Gps

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Window To The Soul 06:58 Tools
New Jerusalem 08:27 Tools
Written On The Wind 06:55 Tools
Heaven Can Wait 08:05 Tools
I Believe In Yesterday 07:16 Tools
Since You've Been Gone 04:55 Tools
The Objector 06:20 Tools
All My Life 05:29 Tools
Gold 05:02 Tools
Taken Dreams 04:57 Tools
Taken Dreams (Live) 04:56 Tools
All My Life (Live) 07:20 Tools
Panique sur la plage 06:57 Tools
Written on the Wind (Live) 08:05 Tools
Heaven Can Wait (Live) 08:43 Tools
The Essence of Life 08:45 Tools
Guthrie Solo (Live) 02:47 Tools
I Believe in Yesterday (Live) 07:36 Tools
New Jerusalem (Live) 11:21 Tools
Gold (Live) 06:23 Tools
The Objector (Live) 08:28 Tools
Window to the Soul (Live) 07:51 Tools
Since You've Been Gone (Live) 07:15 Tools
Military Man 05:44 Tools
Madeintyo & Royce Rizzy 02:55 Tools
Only Time Will Tell 06:28 Tools
Military Man (Live) 05:44 Tools
Samedi soir 02:55 Tools
Angular Momentum 05:17 Tools
Pericolo Generico 05:17 Tools
Silent Nation 08:45 Tools
Heat Of The Moment 08:27 Tools
The Longest Night 05:02 Tools
The Longest Night (Live) 07:08 Tools
Porta Di Servizio 05:04 Tools
Proprietà Privata 05:04 Tools
Guthrie Solo 02:47 Tools
Long Way From Home 06:14 Tools
Written in the wind 08:04 Tools
Objector 05:04 Tools
Since You?ve Been Gone 02:38 Tools
Magellan 05:02 Tools
Co-ordinate System 08:45 Tools
Guthries solo 02:38 Tools
Pronto Intervento 05:02 Tools
Going Going Gone 08:45 Tools
In His Eyes (Bonus Track) 03:35 Tools
Ryos Solo 07:10 Tools
Crank Dat Mega Man 08:04 Tools
The Haunting (Bonus Track) 07:10 Tools
Frozen Rose 07:10 Tools
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GPS is a progressive rock supergroup that evolved from the John Payne-centric pre Phoenix line-up of Asia, adopting the name GPS in 2006. John Payne, Guthrie Govan, Jay Schellen and Ryo Okumoto. All four men have left their mark indelibly stamped on the music world. John Payne joined venerable rock legends ASIA back in 1991 after John Wetton’s final departure. Over the next 15 years, John would lead Asia through some of their most critically and fan acclaimed works. All this culminated with the highly successful “Silent Nation” album in 2004 and the subsequent world tour. “Silent Nation” was the most successful Asia release since the bands heady career highs of the early 1980s. Guthrie Govan has been a prodigy on the strings since he was a small boy. He is one of the most respected musicians in guitar circles today. He joined Asia in 2001 during the recording sessions for their “Aura” album. His distinctive style has left his signature on the tracks from Asia’s “Aura” and “Silent Nation” releases. Guthrie’s string wizardry has thrilled fans across the world as he lent his talents to Asia classics old and new to hungry audiences everywhere. Jay Schellen first burst onto the scene in the early 80s, lending his considerable talents to such notable bands as Hurricane, Bad Finger and most recently Asia. He also was a major part of the “Conspiracy” project head up by Chris Squire (Yes) and Billy Sherwood (Yes). Jay has also lent his skills to a formidable list of projects that have shown his incredible diversity and adaptability in the drumming field. John Payne first met Jay during the writing sessions for Asia’s “Silent Nation” album. From the first demos, it was clear that Jay was a force to be reckoned with. And in 2005 when the Asia drum throne became vacant, John’s first call was to Jay. His dynamic playing took the second half of the Asia world tour and elevated it to the next level. Ryo Okumoto’s resume reads like a who’s who of the music world. Besides his ever present role as keyboardist in prog rock favorites, Spock’s Beard, Ryo has lent his considerable talents to many recording and live projects. Rock legends like Phil Collins, Eric Clapton, Robbie Robertson, Aretha Franklin, Smokey Robinson and many, many more have called on Ryo’s magic fingers. His distinctive style was a welcome addition to the GPS sound. With all the pieces in place, these four power houses of musical talent joined forces under the banner GPS. With the music firmly rooted in the prog sensibilities that defined many of their individual projects, GPS has taken all of their contributions and raised the bar. From the invigorating guitar solos contributed by Guthrie to the rock steady beats brought to bear by Jay, the music marks a new era for all of these talented musicians. John Payne’s vocals have never sounded better and Ryo’s keyboards somehow tie the whole thing into the potent musical brew that is GPS. Welcome to the future. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.