"What do you get when you take five nutty musicians and one crazy soundman to Israel and Greece? You get the May 2015 Inner Circle release! Randy has put together a short tour doc and we have a bunch of footage from the concert in Athens from 2013, and I think you are really going to enjoy this exclusive DVD coming your way this May. The footage was shot by the venue, I think, and it is not the highest quality in the world and the audio is camera audio unmixed and unpolished, however I think you will enjoy seeing and hearing us at this rare performance in Athens. My recollection of that night was that even though we were possibly as tired as I have ever been going into a performance, that is was one of the best gigs I have ever performed. A very special night indeed." – Neal Concert (86 mins) 1 Momentum
2 Author Of Confusion
3 Thoughts Pt 5
4 We All Need Some Light
5 World Without End
6 King Jesus
7 Sing It High
Documentary (26 mins) 8 "Israel, Greece And Poland"
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