With a sound that may be identified in the crossroads of symphonic keyboard driven progressive, such as ELP and Canterbury, Glass presents music that takes its time, slowly building a wall of sounds based on the ability of the players, to then experiment and explore to the infamous detail the rocks that build the whole structure.
Recorded live in 2002 and 2003, the Sherman brothers have been graced with the opportunity to really demonstrate their musical ideas with the company of such notables as Richard Sinclair, Elton Dean and Hugh Hopper that really take the resulting sound to a whole new level. The performances on this live album are stellar, doing justice to the band musicians and the guests that showed up to enlighten it even more.