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9 of 11 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
I simply love it because he is such an emotional guitarist,
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This review is from: Melting (Audio CD)
snowy white is brilliant. There are not many guitarplayers nowadays who play their guitar with such an incridable feeling. He doesn't need to pretend that he is one of the fastest or one of the "new generation type" of guitarists. He simply plays hisself and that is actually more than enough.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
Very good--but different than I was expecting,
This review is from: Melting (Audio CD)
I was first introduced to Snowy White from a bootleg of the 1977 Pink Floyd In the Flesh tour, on which Snowy plays backup to David Gilmour. I then heard his music on Richard Wright's 1978 solo album Wet dream, and Roger Waters' 1987 (or 1988?) solo album Radio KAOS. I also saw Snowy playing lead on the last Roger Waters In the Flesh 1999 tour, and he certainly made a big impression there.I was, therefore, expecting Snowy to play like he had on these efforts. In other words, I was expecting David Gilmour. What I got was a bluesy, almost Dire Straits album with a few David Gilmour-type songs in there. Snowy's playing is nothing less than superb. I love how he switches between an ultra-clean blues style to a more distorted rock style to a more flanged Gilmour style all within the same song. His voice is unique and very nice. However, I think the lyrics and singing of the album does move it down from 5 stars to 4. Sometimes the singing just doesn't fit the song. Maybe he could have had Roger Waters right a few songs? :) All in all, a very nice album certainly worthy of a purchase. You even get David Gilmour contributing some mean guitar on the last song!
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
great guitarist / great musik,
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This review is from: Melting (Audio CD)
Not sure why, but I had never bought any of SNOWY WHITE's cd's despite having about 700 guitarist in my collection. WHAT KIND OF FOOL AM I ( there may be a song in that ). Definetly my loss. Another original and immensly entertaining take on BLUES / ROCK by a very inventive guitarist who obviously has total control over his instrument. Even his somewhat wheezy vocals complement the songs without exception. Great compositions are complemented by very original and expressive guitar solos that don't borrow from anyone. Think KOSSOF on acid or GILMOUR with more dexterity. Other WHITE's are already on order and I can hardly wait for my next fill of this mans musik.
4.0 out of 5 stars
very good album,
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This review is from: Melting (Audio CD)
Love this record. Just put it on, listen to it while I'm doing whatever... great guitar work, imcomparable. Snowy has his own tone/style.. think of blues + Pink Floyd, with a little bit of jazz for good measure. No filler, and no frills, just good music.
3 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
A four star album,
By David Dill (Norman, OK) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Melting (Audio CD)
I bought this album based on the first time I heard Snowy White play with Pink Floyd in a 70's concert video. I heard him again on Roger Water's tour playing second guitar to Doyle Bramhall II lead guitar. I like this CD but Doyle's new effort, BRAMHALL is a much better set. I recommend you buy both of these discs if you enjoy great guitar.
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Melting by Snowy White (Audio CD - 1999)
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