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You Go Now
Chroma Key
You Go Now
Genres: Rock, Metal, Christian & Gospel
 
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Second album for metal act featuring ex-Dream Theaterkeyboardist/songwriter. His follow-up to 'Dead Air for Radios'. 2000 release. Standard jewel case.

     
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All Artists: Chroma Key
Title: You Go Now
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Massa
Release Date: 11/21/2000
Album Type: Import
Genres: Rock, Metal, Christian & Gospel
Styles: Progressive, Progressive Rock
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1

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Second album for metal act featuring ex-Dream Theaterkeyboardist/songwriter. His follow-up to 'Dead Air for Radios'. 2000 release. Standard jewel case.

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Inspirational
Deepak Singh | Seattle, WA | 08/05/2002
(5 out of 5 stars)

"Being a big Dream Theater fan, I naturally listened to "Dead Air For Radios" when it was released. That was a very good album, and in a way my introduction to electronica. Now some years hence, I am a wannabe one-man musician, and I can say this for sure, "You Go Now" inspires me to write music. The mood, the hooks, the lo-fi drums, the intelligent sampling are all wonderful. Listening to songs like "Lunar" made me go back and listen to "Space Dye Vest" from Dream Theater's "Awake", and it seems like a natural progression, and an indication of perhaps why Kevin left. In the end that decision worked out for everyone as DT got my favorite keyboard player (Jordan Rudess) to handle that chore, while Kevin is now a great writer of intelligent, spacey electronica, and mere mortals like me get to enjoy both.I am amazed that "You Go Now" has not received wider acclaim, since this is one of the best albums of the past few years. I can't wait to hear what the OSI project sounds like."
Music for a lonely late-night drive
Stephen Kohoutek | Plymouth, MN United States | 12/07/2003
(5 out of 5 stars)

"This album is all about atmosphere. There's some excellent musicianship present, some quality composition, and some intriguing lyrics, but in the end this album is about eliciting an emotion. It's music for driving alone, late at night, halfway through a long journey.There are no bad songs on this disc, and removing any of them would lessen the album's impact. The first track serves as a moody, sweeping introduction, immediately setting the tone for the rest of the album. The second track introduces the other half of the album's sound, the more ambient half, and it's full speed ahead from there. "Lunar" is spectacular, a bossa nova take on the Crystal Method's "High Roller," if you can imagine that. "Please Hang Up" is absurdly bizzare, but is also achingly beautiful. "Astronaut Down" is the last anthemic blast, and the album winds down with "You Go Now," a perfect echo of everything that's come before. It's hard to imagine an album better suited to a lonely night on the interstate.This is not a perfect album, but it's closer than I could come. If you plan on driving through Iowa at about 10 PM in the near future, this is a must-own."
Great
Daniel | Sta Fe de Bogotá, Colombia | 05/09/2003
(5 out of 5 stars)

"I think this is a path that kevin moore needed to follow since "a change of sesons", you could feel in in "space die vest".
This is a great album, ideal for sitting back and smoking a cigarette, i hope Kevin gets the credit he deserves for in"