HOMEBREW 2

Steve Howe

Crossover Prog

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Frankly speaking, this is an album only for fans of Steve Howe to listen to. As usually, most of the album is instrumental. It consists of some short and middle length compositions that are based on Steve's riffs from 90-s Yes albums, especially Keys To Ascension I and II and his older solo stuff. All of them are not bad but bring little new to their originals. The really interesting things begin with track Resistance Day - here come some new (or previously unreleased?) tracks that are worth buying the whole album. For them I give this album 3 stars.

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