The Music That Died Alone, by The Tangent

The Music That Died Alone

by The Tangent

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	1.	Prelude - Time For You 02:27
	2.	Night Terrors 03:27
	3.	The Midnight Watershed 03:05
	4.	In Dark Dreams 04:03
	5.	The Half-Life Watershed 01:18
	6.	On Returning 00:49
	7.	A Sax In The Dark 01:14
	8.	Night Terrors Reprise 03:38
	9.	Cantermemorabilia 03:21
	10.	Chaos At The Greasy Spoon 03:03
	11.	Captain Manning's Mandolin 01:41
	12.	Up-Hill From Here 07:10
	13.	A Serenade 01:38
	14.	Playing On... 04:45
	15.	Pre-History 02:38
	16.	Reprise 03:43

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This debut album was initially conceived as a one-off project, pairing together Andy Tillison (ex-Parallel, 90 Degrees), Sam Baine, Guy Manning, Roine Stolt (of The Flower Kings and later Transatlantic), Jonas Reingold (Kaipa, Karmakanic), Zoltan Csörsz; and David Jackson (Van der Graaf Generator). This release brings out the best elements of several generations of prog musicians into one impressive package.

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released July 13, 2003

LIne-up:
Andy Tillison - vocals, keyboards
Guy Manning - acoustic guitars, mandolin, vocals
Roine Stolt - electric guitars, vocals
Sam Baine - piano
David Jackson - saxophones, flute
Jonas Reingold - bass
Zoltan Csörsz - drums

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InsideOutMusic was born out of a genuine passion for progressive rock and metal. From the very beginning our goal has been to use all of our resources and experience to find and acquire the very finest new progressive music in the world. Quite simply, we are dedicated to developing progressive music as a genre by developing the best acts that the genre has to offer. ... more

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