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Description: Genre: Rock - Pop Rock / Artist: Adrian Belew / Import / Audio CD released 2004-01-27 at Wounded Bird / Disc #1 ... more
Inner Revolution - Adrian Belew ... Tracklisting
1 Inner Revolution
2 This Is What I Believe In
3 Standing In The Shadow
4 Big Blue Sun
5 Only A Dream
6 Birds
7 I'd Rather Be Right Here
8 War In The Gulf Between Us
9 I Walk Alone
10 Everything
11 Heaven's Bed
12 Member Of The Tribe

Newest Review: ... of his skill. There are very few songs that stand out in any way, with almost the entire album being relegated to ... more

 ... filler. The title song begins in quite an exciting and energetic fashion, and the balance between energy and calm is something this album tackles reasonably well throughout. It still sounds like a David Bowie B-side from the seventies, and really it's surprising to think that this album was recorded in the nineties. 'This Is What I Believe In' continues to be led by Belew's vocals above anything else, but features impressive and creative guitar work, even if Belew sounds like he's ripping off his own back catalogue. The distort...more

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Inner Revolution
Release Date: 2004 - 01 - 27, Audio CD, Wounded Bird
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Despite being lauded for his experimental guitar playing among other talents, Adrian Belew has released some really quite mediocre pop albums. 'Inner Revolution' isn't his worst, saved by the prevalence of guitar work that will at least please those who enjoyed his tenure in King Crimson during the early eighties, but the majority of these songs fall completely flat and won't hold any interest to those who approach the musician based on accounts of his skill. There are very few songs that stand out in any way, with almost the entire album being relegated to filler. The title song begins in quite an exciting and energetic fashion, and the balance between energy ...  Read the complete review

 

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No weak links., 2 great new tracks. A couple of great hits missing.

Re-introduces long-absent guitar experimentation. Mostly Beatles plagiarism.

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You don't have to buy the full-length albums. It's still not that great.

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