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Beyond Expression
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Finch's second album, Beyond Expression, is a reasonable counterpart to Glory of the Inner Force, continuing as it does that album's approach of producing symphonic prog from heavy, Mahavishnu instrumental performances. Once again, the band produce a highly technically accomplished album with a level of complexity a cut above what many competitors in the symphonic field were producing at the time

In ’76 the second album "Beyond Expression" was released, it was acclaimed as Album of the week by radio and the broadcasting company Veronica and known music magazines were very positive. Finch’s second album rounds off some of the sharp edges, but it’s no less adventurous than the debut. The 20-minute A Passion Condensed will probably stand for all time as their defining masterpiece, its mood changes and structural layers revealing themselves after many attentive listens. Each passage merges easily into the next, showing Finch at the top of their game, each member completely dialed-in and making this huge piece work.

Yes, the level of complexity is what usually separates symphonic prog from other progressive sub-genres and Finch’s Beyond Expression is the perfect album to showcase what symphonic prog is all about. Not only is Finch’s second of three outings classically influenced with a strong-even balance of catchy rock and complex song structures, but the 3 lengthy tracks contained herein are vibrant and pack quite a large punch of emotional value as well; besides the fact that the three tracks are entirely instrumental. Beyond Expression begins with the lengthiest track, A Passion Condenser, clocking.

Is Beyond Expression the best album by Finch? BestEverAlbums. com brings together thousands of 'greatest ever album' charts and calculates an overall ranking. This album At A Glance. Beyond Expression by Finch (1976) Overall rank: 76,633rd. Accolades: Top albums of 1976 ( 782nd ). Top albums of the 1970s ( 7,684th ). Best albums of all time ( 76,633rd ).

Finch – Beyond Expression (1976) 02. Scars On The Ego. 08:54.

Finch 1976 Beyond Expression. 01. A Passion Condensed (20:05) 02. Scars On The Ego (8:51) 03. Beyond The Bizarre (14:24). Cleem Determeijer, keyboards - Beer Klaasse, drums - Joop Van Nimwegen, guitars - Peter Vink, bass. Finch's second album certainly picked up where its predecessor had left things at, but it might just be that that they overeached themselves too. Indeed the group attacked their second album with the idea to go one further than previously, so they only did three tracks for Beyond Expression