Artist: John Young
Title: N.C.V. (No Commercial Value)
Label/ Date: Heritage Records 2000 (CD-R) 

Tracks:

1. Asteroid  [3:57]

2. Voyager  [4:28] 

3. Chance Encounter [4:17]

4. Ascent [5:11] 

5. A Clearer Sky [5:06]

6. Daybreak [3:01]

7. Corpus [4:12]

8. Bible White [3:20]

9. Whirl [4:04]

10. Araindi [4:31]

11. Air Miles [4:09]

12. Sapporo [3:15]

The Review:

John Young does all the instrumentations again and this time he goes back to his roots on this collection of twelve mostly keyboard based prog/ ambient instrumentals, ranging in styles from Moraz to Vangelis.

From the first song, the peaceful sounding "Asteroids" (sounds like an homage to King Crimson, I hear snipets of Matte Kudasai in through-out) to the soft techno-based "A Clearer Sky" he shows yet another side to his talented fortay.

The amazing thing about I've noticed about John is that he can be either a one-man band or part of a band very easily by complimenting any artist with his keyboard and backing vocal abilities.

Reviewd by Ron Fuchs On April 25th, 2002

Reviewed Discography

• "Life Underground - The Demos" 1999
• "N.C.V. (No Commercial Value)" 2000
• "Significance" 2002
• "The Shape of Things to Come" 2003