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I'd have to go with Kohoutek. The riffs sound like Porcupine Tree twenty-five years earlier.

Into Your Arms...I can almost hear Perry singing it. Kinda like the TBF tour.

Love Nickel and Dime.

Nickel & Dime followed VERY closely by Into Your Arms.

ProgRocker53 wrote:I'd have to go with Kohoutek. The riffs sound like Porcupine Tree twenty-five years earlier.

Into your arms - shows Vai up for the one trick pony he is, was, and always be.

ProgRocker53 wrote:I'd have to go with Kohoutek. The riffs sound like Porcupine Tree twenty-five years earlier.

Yep Kohoutek is great. And I just happened to upload a video of that to youtube.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5S4HD7nsZ8

How about a whole album of instumentals. Dream after dream (I believe Neil's dad arranged a lot of the music on it) is different but refreshing. Little girl is not so much an instrumental but great vocals by Steve with the departure type sound.

Topaz got my hat tip here, was almost Majestic though.
It won out because it be me birthstone.

majestic

Gordon from Edinburgh wrote:

ProgRocker53 wrote:I'd have to go with Kohoutek. The riffs sound like Porcupine Tree twenty-five years earlier.

Into your arms - shows Vai up for the one trick pony he is, was, and always be.

pwn!!! haha

I thought Departure was just beautiful...

Nickel & Dime by a hair breadth over Kahoutek.

Amazing instrumentation, tons of sig & key changes.

I voted "Topaz". I've always loved that one.

"Majestic" shouldn't be in there, since it's really only the intro to "Too Late". I've always considered them the same song.

conversationpc wrote:I voted "Topaz". I've always loved that one.

"Majestic" shouldn't be in there, since it's really only the intro to "Too Late". I've always considered them the same song.

Agreed. Majestic isn't anything but an intro. It's great in it's own right though.