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Display MoreMy top 3 are
Dreaming while you sleep
Driving the last spike
Living forver
I really like the ending of LF
Fading lights would be my #4
Can see your point. In my Top 3, there's Fading lights and Driving ... would be 4th in the list. So we are pretty close.
... has surfaced on YouTube today. Excellent quality!
I voted Nursey, Foxtrot and Selling England, but I am really uncertain....
I really love all the albums from trespass to duke, and even after in each album they have put some masterpiece..
I am uncertain all the time when it comes to this question 
I recently rediscovered Abacab, so it has replaced NC in my Top3. Then Wind and Duke.
12/15
I don't like comparisons, but this has a little bit this sort of PGIV atmosphere.
Enjoy the show, whoever is going!
I am also more on the Dark Side here. Quite significant differences ....
One of his best tracks ever. That justifies 15/15 pts.
This is the Berlin version 
Display MoreTony Levin's Road diary gives little insights about the stage and setlist of this tour.
Please avoid this thread if you want to see the show without any knowledge
Tony's Road Diary is just stunning - and has always been! Lots of details even when he doesn't reveal much. Can't wait to see the show (but will have to wait a bit ...)
Just two days to go. It's getting real 
Not too much activity on bandcamp recently ... I hope we will see more different mixes, extras etc - as we were used to during the first three months. Just the two mixes from each song isn't enough to justify a full moon club membership, imo.
14/15
One of their outstanding tracks from their later Period (or maybe second half?). Probably also the one track where you can easily say it's Tony's. After that it wasn't until Calling all stations I could find a typical Tony track again.
Peter has an exceptional vocal condition for his age...if you compare to Phil Collins. The vocal reinforcement can be useful if he runs out of steam during very rhythmic songs.
Does he? Hard to tell, isn't it? We haven't seen him perform in 7+ years, but I also hope you are right. 
interesting version. There is more enjoyable stuff on the record, I can recommend this! 
... and now Playing For Time (Up Tempo Time) is available for all bandcamp subscribers
That's really interesting, isn't it?
I understand Peter that he followed another path with that song but I like this "listen to another version of that song" approach. Hope to get more of that from future releases!
I know some people rave about this and see it as some sort of return to prog ways. I've never seen it like that, it seems to me to fit perfectly on Invisible Touch and, along with TTT and Domino, provides a balance to the shorter songs. I quite like it and I thought it was a good decision to play it live. Good skittering drums over a nice track and Tony having fun with his noises. Good, but not top drawer for me.
same here ... 10 pts
I would have preferred "Do The Neurotic" on that record.
I'd really like if Peter
I'd really prefer if we'll get recordings of some of the old unreleased tracks, like John has ea headachem, Why don't we, ecc....
maybe he saves that stuff for some kind of archive boxset?
9 from me. I think all other tracks on Foxtrot are better than this one. It sometimes takes off (the start is really stunning), but then it stumbles and isas chaotic as Battle of Epping Forest on the next album
12 from me
I always wonder why Ant stopped producing prog/rock records with a real band. There's so much potential.
I do prefer the bright-side mix, actually. The last part comes in better I think. It's less "wall of sound" like.
Peter has announced a band version for the Bandcampers. THAT should be interesting.
That's something I'm looking forward to hearing as well!
Nevertheless the bandcamp thing is a good deal for fans. Undercurrents was released quite unexpectedly.
It's a good read! I highly recommend this book. This is interesting for anybody who wants to dive deep into the world of The Lamb.
The author also hints more books about other albums will follow. Looking forward to reading them!
