Re: Review

[rpeck@jessica.stanford.edu (Raymond Peck)]

In article <193*haug@si.uninett> Love-Hounds@EDDIE.MIT.EDU writes:
>Really-From: Kari Haug <haug%si.uninett%NORUNIX.BITNET@MITVMA.MIT.EDU>
>
>Billy Currie (with guest Steve Howe) : "TRANSPORTATION"
>I then heard was far beyond the power of wordly description!
>Something happened to me, and I got so excited I almost fell off the chair.
>It was magic, brilliant, breathtaking..... etc. etc... At one point I got
>so excited that I stood up and screamed out to my friend "This is better
>than Jean-Michel Jarre, but that's impossible because no-one can be better
>than him, but this is better than Jean-Michel Jarre anyway, even if that's
>impossible"!

Hmmmm. . .

I wasn't really thrilled with it, myself.  It's OK and all, but
i find it a more insipid example of "New Wage" than, say, Synergy's
"Metropolitan Suite".  

I was hoping for somthing with a bit more substance than atmosphere.

Which this disk ain't.


Even tho I'm a MASSIVE Steve Howe fan.  I'd rather have bought
"The Steve Howe Album" or "Beginnings" on CD (if they were available. . .)


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