Albums similar to ABOTW?

[The Stormbringer]

Howdy!

Ever since hearing and falling in love with Enchant's debut album (one of my Top 3 favourite albums in fact, especially because I've never heard anything remotely resembling it), I've been dying to find something comparable... more powerful than Marillion, more diverse than Kansas, more in the vein of "traditional" Prog than Rush.
Can anybody recommend any good bands/albums with a style as energetic, beautiful, soothing, exciting, multi-layered as that of "A Blueprint of the World"?

 

[Soundscape]

Soundscape - Discovery

$7 at The Lasers Edge http://www.lasercd.com ...also I could send you an mp3 or 2 if you have IM or mIRC.

also wonder if you've heard some if the regulars: Shadow Gallery, Pain of Salvation, Fates Warning, Transatlantic, etc

Kyle

 

[The Stormbringer]

also wonder if you've heard some if the regulars: Shadow Gallery, Pain of Salvation, Fates Warning, Transatlantic, etc

Of course I have, but none of them can hold a candle to ABOTW or anything else by Los Enchantos as far as I'm concerned.

 

[Burke]

Soundscape - Discovery

$7 at The Lasers Edge http://www.lasercd.com ...also I could send you an mp3 or 2 if you have IM or mIRC.

also wonder if you've heard some if the regulars: Shadow Gallery, Pain of Salvation, Fates Warning, Transatlantic, etc

Kyle

Interested in this CD...... but followed the link, searched on Laser CD and couldn't find it?......

 

[Soundscape]

hmm..my bad..that's news to me. I guess Ken either is out-of-stock of it (maybe I had something to do with it?), or he doesn't carry it anymore.

You should also be able to to find it on 1 of 2 sites, http://www.angelthorne.com and/or http://www.toddroseonline.com which are the singer/keyboardists site and the guitarists site. Also like I said, I'd be willing to File transfer is you're interested. You could also try checking with some of the import companies such as Wild Side Imports in Michigan, Impulse Music in Roselle, IL, Sentinela Steel, The End Records, and possibly SynPhonic Records (Greg Walker in California), or a number of other smaller stores that are out there I don't recall at the moment.

Kyle