Arena – Rising Up! (The Cage) [2004, DVD]

Year of manufacture: 2004
Genre: Progressive Rock
Duration: 02:09:12+26:27

Clive Nolan - Keyboards
Mick Pointer - Drums
Rob Sowden - Vocals
John Mitchell - Guitars
Ian Salmon – Bass

Description: Track listing DVD1:
1. (Don't Forget To) Breathe
(acoustic)
2. A State Of Grace (acoustic)
3. Crying For Help IV (acoustic)
4. Friday's Dream (acoustic)
5. Medusa (acoustic)
6. The City Of Lanterns (acoustic)
7. Skin Game (acoustic)
8. Crying For Help VII (acoustic)
9. (Don't Forget To) Breathe
(Arena Idols, vocals Annemarie Arendsen)
10. Crying For Help IV (Arena Idols,
vocals...)
Track listing DVD2:
1. Witch Hunt
2. An Angel Falls
3.Painted Man
4. This Way Madness Lies
5. Specter At The Feast
6. Never Ending Night
7. Skin Game
8. Salamander
9. Bitter Harvest
10. The City Of Lanterns
11. Riding The Tide
12. Cutting The Cards
13. Ascension
14.Valley Of The Kings
15. Chosen
16. Waiting For The Flood
17. (Don't Forget To) Breathe
18. The Butterfly Man
19. A Crack In The Ice
20. Enemy Without
21. Solomon
22. Crying For Help VII (rock
version)

Recorded 13 December 2003 at
the Boederij, Zoetermeer,
Holland, during the third Cage
Fanmeeting

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Melodic prog rockers Arena kickstarted their very respectful career with 1995's 'Songs from the Lions' Cage'; The band led by monolithic figures of the neo-progressive rock scene Mick Pointer and Clive Nolan, the former being the ex-Marillion drummer playing on the band's early 80s debut album, and the latter being the keyboard player for Pendragon, another very successful and recognizable act ...

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This DVD, Rising Up, is a new release in a string of 6 or 7 concerts the fan club has so far released. I personally own two of the earlier videos, one of which was a below par performance during The Visitor tour of which I've often said that this video was the worst piece of advertising the band could ever get. It captured about all ...

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