With or without Neal Morse, whether they're playing heavy third-wave progressive rock or the more recent rock-oriented sound, whether you love them or hate them -- the progressive rock community will always have something to say about Spock's Beard.

On the eve of the band's headlining performance at ROSfest, the Sea Of Tranquility staff has compiled this detailed retrospective- which includes reviews of the band's entire back catalog of studio albums, reviews of several live recordings and DVDs, several interviews, and a concert review, and even a review of keyboardist Ryo Okumoto's solo album.

Click on each item to see the review:

Year	Album	Reviewer	Rating
1994	The Light (Reissue)	Michael Popke
1996	Beware of Darkness (Reissues)	Michael Popke
1998	From the Vault	Pete Pardo
1998	The Kindness of Strangers (Reissues)	Michael Popke
1999	Day For Night	Pete Pardo
1999	Live at the Whisky and NEARfest	Pete Pardo
2000	V	Pete Pardo
2001	NDV: Karma	Michael Popke
2002	Don't Try This At Home-Live in Holland / The Making of V (DVD)	Michael Popke
2002	Snow	Pete Pardo
2002	Ryo Okumoto - Coming Through	Pete Pardo
2003	Feel Euphoria	Michael Popke
2003	NDV: Live & Acoustic (DVD+CD)	Michael Popke
2004	The Making of Snow (DVD)	Michael Popke
2005	Octane	Pete Pardo
2005	Gluttons for Punishment	Murat Batmaz
2006	Spock's Beard	Pete Pardo
2007	Morse, Alan: Four O'Clock and Hysteria	Pete Pardo

Year	Item	By
2002	Ryo Okumoto on Spock's Beard: 'We're fine. Everything's cool.'	Michael Popke
2003	To the extreme: Spock's Beard's Nick D'Virgilio on his career and craft	Jedd Beaudoin
2004	A Conversation With Neal Morse	Duncan Glenday
2006	Spock's Beard Make Their Return to New York City!	Ken Pierce
2007	Spock's Beard's Nick Discusses ... Spock's Beard	Duncan Glenday

Note:

All photos are from Spock's Beard's web site
And are printed with permission