Out Of The Tunnel's Mouth
Catalog Number: WWCD001-DL
256k, DRM-free download
File Size: Approx 90Mb
Release Date: Available now
Description:
Hackett's amazing new album, carved from the rocks of personal and
professional upheaval, stands as a testimony to the prevailing spirit
of great musicians. Positive, reflective, vast and intimate, Out Of The
Tunnel's Mouth is a universe of sound and emotion; from the trickling,
music-box verse of opener Fire On The Moon to the thundering ensemble
drumming of the finale, Last Train To Istanbul.
OOTTM
is already attracting rave reviews:
"Classic
Steve Hackett with searing
guitars, dramatic walls of sound, classical and bluesy corners and
mature vocals." Martin Hudson, Classic Rock Society
"Irresistible
music uniquely stamped by Steve Hackett, a musical messenger with
plenty to say." getreadytorock.com
"Populated
by widescreen soundscapes,
adorned by sublime guitar." Grant Moon, Classic Rock Magazine
"Quite
possibly his best album to date...inspirational stuff."
Guitarist Magazine
See
www.hackettsongs.com
for the complete reviews
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Tracklist:
Fire On the Moon
Nomads
Emerald And Ash
Tubehead
Sleepers
Ghost In The Glass
Still Waters
Last Train To Istanbul
Credits:
Nick Beggs – bass, Chapman Stick
Dick Driver – double bass
John Hackett – flute
Steve Hackett – guitars, vocals
Roger King – keyboards, programming
Lauren King – backing vocals
Ferenc Kovaks – violin
Amanda Lehmann – vocals
Jo Lehmann – backing vocals
Anthony Philips – twelve string guitar
Chris Squire – bass
Christine Townsend – violin, viola
Rob Townsend – soprano sax
Produced by Steve Hackett and Roger King