Twats In Hats (Jem and John) were amazing. Their renditions of It Bites and Kino songs turned me into a fan of those respective bands’ music as well. 😃👍
Oh, seeing Frost* live is one of my greatest pleasures in life, one that luckily I've been able to indulge many times living in Europe. They have played the US once, I think, at Rosfest in 2009 and that's documented in their live album "The Philadephia Experiment". But they're also playing on next year's "Cruise to the Edge" in February 2019, which kind of counts as being on the US East Coast :-) Worth checking out as an option, with the added bonus of some other pretty decent bands on-board too ;-) cruisetotheedge.com
MIKE MUSTANG I think Jem would be the first to acknowledge his musical love for Genesis, and indeed there are a couple of parts of Falling Satellites which owe a debt to Duke's Travels, IMO. But there's an awful lot of Frost* which is anything but Genesis, not least for being far heavier. And FWIW, I'm not a huge Genesis fan personally, but am definitely a Frost* devotee ;-)
Thinking you should listen to all pre And Then There Were Three albums. This is right up your alley. Also check out what Steve Hackett has been doing the past several years.
MIKE MUSTANG Oh, I have many of them & enjoy them well enough, but ultimately Genesis quite get to the core of my musical soul as well as Yes and more recently Frost*. As for Mr Hackett, I have an inkling I might be seeing him quite soon, so ... ;-)
Great Band Craig on drums and John at guitar. Love the stuff❤
I was at this gig. Front row too. Fantastic stuff!!! ❤️
Great night, we were just out of shot, front right....great support band too :-)
Twats In Hats (Jem and John) were amazing. Their renditions of It Bites and Kino songs turned me into a fan of those respective bands’ music as well. 😃👍
to see this class act in a small venue would be awesome !! or any venue somewhere on the east coast of the U.S. ( our commercial market STINKS)
Oh, seeing Frost* live is one of my greatest pleasures in life, one that luckily I've been able to indulge many times living in Europe. They have played the US once, I think, at Rosfest in 2009 and that's documented in their live album "The Philadephia Experiment". But they're also playing on next year's "Cruise to the Edge" in February 2019, which kind of counts as being on the US East Coast :-) Worth checking out as an option, with the added bonus of some other pretty decent bands on-board too ;-) cruisetotheedge.com
Such An Amazing Band!!
Tdsank you, Frost!.
Thanks for this Mr Artist :) [I was at The Brook]
Does anybody think this sounds like a major Genesis knock-off?
MIKE MUSTANG I think Jem would be the first to acknowledge his musical love for Genesis, and indeed there are a couple of parts of Falling Satellites which owe a debt to Duke's Travels, IMO. But there's an awful lot of Frost* which is anything but Genesis, not least for being far heavier. And FWIW, I'm not a huge Genesis fan personally, but am definitely a Frost* devotee ;-)
Thinking you should listen to all pre And Then There Were Three albums. This is right up your alley. Also check out what Steve Hackett has been doing the past several years.
MIKE MUSTANG Oh, I have many of them & enjoy them well enough, but ultimately Genesis quite get to the core of my musical soul as well as Yes and more recently Frost*. As for Mr Hackett, I have an inkling I might be seeing him quite soon, so ... ;-)