Dark Globes Chicago, Illinois
William Neylon is born screaming hellfire in a Chicago hospital, Mayday 1987. Somewhere in a lavish greenroom across the country, Bob Dylan is pouring over the arrangement of "Shenandoah" that will eventually become a highlight of his least successful album of the decade. Michael Jackson ponders buying the Elephant Man's bones, and Nick Drake has been a ghost for 13 years. ... more
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White Shores/Green Meadows
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Superb songcrafting, instrumental mastery, evocative mood textures.
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What is there to say? There'd be no Dark Globes sound without Chris and this is him in his element.
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Between The Blades
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