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V is Spock's Beard's fifth studio album from 2000, a California neo-progressive rock record continuing their style heavily influenced by classic acts like Yes and Genesis.
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Spock's Beard - V ranks #30 of 195 in the Progressive Metal Album ranking, behind Porcupine Tree - Fear of a Blank Planet, ahead of Opeth - Damnation.
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When was Spock's Beard V released?
Spock's Beard released their fifth studio album, simply titled V, in the year 2000. It arrived at the commercial and creative peak of the American neo-progressive rock movement.
Was V the last Spock's Beard album with Neal Morse?
Yes, V marks the final studio album to feature founding vocalist and primary songwriter Neal Morse before his departure from the band. Morse left abruptly following the album's release cycle to pursue a solo career in contemporary Christian music.
What is the epic 30-minute song on Spock's Beard V?
The album concludes with a massive, 30-minute progressive rock suite titled "The Great Nothing." This epic track highlights the band's classic Yes and Genesis influences, featuring complex time signatures and massive vocal harmonies.
Who played drums on Spock's Beard V?
Drumming duties on V were handled by Nick D'Virgilio, who also took over lead vocals on several tracks. D'Virgilio would officially become the band's lead singer following Neal Morse's exit after this album's release.
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