Inner Circle CD 1 - Track Listing

Track Listing

  1. "Preamble"
  2. "Isaiah 60 (Live At GMA 4/12/05)"
  3. "Mr. Potato Head (Demo 1999)"
  4. "Cradle To The Grave (Live At GMA 4/12/05)"
  5. "Green (Outtake From 1st Album)"
  6. "Tell Me Annabelle (Outtake From 1st Album)"
  7. "What Is Life? (Live At GMA 4/12/05)"
  8. "I Am Nothing (Demo January 2005)"
  9. "Snow Demo Segment (2001)"
  10. "Home Is Where The Hurt Is (Demo 1996)"
  11. "Everybody Needs The Money (Demo 1999)"
  12. "Sing It High (Live At GMA 4/12/05)"
Neal Morse
Prog albums
  • Testimony
  • One
  • ?
  • Sola Scriptura
  • Lifeline
  • Testimony 2
  • Momentum
Non-prog albums
  • Neal Morse
  • Merry Christmas from the Morse Family
  • It's Not Too Late
  • Transatlantic Demos
  • God Won't Give Up
  • Lead Me Lord
  • Send the Fire
  • Cover to Cover
  • Songs from the Highway
  • Secret Place
  • The River
  • Mighty to Save
Live albums
  • Testimony Live
  • ? Live
  • Sola Scriptura & Beyond
  • So Many Roads: Live in Europe
Inner Circle releases
  • Inner Circle CD 1
  • Inner Circle DVD 1
  • Inner Circle CD 3
  • Hit Man
  • Whispers in the Wind
  • Neal Morse in the 80's!
  • The Europe Winter 2006 Church Tour
  • Hodgepodge
  • Question Mark & Beyond - Tour of Europe 2006 DVD
  • Live at the Kings Center DVD
  • Let's Polka
  • With a Little Help from My Friends
  • Homeland
  • Encores and New Songs
  • Making of Testimony DVD
  • Acoustic Sunrise
  • From the Inner Circle
  • Demos and Live Stuff
  • From the Video Vault DVD
  • Sola Scriptura Live
  • 3RP Fest in Pittsburgh DVD

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