- Audio Cassette (16 April 1996)
- Format: Import
- Label: Highstreet
- ASIN: B000001323
- Other Editions: Audio CD | MP3 Download
- Average Customer Review: 5.0 out of 5 stars See all reviews (3 customer reviews)
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Track Listings
| 1. Stressfest |
| 2. Rising Power |
| 3. Eyes of a Child |
| 4. Nightwalk |
| 5. Brave New World |
| 6. Four Minutes to Live |
| 7. Easy Way |
| 8. Glad to Be |
| 9. Delicate Balance |
| 10. Live to Ride |
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I had this album on tape cassette back when it was first released in the 90's, so it was imperative for me to purchase it on cd just recently. This album is influenced by Steve Morse being in Deep Purple, so it is slightly heavier than his other albums. I enjoy this album alot. There's plenty of good structured songs that are memorable. I would recommend this album to anyone who likes to listen to good instrumental songs with great guitar leads and overall sound!!
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
It's difficult to remain objective when reviewing anything by Steve Morse. What can I say? The man is brilliant! Steve Morse Band consists of Steve Morse on guitars, Dave LaRue on bass and Van Romaine on drums and percussion. All get a fair chance to shine and show their abilities. This is more than just run of the mill guitar music. It's intelligent and powerful, and technically very good. Mister Morse by far outshines most of the "recognized" rock guitar players out there! If you like solid guitar music, buy this, now!
Format:Audio CD
Tone, technique, taste, texture. The Steve Morse Band's close-to-perfection album. Sublime guitar fireworks, arguably the best rhythm team in Van Romaine on drums and Dave la Rue on bass (this side of Dave La Rue and Virgil Donati!) this is a colossal album with no fillers. 'Eyes of a Child' and 'Four Minutes to Live' are perhaps SM's most emotional masterpieces put to publishing, and from the opening title track to the closing 'Live to Ride', this is a barnstormer of an album. Morse's trademark licks are there, but it's the pure melody and structure in which he has the uncanny ability to ensure enters his albums, that sets him apart from his contemporaries. This really is modern-day Beethoven and Schubert, in your ears; it has class written all over it.
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