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DEEPNiacinJazz Rock/Fusion3.65 | 31 ratings |
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Gatot
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![]() There were two major reasons on why I purchased this CD: 1. I like Billy Seehan's bass playing - I also have his solo album "Compression", 2. I like Hammond organ sounds even though I have never heard who John Novello was. In addition to that there was also another reason: track no. 12 "Things Ain't Like They Used To Be" (7:25) features Glenn Hughes (ex Trapeze, Deep Purple) on vocal. I love Glenn Hughes vocal quality during his tenure with Trapeze and Deep Purple also as solo artist. His solo album "Blues" is a true killer man! In this album he sings wonderfully in the blues-based song with powerful high register notes. Glenn Hughes rules! Overall, I would say that this album is really good for those of you who enjoy music- oriented album with excellent musicianship. So, don't expect beautiful melody here even though the track with vocal part (track 12) posses a stirring melodic music. Yes, I have to admit that the musicianship of the band members in this album is really top notch! Keep on proggin' ..! Progressively yours, GW
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3/5 |
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