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As good as it gets, 2008-07-09
I really hoped this would be this good and it is. Ty Tabor is the John Lennon of modern prog. It's heavy, yet remains melodic and hook laden. I've been a Rod Morgenstein fan since the Dixie Dregs days and thought John Myong was wonderful with Dream Theater. What a rhythm section with these two!! Production is top notch and you'll love it the first time through. BUY IT.

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Again JJ does it again!, 2008-02-06
After the first CD, I didn't think that there was going to be another, and man I am glad that there was. Absolutely epic sounds from these guys. Ty can spin a song better than anyone in the industry today, and he's not a bad guitar player either ;) I hope and pray that there will be a 3.

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Much more intricate, 2007-03-20
Rod is the star on this one. It seems like Ty brought the drums up alot in the mix because Rod was out of his mind with his playing on this record. I feel that the songs have better hooks than the first Jelly Jam and the production is better as well. Great album. If you're a Dream Theater or King's X vertical collector, put this one in the pile. Solid.

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another example of TABORS genius, 2007-03-01
I am fairly new to KINGX'S X and most things TABOR, but have been buying everything I could get hold off featuring this brilliant player. This is just another superb musical vision from this incredibly versatile master. A bit heavier than some of his other stuff, but still featuring the same depth and class as his other vehicles. This is a magic 3 piece band that rocks. TABOR might be the standout, but he sure knows how to assemble a band of virtuosos that contribute. If you like other TABOR releases, than this is sure to please you.

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suberb, 2006-12-13
I like myself a good Coldplay or U2 anyday. But nothing beats the bluesybeetlesque feel of a good Ty Tabor project.