
Transatlantic: Morsefest 2022 - The Absolute Whirlwind
Synopsis
This mammoth Limited 5CD + 2 Blu-ray Artbook set features both sets from Morsefest in their entirety, with nearly 4 and a half hours of music in total. Night 1: Into The Blue In Held (‘Twas) In I Shine We All Need Some Light Overture/Whirlwind The Wind Blew Them All Away On The Prowl A Man Can Feel Out Of The Night Rose Colored Glasses Evermore Set Us Free Lay Down Your Life Pieces of Heaven Is It Really Happening? Dancing With Eternal Glory/Whirlwind (Reprise) Night 2: Overture Reaching For The Sky Higher Than The Morning The Darkness In The Light Take Now My Soul Bully Rainbow Sky Looking For The Light The World We Used To Know The Sun Comes Up Today Love Made A Way (Prelude) Owl Howl Solitude Belong Lonesome Rebel Can You Feel It Looking For The Light (Reprise) The Greatest Story Never Ends Love Made A Way Bridge Across Forever The Final Medley
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