Mike Portnoy continues, “It was our first post-Pandemic tour so everybody (including the audience) was just happy to be at shows again experiencing live music together. We particularly felt the love and emotions this evening in Hamburg which has always been an amazing audience for NMB.”
 
Listen to their cover of ‘Bridge Over Troubled Water’ here: https://youtu.be/mY1JgrV5fcU

Mixed & mastered by longtime collaborator Jerry Guidroz, the album will be available as a limited 3CD digipak, and digital album, and is now available to pre-order here: https://thenealmorseband.lnk.to/AnEveningOfInnocenceAndDanger-LiveInHamburg
 
The full track-listing can be found below:
CD1:
1.Do It All Again 10:23
2.Bird On A Wire 08:08
3.Your Place In The Sun 04:18
4.Another Story To Tell 04:50
5.The Way It Had To Be 09:18
6.Bridge Over Troubled Water 08:43
7.Waterfall 07:50
 
CD2:
1.Not Afraid Pt. 2 21:45
2.Beyond The Years 34:08
 
CD3:
1.The Great Similitude Medley 29:58
 
The Markthalle in Hamburg is a venue the band have played many times before, and as Bill Hubauer explains, it’s a place they hold very dear: “There is always something warm and magical about the audiences at Markthalle. This show was closer to the end of the tour and I was getting tired. I remember looking at the itinerary and seeing Markthalle coming up and feeling so happy about it. I knew it was going to give me the boost of energy to get through the rest of the tour. It's very much one of those "home away from home" tour stops!” Randy George adds, “It’s always a great show at the Markthalle! The tour was going well and the wonderful fans in Hamburg made it a wonderful evening.”
 
The band played the vast majority of their acclaimed latest album, including a mesmerizing rendition of their arrangement of ‘Bridge Over Troubled Water’, a track that quickly became a favourite of fans during the tour. Portnoy comments, “I loved the format of this tours setlist, breaking the show into two halves similarly to the Innocence And Danger album. The 1st half the shorter more concise songs and poppier side of the band, and the 2nd half with the huge sprawling Prog epics.” The massive set concludes with the ‘The Great Similitude Medley’ which features highlights from the band’s previous two records ‘The Great Adventure’ & ‘The Similitude of a Dream’.

The result is a sprawling evening of incredible musicianship, that demonstrates a band at the very top of their game.