&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;Pretty sure the next record ain’t gonna be twangy but I could be wrong.&gt;&gt;&gt; I don't think so, I don't see twang in their future.  But for me there is a natural progression between classic rock and folk rock and well I think Grace and the Nocturnals can do both.  I grew up in the 70's when people like Carole King, James Taylor, Linda Ronstadt and Carly Simon did their stuff.  It is doable, and I think there was a little hint of this direction in cuts off all the Grace's cds.  Things I Never Needed was for me one of the strongest cuts off the last cd and fits totally in that country rock cross over market (sad to say I still haven't hear it live).  The slide that Scott played in that song is wonderful.  You know Scott is a better player every time I hear him.  And the dual guitar thing is there think CSNY, and of course Neil Young.  Benny too, every time I hear him play I hear how much he's improved from the time before.  I don't want to see them completely leave rock because I think that would be a mistake because they do it so well, but I can see them leaving some of the disco stylings on the cutting room floor (and I have nothing against disco music).  Mostly I want to see them collaborate as writers more.  Grace, Scott and Benny are three of the strongest writers out there in popular music IMHO.  So I can't wait to hear the new material.