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12 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
the Amazon reviewer is wrong,
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This review is from: L.A.G.Q. (Los Angeles Guitar Quartet) (Audio CD)
Unfortunately, Amazon's reviewer is sadly uninformed about the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet's history in doing exactly what they have mastered on this CD- dabbling. While not every track is a smash hit, when the quartet is on, they're really on. Their African Suite and Klezmer Dances are dazzling, and these guys have done this sort of thing before: everything from the Main Street Parade to the Nutcracker Suite to a hoedown on previous recordings. L.A.G.Q. is LAGQ at their best- don't let Amazon's review fool you.
12 of 13 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
An apparently underscored album,
This review is from: L.A.G.Q. (Los Angeles Guitar Quartet) (Audio CD)
If one truly loves the versatility and beauty of the guitar than this album, and the entire repetior of the LAGQ, is an invaluable asset. They yet again astounded me with their fearless headfirst dive into uncharted territory with dazzling effects. I thoroughly enjoyed this CD and seriously question the reliability of any reviewer who considers this album "watered down."
13 of 15 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
LAGQ Offers Free World Travel With This Album,
By Adam Shandler (shandler.dhrdc@att.net) (Washington, DC) - See all my reviews
This review is from: L.A.G.Q. (Los Angeles Guitar Quartet) (Audio CD)
If you're just looking for guitar music; perhaps a performer sitting in a folding chair in a dark theater strumming away, then don't buy this album. But if you're the kind of guitar advocate who wants to finish listening to a CD and say "I'm full," then give your ears (and soul) a treat with the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet's L.A.G.Q. The album jetsets the listener around the world beginning with two very clever African tunes and then hastens for Japanese, Brazilian, Italian and Eastern European shores. And there are no egos on this album. Each of the group's members rotate in showcasing their adept at the instrument. What makes the album even more enjoyable though, is its open-door policy with guest musicians: virtuosos at their respective crafts. With these guests, LAGQ achieves its goal, painting the musical landscape of each geographic destination.
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