- Vinyl (17 Oct 1990)
- Format: Import
- Label: Capitol
- ASIN: B00008EU57
- Other Editions: Audio CD | Audio Cassette | Vinyl | MP3 Download
- Average Customer Review: 4.8 out of 5 stars See all reviews (4 customer reviews)
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Track Listings
| 1. Metal Fatigue |
| 2. Home |
| 3. Devil Take the Hindmost |
| 4. Panic Station |
| 5. Un-Merry-Go-Round |
| 6. In the Mystery |
Product Description
Album Description
Reissue of a 1985 recording by virtuoso guitarist Allan Holdsworth. Features Alan Pasqua, Gary Willis, Jimmy Johnson, Chad Wackerman, Paul Williams and Paul Korda.
Personnel:
Allan Holdsworth - (guitar, drums), Alan Pasqua - (keyboards), Gary Willis, Jimmy Johnson - (bass guitar), Chad Wackerman, Mac Hine - (drums), Paul Williams, Paul Korda - (vocals)
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Customer Reviews
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13 of 15 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This album is amazing for all those into that kinda angular jazz fusion stuff, Allan plays it in a unique way. The chordal lines sound full and dreamy and the sax style lead line just make me wanna give up guitar now. A must for all guitar players and any jazz/fusion lover.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
OK, it's an old recording, but it captures some of Holdworth's finest moments. The saxaphone-like solo on "The Unmerry-Go-Round" is a masterpiece. With vocals on most tracks this is a more mainstream and commercial offering than other Holdsworth albums, but essential if you're into his work. It even does quite well as an introduction. See also Soft Machine/Bundles.
4 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
What do Frank Zappa, Eddie van Halen, Joe satriani, Steve vai, gary Moore, Neil Schon, John Mclaughlin, Pat Metheny, Carlos Santana, David Torn, Steve Khan & Larry Coryell have in common?(the list could go on further) ANSWER: They all admire the guitar mastery of Allan Holdsworth. This is the first album Sir Allan had the money to make the album he wanted to make and be in total control of the creative process after the debacle with Warners and Creed Taylor. Mainly instrumental album with the defining Holdsworth classics Metal Fatigue and Devil takes the hindmost. This track will change forever the way you listen to and appreciate music. There are guitar players, good guitar players and great guitar players. Holdsworth is way beyond great. He has a unique sound world and fluid legato tone which is accessible. You will find no rock or jazz cliches here. He never repeats a solo live, it is truly improvisatory, it is different every night. You cannot really compare Holdsworth to other players. He has his own unique style just like Coltrane and Parker before him. Other players tend to sound like him if anything because he has been highly influential in his own modest way. Oh and by the way he is a good and integral composer. If you can't buy this check it out as an Itunes download! Do yourself a favor buy this!
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