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1.1 Light Left in the Day1.2 Oblivion1.3 Beneath the Masts1.4 Skates on1.5 Miramare1.6 Love Is the Light1.7 Last Eleven1.8 The First Rebreather1.9 Black with Ink1.10 A Mead Hall in Winter1.11 Snowfalls1.12 The Florentine1.13 The Transit of Venus Across the Sun1.14 Apollo |
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| | Description: | Compiled by Gregory Spawton and Alberto Bravin, Big Big Train's Are We Nearly There Yet? collects tracks from a series of performances recorded in 2024 and 2025 on the bandīs tours, which visited the UK, USA, Canada, The Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Norway, Denmark and Portugal as well as co-headlining Cruise To The Edge in both years. "Apart from Summer Shall Not Fade, which captured our show headlining the 2018 Night Of The Prog festival in Germany, our previous live albums have been based around shows in London," drummer Nick DīVirgilio explains. "Having spread our touring wings internationally much more in the last few years, we wanted to mix it up and release a live album drawn from the almost 40 shows weīve played around the world since March 2024." "While our engineer Rob Aubrey will be spending the coming months taking the lead mixing our next studio album, mixing has fallen to me for Are We Nearly There Yet?", Alberto Bravin comments. "Itīs been really interesting to go back through all the performances and choose what we thought were the most appropriate ones to include here. That doesnīt always mean the best technical performance - sometimes a song had a unique vibe on a particular night which we wanted to celebrate."
- Two CDs. We are delighted to announce the release of a new live album Are We Nearly There Yet? Sub-titled Live Around The World, the album collects together a series of performances recorded in 2024 and 2025 on the band's tours, which visited the UK, USA, Canada, The Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Norway, Denmark and Portugal as well as co-headlining Cruise To The Edge in both years. The album has been compiled by bassist Gregory Spawton and lead vocalist Alberto Bravin."Are We Nearly There Yet?" is an atmospheric CD release by progressive rock band Big Big Train, presented here in a high-quality edition from manufacturer Speedwell. The album showcases the band's characteristic blend of expansive songwriting, subtle dynamics and richly textured arrangements, moving between melodic, song-orientated passages and more intricate, slowly unfolding sections. Long-form compositions, carefully crafted instrumental parts and narrative lyrics invite listeners to immerse themselves in a cinematic sound world that rewards repeated listening. The CD format underlines the work as a coherent journey from start to finish, ideal for enjoying the record in its intended running order.
Big Big Train are known for their detailed, often story-driven progressive rock that combines classic influences with a modern, organic production approach. Over the years, they have built a strong reputation in the prog community for their sophisticated compositions, emotional performances and the way they weave elements of rock, folk and orchestral colour into a distinctive, highly musical whole. Their work is frequently praised for its musicality, depth and the ability to create a strong sense of atmosphere and place.
Speedwell, as the manufacturer, stands for dependable physical editions with an emphasis on solid production standards. With careful attention to pressing quality, print and packaging, Speedwell editions are designed to offer collectors and music lovers a reliable and durable way to own the music in physical form. This CD release of "Are We Nearly There Yet?" continues that approach, offering a cleanly produced disc and presentation that put the focus squarely on the music itself. | | | No. of tracks: |
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