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Tom Newman ~ Six: The Mark Unleashed (2004)
Sequel albums, such as The Fall Of A Rebel Angel by Enigma, are not that rare, but they're not as prevalent as movie continuations. Moreover, most of these LPs tend to update the sounds of their predecessors. Tubular Bells II, for instance, does that, though I would claim the disc is more of a remake than a follow-up to Mike Oldfield's groundbreaking release. Listen to the inauguration of the record to hear what I mean. Yes, the tune basically revamps the original introduction to fit the early 90's sonic landscapes, yet the song works despite the piece being a remodel. While Oldfield adds enough tricks, to make the composition feel different from the precursor, you still recognize the melody. Unsurprisingly, this approach is used by many musicians to do their own music prolongations.
Tom Newman ~ Six: The Mark Unleashed (2004)
Behind the scenes ~ Six: The Mark Unleashed ~ 2002
Tom Newman ~ Six: The Mark Unleashed ~ 2004