fans and aspiring musicians in the genre.
- Best for
- dynamic peaks and valleys spiritual introspection throughout journey extended tracks for deep listening
- Context
- Released in 2008, 'Lifeline' is Neal Morse's fifth studio album as a solo artist, following his 2007 release 'Sola Scriptura'. At this point in his career, Morse had solidified his reputation within the progressive rock scene after leaving Spock's Beard, showcasing a deeper exploration of faith and personal themes in his music.
- Stylistic neighbors
- Nikolai Noskov· Muse· Iris
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
Disc 1
- 1 Lifeline Standout 13:28
- 2 The Way Home 4:20
- 3 Leviathan 6:05
- 4 God’s Love 5:28
- 5 Children of the Chosen 4:57
- 6 So Many Roads Standout 28:46
- 7 Fly High 6:31
Disc 2
- 1 Crazy Horses 3:40
- 2 Lemons Never Forget 6:36
- 3 The Letter 4:17
- 4 (What’s So Funny ’Bout) Peace Love and Understanding Standout 4:43
- 5 Sometimes He Waits 5:22
- 6 Set the Kingdom 13:31
- 7 I’m a Heavy Metal Long‐Haired Blue Bearded Tattooed Jew 4:36
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