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 In A Glass House - Gentle Giant
 In A Glass House - Gentle Giant ... Tracklisting1 Runaway 2 Inmate's Lullabyn 3 Way Of Life 4 Experience 5 Reunion 6 In A Glass House 7 Runaway/Experience 8 In A Glass House Newest Review: ... has not aged one bit. Always out on a limb musically, the Giant explored new areas of expression while utilising age old ... more ... techniques of composition and, well, just plain good musicianship and vocal skill. Known for exchanging instruments on stage, the band excelled in thoughfully crafted and played songs with not an ego clash in sight. A rare thing for a prog band. No turning up the guitar to drown out the keyboard player here, everything is in place and all play their part. This is music to last but it's not for everyone. It came at a tense time after lineup changes forced a rethink and has been described as a neurotic album If you buy...more |
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In a Glass House
Release Date: 2005 - 06 - 13, Audio CD, Alucard Last Update 16.12.2009 06:02
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In A Glass House - Gentle Giant: New Remastered Version clearer than ever. (348 words)
by - written on 16/11/00 (Very useful, 99 readings)
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The newly remastered CD of Gentle Giant's classic 1973 album, In A Glass House is a must for all lovers of progressive, art rock and intricate music. Now available in an LP lookalike card CD cover, with lovingly recreated artwork, this recording from a recently discovered master tape has been enhanced for today's digital HiFi equipment to sound great. Tastefully remastered by Swede, Dan Bornemark, the music has not aged one bit. Always out on a limb musically, the Giant explored new areas of expression while utilising age old techniques of composition and, well, just plain good musicianship and vocal skill. Known for exchanging instruments on ... Read the complete review
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