This is some really vintage video that Neal found of Spock’s Beard at Progfest in 1997. Some of the songs included are: "Go the Way You Go", "The Light", "June", "Walking on the Wind". A great view of the band in the early days not to be missed.
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This is some really vintage video that Neal found of Spock’s Beard at Progfest in 1997. Some of the songs included are: "Go the Way You Go", "The Light", "June", "Walking on the Wind". A great view of the band in the early days not to be missed.
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