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Track List
01) Something in Between
02) Pure White Light
03) Another Life
04) Bitterness Burnt
05) Caught in a Fold
06) Simple Ways
07) First Thought
08) Passengers
09) Distant Train
10) Answer the Question
11) Pass the Clock, Part 1
12) Pass the Clock, Part 2
13) Pass the Clock, Part 3
01) Something in Between
02) Pure White Light
03) Another Life
04) Bitterness Burnt
05) Caught in a Fold
06) Simple Ways
07) First Thought
08) Passengers
09) Distant Train
10) Answer the Question
11) Pass the Clock, Part 1
12) Pass the Clock, Part 2
13) Pass the Clock, Part 3
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4:33
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4:56
3:52
6:13
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First Released
2003
Progressive Rock
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"Passengers" is the fifth studio album from rock band Mostly Autumn, it was released in 2003 on the Classic Rock Records label.
Passengers finds Mostly Autumn at a sort of transitional stage. Mostly the songs are more concise and the progressive rock arrangements largely given over to something that sounds as if they are designed to appeal more to the classic rock listener.
There are no Celtic jig instrumentals anymore, which is where Goldthorpe in particular really excelled. The only instrumental is "Distant Train".
It is the last album to feature drummer Jonathan Blackmore
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"Passengers" is the fifth studio album from rock band Mostly Autumn, it was released in 2003 on the Classic Rock Records label.
Passengers finds Mostly Autumn at a sort of transitional stage. Mostly the songs are more concise and the progressive rock arrangements largely given over to something that sounds as if they are designed to appeal more to the classic rock listener.
There are no Celtic jig instrumentals anymore, which is where Goldthorpe in particular really excelled. The only instrumental is "Distant Train".
It is the last album to feature drummer Jonathan Blackmore
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