Did
 

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DID album released in November 2017 listened to a few months ago
I propose it to your attention because I consider it a great job
of this group neo prog French DID
my advice is to listen to the album without interruptions in the headphones
It is the classic album that you can listen to for hours without giving the slightest sign of fatigue

The tracks are 20:
Hello (Dawn) 01:00
I'm not in it 05:06
A strange morning 01:52
Run 03:44
Dead town 03:34
Kindergarten remember 04:39
Pills 00:39
Beyond the stars (White pill) 03:54
Black pill) 02:14
Now I know 02:51
Alone 01:17
The sun 09:07
Whisperings in the dark 01:47
Locked up 07:46
The quiet before the storm 01:18
The storm 04:04
Wake me up 04:46
Awakening and now 02:04
Now ! 04:43
Hello (Twilight) 01:14



Christophe HOUSSIN (keyboards) after being a member of the Cafeine created the DID in collaboration with two other Cafeine and Didier THERY (bass). and finally published their creation of self-titled debut entitled "Dissociative Identity Disorder" in November 2017.

A concept album
on the double personality (Dissociative identity disorder - DID syndrome).

by DID with special guests on vocals :

- Michael Sadler - SAGA
- Marco Glühmann - SYLVAN
- Maggy Luyten - AYREON / NIGHTMARE
- Oliver Philipps - EVERON
- Alan Szukics - OPIUM BABY


DID:

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Régis BRAVI - Drums
Didier THERY - Bass
Patrick JOBARD - Acoustic and Electric Guitars
Christophe HOUSSIN - Piano, Keyboards, Additional Guitars

Vocals :
Michael SADLER - The bad conscience
Marco GLÜHMANN - The man
Maggy LUYTEN - The woman
Oliver PHILIPPS - The good conscience
Alan SZUKICS - The bad man

This is the link to listen to the album:

https://didmusic2.bandcamp.com/releases


.... I know what answers in these cases the customer service of aural moon and know my reduced contribution to AM but anyway I point it out as a possible inclusion in the large archive of AM

good listening

Re: Did
 

Well done. Solid if a bit heavy. Catchy in places. Very good musicianship. Well composed. For a concept album, these guys drew a great balance of vocals to the band playing.