Grey Eye Glances

Eventide

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Alternative Pop Rock. Sometimes Prog, sometimes rock, sometimes celtic, sometimes ethereal, sometimes folk.

tracks

: 1 Hard
: 2 There
: 3 Halfway Back
: 4 Days to Dust
: 5 In The Company of You
: 6 Chills
: 7 Something To Live For
: 8 Eventide
: 9 The Passing of the Evening
: 10 Snow
: 11 These Walls
: 12 The Me You See
: 13 Angel

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notes

Eventide is GEG's first major label album. Released in 1997 on Universal/Mercury/Parachute, Eventide has been a fan favorite for years. It contains beautiful, ethereal songs like Angel, Chills and Snow. It also has a prog ballad, The Me You See, and some upbeat, pop songs, Halfway Back and Hard which were the singles from this CD.

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An escape from the daily grind
author: Renee M.
If I were stranded on an island with only one CD to listen to, Eventide would without a doubt be my pick. There is not a song on the disc that does not reach out, softly wrap around your heart, and pull you into it’s story. Ballads such as “There,” “Chills,” “Snow,” and “Angel” or up tempo “Hard,” “Something to Live For,” and “In the Company of You” all consist of soul searching, artful lyrics. Add to the lyrics the all encompassing, stirring vocals of lead singer Jennifer Nobel and the experience is complete. Overall, Eventide is an oasis in the desert of the daily grind. Essential.