(Neo Progressive) Tiger Moth Tales - Discography [so far] (2014-2015), MP3, 320 kbps

Трэклист:
1. Overture (4:32)
2. Spring (0:34)
3. The Isle Of Witches (11:03)
4. Summer (0:29)
5. Tigers In The Butter (14:54)
6. The First Lament (7:40)
7. Autumn (0:30)
8. The Merry Vicar (6:40)
9. A Visit to Chigwick (8:50)
10. Winter (0:45)
11. Don't Let Go, Feels Alright (13:32)
Total time: 1:09:36
released 15 December 2014

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1. Beauty Falls (3:51)
2. Story Tellers (5:39)
3. Beauty Sleeps (4:42)
4. A Kids Tale (6:07)
5. The Quest For Beauty (4:27)
6. The Piper (12:52)
7. Beauty Awakes (3:47)
Total time: 41:28
released 1 July 2015

#777Трэклист:
1. Tigers In The Butter (4:05)
2. Story Tellers (6:13)
3. Don't Let Go....Feels Alright (6:34)
4. The Merry Vicar (6:12)
5. A Visit To Chigwick (8:47)
Total time: 36:26
released 15 July 2015
On June 27th 2015 Pete Jones played an amazing short set at the famous Borderline club in London.
This is a very good live recording of said performance which I'm sure you'll enjoy.

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1. The Wassail Song (7:47)
2. Snowbound Snowman (8:38)
Total time: 16:26
released 4 December 2015
I decided earlier this year I'd like to go down the well trodden path of rearranging some traditional Christmas carols,
so in my spare time I got to work on a couple of childhood favourites and thoroughly enjoyed the process.
The Wassail Song to my ears came out pretty well and I had great fun turning this wonderful traditional song in to a mini prog epic.
Whistles, Kazoos and sleigh bells. Just three of the ingredients essential in a proggy Christmas tune. Maybe.
Snowbound Snowman.
This is a bonus track which came from a germ of an idea, based on the similarity of the title of songs by Genesis and Frost* respectively.
Plus a realisation that with a little lyrical bending, one song could be sung to the chords of the other.
I have been a life long fan of Genesis, and ever since I heard Hyperventilate, Frost* have been a firm favourite for me also.
So I set out to join two beautiful songs together and found it a fulfilling experience.

- Pete Jones / all instruments