progmetaldan
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tis indeed, and I'm looking even more forward to receiving my ordered batch, with an excess of Scott Henderson goodness, with a touch of Chris Poland, and some supurb accompanying musicians...
The other two are great as well...but Birds of Fire is like "the black album" of fusion
I haven't found any other fusion I enjoy nearly as much as the Mahavishnu Orchestra though
Burnout wrote
My fave 70's fusion record is probably Tony Williams Lifetime-Believe It. Holdsworth is awesome.
Get "kind of blue" ASAP. Not exactly a fusion album, but still...
Burnout wrote
My fave 70's fusion record is probably Tony Williams Lifetime-Believe It. Holdsworth is awesome.
Found it in 'Very Good' condition on Amazon Marketplace for $0.12. Hyperion, barring a few AC Clark novels, is the best Sci Fi book I have ever read. It's one where you pick it up for what seems like 5 minutes and quickly get through 50 pages. GRRM will have to wait until I finish the other 3 of these!
That whole series is outstanding.
Holdsworth can be really hard to get into. It wasn't until after several tries that he finally clicked with me, and now he's by far one of my favorite players. If you want to check out a solo release, I think the best place to start is his live cd "all night wrong". Road Games or Metal Fatigue would also be good places to start. I have a bunch of bootlegs and unreleased studio recordings if you are interested in checking some of that stuff out, but even with that in mind I still thing All Night Wrong would be the wiser starting point.
North is probably their best yet. I'm not gushing over it because I'm kind of over Everon, lyrically. So depressing and emo, and now that I'm not emphatic to that outlook, it's lost on me.