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Track Listings
| Disc: 1 |
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| 1. Remember The Future Part One (16:35) |
| 2. Remember The Future Part Two (18:58) |
| 3. Remember The Future Part One - Live (16:11) |
| 4. Remember The Future Part Two - Llive (19:27) |
| Disc: 2 |
| 1. A Tab In The Ocean (15:37)(Live in Brazil) |
| 2. Desolation Valley (12:53)(Live in Brazil) |
| 3. Cast Your Fate (5:15)(Live in Brazil) |
| 4. The Debate (7:48)(Live in Brazil) |
| 5. Man In The Moon (7:32)(Live in Brazil) |
| 6. Good Day (6:27)(Live in Brazil) |
| 7. Woman Trouble (6:08)(Live in Brazil) |
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Irresponsible mastering
15 April 2002
By A Customer
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The mastering to CD was done using the quadrophonic mix. (For those of you under the age of 40, quad was a brief fling with 4-speaker-surround-sound.) The engineer failed to realize this and only used two of the four channels. So huge swaths of Roye Albrighton's remarkable guitaristry sound like they are occuring in a room down the hall. Particularly tragic because this album has the most magical guitar arpeggios I've ever heard in rock music. Unbelievable that the engineer didn't even notice; unbelievable that this has been common knowledge for over half a decade and the label still hasn't been shamed into correcting it.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Nektar's best
26 Dec 1998
By A Customer
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I discovered this album about five years ago on used vinyl and for a while it was my favorite album of all time, period :) It really does have that kind of power to win a listener over. It is an album-length conceptual work that is meant to be listened to as a whole. There are several very melodic segments interspersed with harder rocking sections that are still very melodic.
The concept itself is about an extraterrestrial or a spirit of some sort (it is unclear which) who befriends a blind boy. It sounds kind of hokey, but in the end it is the music that makes this work. If you like _2112_-era Rush, Hawkwind, or _Terrapin Station_-era Grateful Dead you will definitely like this one as well.
Having said that, I would advise against buying the CD release of this, at least until they come out with the original master and not this horrible remix. Others have discussed the details already in the reviews so I'll just leave it at that. It is very much worth the search to find on used vinyl.
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars
remaster on the way
22 May 2002
By "ozcreeds"
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The original CD is flawed version of a great album and was apparently taken from the wrong tape. If you've heard the LP, you'll be greatly disappointed. The good news is a remastered CD, said to be faithful to the original record, is due for release by the band in June, 2002. My advice: wait for the reissue.
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