There and Here
Spock's Beard · 2001
131 min · 12 tracks · progressive metal · progressive rock
Epic progressive rock explorations merge intricate musicianship with emotive lyricism and sprawling compositions.
Why this album works
This live recording is significant for its blend of fan-favorite tracks and new interpretations, illustrating Spock's Beard's adaptability in a post-Morse era. The album received critical acclaim for its ambitious structure and musicianship, with tracks like 'The Great Nothing' becoming staples of their live performances.
- Best for
- dynamic progression with peaks epic journeys through sound patient unfolding of themes
- Context
- Released in 2001, 'There and Here' is Spock's Beard's first live album, showcasing their extensive catalog after the departure of founding member Neal Morse. This album captures the band during a transitional phase, as they had recently released their studio album 'V' in 1999 and were solidifying their identity without Morse's songwriting contributions.
- If you like
- progressive metal, progressive rock
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
Disc 1
- 1 Beware of Darkness Standout 6:53
- 2 Gibberish 5:11
- 3 At the End of the Day 16:57
- 4 Revelation Standout 6:48
- 5 All on a Sunday 3:55
- 6 Thoughts, Part II 5:22
- 7 Harm’s Way 12:35
- 8 Ryo’s Solo 10:03
Disc 2
- 1 The Great Nothing Standout 26:41
- 2 The Doorway / Mood for a Day / The Light / June 19:52
- 3 Space Truckin’ / Soul Sacrifice 4:58
- 4 Whole Lotta Love / Waste Away 12:03
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