Steve Hackett - Live Archive 83 (2006)
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Verenigd Koninkrijk
Rock
Label: Camino
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Calmaria (3:40)
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Hands of the Priestess (3:57)
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Jacuzzi (3:29)
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The Barren Land (2:32)
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Tales of the Riverbank (2:11)
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Second Chance (2:45)
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Oriental Improvisation (4:21)
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Petropolis (2:44)
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Kim (2:15)
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The Water Wheel (1:56)
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Concert for Munich (3:12)
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The Journey (2:59)
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Ace of Wands (3:12)
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A Cradle of Swans (2:45)
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Jazz on a Summer's Night (3:06)
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Horizons (1:29)
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Time Lapse at Milton Keynes (3:21)
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Bay of Kings (4:36)
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geplaatst: 19 januari 2011, 11:58 uur
Helaas is dit er nog eentje welke ik niet heb. Is deze, net zoals de andere, ook de moeite waard?
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geplaatst: 19 januari 2011, 19:30 uur
Het is een acoustisch album die qua kwaliteit minder is als de rest in de serie Live Archive. Toch is dit wel een mooie registratie met twee vrij onbekende nummers. Toevallig kwam ik op Amazon de volgende review tegen waar ik mij bij een groot gedeelte wel aansluit:
The liner notes confess that the quality of the recording was not the best, and that some defects still remain despite the engineering. However, the concert stands up despite some flaws, and the final three tracks are quite good in both performance and sound quality. Two tracks will probably be new to most listeners: "The Water Wheel" and "Jazz on a Summer's Night." Water Wheel has Steve's trademark exotic acoustic touch -- a relaxing interlude -- while Jazz is an up-beat, melodic piece that anticipates his later Bacchus piece. Both are quite beautiful in different ways. This CD underscores Steve Hackett's legitimacy as a serious acoustic player.
The liner notes confess that the quality of the recording was not the best, and that some defects still remain despite the engineering. However, the concert stands up despite some flaws, and the final three tracks are quite good in both performance and sound quality. Two tracks will probably be new to most listeners: "The Water Wheel" and "Jazz on a Summer's Night." Water Wheel has Steve's trademark exotic acoustic touch -- a relaxing interlude -- while Jazz is an up-beat, melodic piece that anticipates his later Bacchus piece. Both are quite beautiful in different ways. This CD underscores Steve Hackett's legitimacy as a serious acoustic player.
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