Morse, Neal

Most of Neal's loyal followers will, like they do with every new Neal prog-rock studio effort, hammer "The Similitude of a Dream" into the stars all over again and declare it the peak of Morse's career once more.

»The Grand Experiment« is strictly for the die-hard Neal Morse devotees, the ones who'll forgive a few clichéd arrangements and the leaning on some seriously worn-out instrumental and vocal tricks.

»Songs From November« is classic Neal, straight from his less prominent pop rock side: sung and played with the enviable polish you'd expect, while its all-round feel-good vibe will warm even the most hardened heart among those who couldn't…

"Testimony 2" is a terrific follow-up to Neal's self-titled debut from 2003, and taken as a whole it even comes out better than the key album of his solo career.

Mr. Neal Morse is a tireless workhorse, and ever since he traded a successful musical career with modern prog icons Spock's Beard for an almost even more successful path as a solo artist, so he could focus more closely on his encounter with…

While recording Neal Morse's last three solo releases, the members of the multi-instrumentalist's regular studio backing band killed time by jamming their favorite cover versions of all sorts of songs. Besides the already

Who would ever have dreamed up an ending like this to the Neal Morse story? Where do all these ideas come from, flowing through one person onto the tape? Music is the language of the soul, and "Testimony" bears witness to Neal's personal…