ALL THE WATERS OF THIS WORLD

Aaron English

Crossover Prog

3.57 | 6 ratings

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My first listen to Aaron English came via an internet podcast where I heard a 'live' version of 'Deep Blue Quiet Places'. What a song!. Like most Prog music for me, it grew on me more and more.

'All The Waters Of This World' is an interesting, mood-setting, Prog-offering, which I regard as a fine debut by an artist. The first three tracks: Sea Of Nectar, Deep Blue Quiet Places and The Lullaby Of Loneliness, are all tracks which are beautifully constructed, making you want more, anticipating, what the next track will bring.

The album does slow down a notch during the middle sector, but overall, a really good listen. An album, once finish, you start from the beginning and listen through it a second time . . .

(Still can't find the 'live' version of 'Deep Blue Quiet Places'anywhere, so not sure where it came from?)

Ozymandias | 4/5 | 2013-6-2

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