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Well, I've had a reviewers copy for over a month, so I've been listening to the new Redemption.  I still stand by what I wrote in my review for Nick.  And unlike one review I saw, you can read mine and Nick's review in 5 minutes and get a sense of what is going on.  I'm not joking when I say I saw a review that probably takes longer to read than it does to listen to the entire album.
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I like this album quite a bit. Nothing mindblowing, but really good stuff. Will probably grab the physical copy if it appears in the record store.
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I think I still prefer the debut, while good this is not an album I'll come back to often.

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No comments since the official release?

I've only listened to it all the way through 4 or 5 times, which is good but I'm still waiting for a bit more. So far I'm not sure I'd put it quite on the same level as IAA, but it has some really great parts/songs. One thing that sticks out to me is the 72 minute length; I just don't think it needs to be that long. I don't think my attention span has gotten any shorter, but I still think 40-60 minutes is the ideal length for an album and that if it's going to be longer it needs to be without any filler. Really hard to achieve, and that's not to say that I think there is a lot of filler on this album, but I do feel like a couple parts could've been trimmed more.


I feel pretty much the same.  A whole bunch of good material here surrounded by about 20 minutes of stuff I could do without.




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I think it´s very good, just have to digest it a little longer to be able to give a more in depth opinion.
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I think I rate this just below I am Anonymous. But just. Fantastic musicianship. Hope they do a tour with this soon.
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I listened to ATYFIG a few days ago. Not as good as the first, but still great IMO.

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Re: Headspace - The Official Thread v. All That You Fear is Gone (March 2016)
« Reply #146 on: January 06, 2017, 08:59:20 PM »
A rare Headspace bootleg from last month.

https://www.dimeadozen.org/torrents-details.php?id=581324
would have thought the same thing but seeing the OP was TAC i immediately thought Maiden or DT related
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Spinning both Headspace album. Hope they record a third one. The Wilson Wakeman duo has been very productive (acoustic and piano records) and hope they keep their heavy side alive.

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I don't know how far along it is or what a reasonable timeframe for release is, but I know a third album is being worked on.
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I don't know how far along it is or what a reasonable timeframe for release is, but I know a third album is being worked on.

That's awesome news. Even though All That You Fear is Gone was not as good as I Am Anonymous, very excited about the 3rd album. Hopefully it will come out sooner than later.

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I don't know how far along it is or what a reasonable timeframe for release is, but I know a third album is being worked on.

That's awesome news. Even though All That You Fear is Gone was not as good as I Am Anonymous, very excited about the 3rd album. Hopefully it will come out sooner than later.

I Am Anonymous is a beast of an album. There was a thread at the old MP site that asked about albums over 60 minutes with no filler or something like that. I nominated that album. Solid from beginning to end.
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Re: Headspace - The Official Thread v. All That You Fear is Gone (March 2016)
« Reply #151 on: January 18, 2023, 08:54:01 AM »
I don't know how far along it is or what a reasonable timeframe for release is, but I know a third album is being worked on.

That's awesome news. Even though All That You Fear is Gone was not as good as I Am Anonymous, very excited about the 3rd album. Hopefully it will come out sooner than later.

I Am Anonymous is a beast of an album. There was a thread at the old MP site that asked about albums over 60 minutes with no filler or something like that. I nominated that album. Solid from beginning to end.

Bumping this thread because I revisited  I Am Anonymous and I still got blown away. Actually enjoyed it more than when it was released. Heck of an album!

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Re: Headspace - The Official Thread v. All That You Fear is Gone (March 2016)
« Reply #152 on: January 19, 2023, 08:25:20 AM »
I saw this thread was active and thought there were finally some updates on that 3rd album. I guess there won't be one?
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Re: Headspace - The Official Thread v. All That You Fear is Gone (March 2016)
« Reply #153 on: January 25, 2023, 09:25:17 AM »
I saw this thread was active and thought there were finally some updates on that 3rd album. I guess there won't be one?

So I actually can remember exactly where my comment from 2020 came from. After the Haken/Devin gig in Philly me and a bunch of the Haken guys went to a local place for food, and Charlie was texting with Pete Rinaldi (who filled in on bass for Haken) and was talking about working on the 3rd Headspace album. Of course that was right before the pandemic hit, and it wasn't the most active band to begin with. So it certainly could be easily delayed, and who knows, it may never happen, but I can say with certainty that a third album WAS being worked on at that point.
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