Customer Reviews

Exchange

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These guys were (are) great! I think the mistake in promoting them was filing them in a new age category. This is really progressive music. Very Tony Banks influenced keyboards. I enjoyed the vocal work as well. The second Exchange CD was equally as good (this was the third and last). Too bad they aren't still together. Wonder what happened to those guys?

This album is outstanding for another reason not mentioned in the other reviews to-date: All three vocals are done by the incomparable Marc Jordan. (I should also mention that Marc Jordan does not appear on all albums by Exchange, and much of his own discography, regretably, is out-of-print.)

Great Band!!!! This CD isn't one of my favourites, their first two are, with Steve Sexton and Gerald Obrien as being the core of the band. This CD inludes vocals (great but unnecessary).

Still worth buying.

This CD is worth getting if you enjoy their previous two CD's "Into the Night" and "Between Places" (eclectic instrumental music). Unfortunately, they're becoming more like normal "pop" music with 3 vocal tracks (out of 12). Specifically: "Her Body Makes Vows," "I Can't Hold Back," and "Til The Last Teardrop Falls."

To keep things in perspective, I enjoy instrumental music from artists like Checkfield, Mannheim Steamroller, Michael Gettel, David Lanz and Vangelis. And, for me, music with lyrics should only be based on "old" music like Gregorian chants, Renaissance and Baroque choral works.