Alan Morse

Neal and all members of SB horsing around and jamming on a bunch of classic and sometimes bizarre tunes. Recorded on Saturday, July 2, 2016 at Morsefest New Life Fellowship, Cross Plains, TN. Track List: 1. Crossroads 2. Led Boots 3. Sweet Caroline 4. Superstition 5. Ryo Karaoke 6. One Way Out 7. Black Magic Woman 8. Separate Ways 9. Stratus

Filmed in Germany at "Night of the Prog" Festival. Spock’s Beard was joined by Neal Morse and Nick D’Virgilio for a pair of performances of their classic never performed live before album SNOW. The last on July 15th was at the Night of the Prog festival in Germany. Bonus Feature: Sledghammer from Peter Gabriel

Bonus DVD from the best-of 2015 Spock's Beard compilation containing live footage, interviews and background stories.

Spock’s beard featuring Neal Morse and all members past and present perform ‘Snow’ for the first time ever at Morsefest 2016!

“I have been diving deep into old videotapes of all kinds,” says Neal Morse. “Found some killer old Spock’s Beard stuff of us in Kevin Gilbert’s studio tracking music for the Day for Night album, and even older footage of us recording the Kindness of Strangers album in 1997. And if that weren’t enough — I’m also including an entire concert that was recorded when we were opening up for Dream Theater in Milwaukee in the year 2000!

This is some really vintage video that Neal found of Spock’s Beard at Progfest in 1997. Some of the songs included are: "Go the Way You Go", "The Light", "June", "Walking on the Wind". A great view of the band in the early days not to be missed.

Spock's Beard Live was recorded at De Boerderij in Zoetermeer, The Netherlands on May 25, 2007.

Spock's Beard, filmed live in Holland in 1999, on their Day for Night tour.

Long-time collaborators Mike Portnoy and Randy George as well as Neal Morse Band anchors, Bill Hubauer and Eric Gillette, join Neal as this group of master musicians perform Neal's world renowned classic album "One" filmed LIVE in Nashville!

The Progressive Nation at Sea cruise, upon the beautiful Norwegian Pearl, was an event that will be considered by many of the musicians and fans that were there as one of their top lifetime live music experiences. This is Spock’s Beard’s second and final show of the cruise, where they were joined on stage for the final two epic songs by founding member Neal Morse.

Live at the Whisky A Go-Go in Los Angeles, California on May 11, 1999.

A real look inside the recording process of Spock's classic V CD. iIncludes the band recording at Kevin Gilbert's studio, overdubs at Al, Ryo & Neal's houses, lyric writing sessions, kids dancing to Tarkus and Ryo recording the intro for The Great Nothing.

Rare collection of Neal Morse videos. Testimony Live In NJ 2003 is a stage camera recording of a 2003 concert recording in New Jersey. Spelbound (Live 1981) is from Neal Morse's first band Casanova. From the band Burlesque is has live in the studio recordings with many snippets of cover versions. Recording studio session with Neal Morse and Nick D'Virgilio for the album Neal Morse - It's Not Too Late.

This release is a combination of on and off-stage footage from the Spock’s Beard V Tour in the year 2000, together with a representation of the full V tour set list, created from various board tapes and other recordings, representing a full 2+ hour show! Video content: Intro from Neal Video footage from Ludwigsburg show on V Tour 1. The Great Nothing (excerpt) 2. The Water 3. The Doorway 4. The Light 5. June 6. Go The Way You Go (Part 1) 7. Cold Shot 8. Manic Depression 9. Drum Solo 10. Go The Way You Go (Part 2) 11. Encore/ Squonk Backstage footage Bonus track

"The Making Of Snow" is fully dedicated to Neal's last studio work with Spock's Beard. The viewer is present when Neal is collecting his first ideas for the album overture, he watches the band jamming and recording and looks over the guys' shoulders during the mixing and mastering. In addition, this DVD documents major parts of the band's story: Neal's last two acoustic shows with the band. These two performances were the only promotion for "Snow", because shortly after that Neal announced his departure from Spock's Beard. At that time, however, Neal had already come to this decision, so during the unplugged gigs he was fighting back his tears. There was no concert tour for the album.

It was a multi-camera shoot, but back in relatively lo-res days. I have no idea where the masters are but we have been able to get a copy of the VHS and I reckon it’s something that many of you won’t have in digital form. So, I thought it would be a cool thing to share with the Inner Circle. Tracklist: 1. Beware Of Darkness 2. Thoughts 3. In The Mouth Of Madness 4. Cakewalk On Easy Street 5. Al’s Guitar Solo 6. Go The Way You Go 7. June 8. Flow 9. Ryo’s Keyboard Solo 10. The Doorway 11. Walking On The Wind 12. The Light 13. Fire / Waste Away

FROM NEAL MORSE: This video includes the two final shows I played as a member of Spock’s Beard. They were both acoustic performances to relatively small groups, to promote the SNOW album. This was the only time some of these songs were played by the line up who recorded the album, and I have to say it was a very emotional time for me, knowing that this would be the final time I would play with my brothers in the band. The setlist for each show is slightly different but they include: “The Good Don’t Last,” “Thoughts II,” “Stranger In A Strange Land,” “Open Wide The Floodgates,” “Pride (In The Name Of Love),” “Carie,” “June,” “Looking For Answers,” “Solitary Soul,” “Wind At My Back,” and “The Doorway.”

The video is divided into four parts, each offering a unique glimpse into Neal Morse’s world: Part One features an intimate interview with Neal at home, where he sits at the piano and talks about his approach to writing music. It’s a candid look into his creative process. Part Two shifts to a more lighthearted setting: the Morse brothers gathered around the dinner table with friends, singing funny songs and sharing laughs. It’s a warm, family-style jam session. Part Three is a touching piano recital by Neal’s son, Wil. Wil plays piano while Neal joins him on guitar as they perform a heartfelt rendition of “Cradle to the Grave” together. Part Four takes us to a live radio interview in Nashville, where Neal performs “Sing It High” and a few other songs live on the air. It’s a rollicking good time that captures the energy and spontaneity of a live show.