Anderson & Stolt

Tom Ozric wrote: ^

iTunes and Amazon CD have a different track listing.  I do not know if it was sliced and moved around on all media, or just for downloads.  Amazon CD seems to list 9 tracks.

As a friend of Roine, I'm exited.

javajeff wrote: iTunes and Amazon CD have a different track listing.  I do not know if it was sliced and moved around on all media, or just for downloads.  Amazon CD seems to list 9 tracks. http://www.amazon.com/Invention-Knowledge-Anderson-Stolt/dp/B01EWEG7DS/ref=sr_1_1?s=music&ie=UTF8&qid=1464164886&sr=1-1&keywords=anderson+stolt+invention+of+knowledge Disc: 1   1. Invention   2. We Are Truth   3. Knowledge   4. Knowing   5. Chase and Harmony   6. Everybody Heals   7. Better by Far   8. Golden Light   9. Know...

emigre80 wrote: Did they really have to create a song entitled "We Are Truth"?   I will probably get the album, but may avert my eyes from the track listing.

I do not have it yet, as the release date is 24 June. However, the spiritual leanings of both protagonists is so well known as to not require any repetition here. Thus a title such as this, and the beliefs I anticipate being included, come as no surprise whatsoever, and will be welcomed by me.

I love both guys work, immensely !
But I have the same huge appreciation for Hackett and Squire and suffered a somewhat  deception with Squackett.
So this time I'm holding my expectations low and waiting calmly to hear what comes out (it's only 2 weeks away, right?)
Does anybody know if it will be available on bandcamp ? (or for what matters anywhere for download buy)

I enjoy the Squackett one as well.  As long as one does not go in to it expecting a combination of classic Genesis and Yes it can be a very enjoyable listen.

I haven't found the evidence that it was an administrative decision on the part of the Stolt/Anderson release. Anyone can add albums to an existent entry, and it was not added by a collaborator. Adding artists/bands is done by Special Collaborators and requires suggesting to the appropriate team and then for the project to be approved by a team. I see that a suggestion thread was made (but before the release so I don't think it could have been evaluated then as a team must hear the music to evaluate). We'll see how that goes now. Hopefully sufficient music is readily available for evaluation (say streaming off their webpage or on youtube).

As for the Jon Anderson entry, that placement is a very old one, and I think that entry may have been moved from the old Art Rock category, but I don't know (I don't know his music that well, though I have heard Olias and saw him perform with Kitaro). Speaking of David Bowie, he has music that I consider Crossover prog worthy, but opinions differ. I think he's well suited to Prog Related over all.

Edited by Logan - July 15 2016 at 10:00

Absolutely obsessed with this album. It's actually almost the only thing I've listened to over the last seven days. It's so rich musically and lyrically that it still feels very fresh after so many dozens of listen-throughs. I've never been the biggest Yes/Anderson fan, but this one scratches me in all the right places. 

Quinino wrote: Does anybody know if it will be available on bandcamp ?