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| | The History of Rock Music. Subarachnoid Space: biography, discography, reviews, links |
 | | Subarachnoid Space's live These Things Take Time (Release, 2000) relies on a stable four-piece combo and, in particular, on a stronger rhythm section (Chris Van Huffel of Gay Barbarians on drums, Andey Stephens on bass). |
 | | Subarachnoid Space's Also Rising (Strange Attractors, 2003), recorded by yet another four-piece line-up, is one of Jones' most accomplished works, although it lacks both the titanic aim and the degree of innovation that made the earlier works so endearing. |
 | | In 2003, Jones retired from Subarachnoid Space and his place was taken by guitarist Chris Cones, while Jackson became the de-facto leader of the quartet. |
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