I went out to Amazon.com looking to hit some sound links to see what Andromeda sounds like before I bought the cd. Unfortunately they didn't have any yet. I usually take a look at the links to similar artists as I did this time and discovered some great music that I never knew existed. There's a boat load of progressive rock out there. I don't understand why none of this makes light of day. I bought Tangent's Music That Died Alone and Gordian Knot's Emergent. I listened to IQ but didn't care for that much. Bands like Glass Hammer and Jadis didn't have sound bites either. I'm really excited and anxious to get my hands on these cd's, I've been growing bored and un-interested in much of the commercial music out there. I actually have been buying classic bands like Jethro Tull trying to feed my hunger, and it took some of the pains away, because I didn't know of bands that made such music today. From the little bit I heard of Tangent & Gordian Knot, I highly recommend them to you all who like Porcupine Tree or progressive with an edge. Sean Malone the bassist that started Gordian Knot seems to be an awesome musician. I also picked up the remaster of Jaco Pastorius. I am a huge fan of fusion, anyone know of any hidden fusion out there? I already have several Jean Luke Ponte, Al Dimeola, Stanley Clarke and Chic Corea.

Also, any other websites that offer the links to listen feature? I plan to follow up on this treasure of prog rock that I have stumbled upon. Any other prog you can recommend I will add to my list as well. I have Porcupine Tree already. Anyone who reads this forum is bound to at least know they exist. I tried them and liked it.