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Galahad

Resonance: Live In Poland DVD

Review by Ron Fuchs

My first exposure to the band, Galahad was their Year Zero album in 2002. Since then I’ve been hooked. When I heard of a DVD, I was ecstatic and once it arrived in my mail, I rushed to put it on. The DVD was captured while performing a concert at the Wyspianski Theatre in Katowice, Poland on May 22nd 2006. Included with the DVD and special edition version is a CD with some extra tracks and demos from the upcoming release Empires Never Last.

Most of the playlist is from their forthcoming full-length Empires Never Last CD but they also do songs like “Sleepers,” “Bug Eye” and the first four parts of the Year Zero album. To hear Year Zero live was worth the admission, in my opinion, as was hearing new songs like “I Could Be GOD” and the title track from the upcoming album.

After viewing this DVD, I often wondered why Galahad never got as popular as bands like Pendragon, Marillion, IQ or Pallas. They’re as good as those groups and, in some ways, they embody each of the character traits of each of the other bands. I’m sure after this DVD and their upcoming appearance at Rosfest, that will change and more fans will know the splendor that is Galahad.

Also included in the DVD are some cool bonus features like audio material from the ENL sessions and a previous studio demo plus a cool documentary, biography, discography, photo gallery and some web stuff. This is a fantastic starting place for those unaware of the band.

Originally published at Prognaut.com


This review is available in book format (hardcover and paperback) in Music Street Journal: 2010  Volume 5 at lulu.com/strangesound.

 
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