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SECOND FLIGHT: LIVE AT THE Z7

Flying Colors

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3.57 | 26 ratings | 3 reviews | 35% 5 stars

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Live, released in 2015

Songs / Tracks Listing

CD 1 (45:27)
1. Overture (1:29)
2. Open Up Your Eyes (12:17)
3. Bombs Away (4:58)
4. Kayla (5:20)
5. Shoulda Coulda Woulda (5:19)
6. The Fury of My Love (5:35)
7. A Place in Your World (6:06)
8. Forever in a Daze (4:23)

CD 2 (55:34)
9. One Love Forever (7:23)
10. Colder Months (3:49)
11. Peaceful Harbor (6:44)
12. The Storm (5:10)
13. Cosmic Symphony (12:36)
14. Mask Machine (7:04)
15. Infinite Fire (12:48)

Total Time 101:01

Bonus track on LP and Digital releases:
16. Peaceful Harbor (orchestral version) (3:23)

Line-up / Musicians

- Casey McPherson / lead vocals, rhythm guitar
- Steve Morse / lead & rhythm guitars
- Neal Morse / keyboards, vocals
- Dave LaRue / bass
- Mike Portnoy / drums & percussion, vocals

Releases information

Label: Mascot Label Group
Format: 2CD + DVD, 2CD + Blu-ray, 3LP + Digital
November 13, 2015

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FLYING COLORS Second Flight: Live at the Z7 ratings distribution


3.57
(26 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of rock music(35%)
35%
Excellent addition to any rock music collection(42%)
42%
Good, but non-essential (15%)
15%
Collectors/fans only (8%)
8%
Poor. Only for completionists (0%)
0%

FLYING COLORS Second Flight: Live at the Z7 reviews


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Review by rdtprog
SPECIAL COLLABORATOR Heavy, RPI, Symph, JR/F Canterbury Teams
3 stars The first cd of Flying Colors was done by Steve Morse and Neal Morse as the second was the results of the collaborations of each member which gives more variety and quality in the music. The music is still song/vocals-oriented almost AOR and Pop with progressive elements. The most progressive and longer tracks are "Open up Your Eyes" and "Mask Machine" with more complex time signatures. Neal Morse's keyboards while not having a major role like in his solo career bring some atmosphere in the music, also McPherson does most of the singing. We are in front of talented musicians here. Dave Larue in the first song add some interesting bass lines to the melody. Steve Morse's guitar solo are abundant and melodic. "The fury of My Love" starts as a ballad with piano and vocals and develop the melody in the Beatlesque fashion. I didn't enjoy the acoustic medley from Casey McPherson repertoire. There's plenty of typical classic pop rock songs on the edge of hard rock that includes a welcome little rhythm change for Progressive listeners., but don't expect another Transatlantic or Spock's Beard type of music. Some tracks have too much simplicity, for example, "Kayla" and "Shoulda Woulda Coulda", I suspect some humor in the latter, but "Cosmic Symphony" is quite different and enjoyable. This concert is well presented with 24 cameras in high definition with two types of surround sound.

Latest members reviews

5 stars Listening diary 22nd March, 2021: Flying Colors - Second Flight (progressive rock, 2015) Potentially the pinnacle of the careers of both Morse & Portnoy, although I might be one of the only ones on the planet with that opinion. Second Nature is a momentous aligning of the stars, as somehow all ... (read more)

Report this review (#2677772) | Posted by Gallifrey | Sunday, January 30, 2022 | Review Permanlink

2 stars It's probably the first time I'm rating something as "Collectors/fans only" because this release is indeed only for the ones who are crazy about this band and their material, which, in my opinion, sounds as a mediocre cover on all those great prog rock bands from the 70s. Despite the indisput ... (read more)

Report this review (#1494191) | Posted by A3000 | Monday, November 30, 2015 | Review Permanlink

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