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Track Listings

1. Lure Of The Wild

2. The Beach Comber

3. Megalomania

4. Raga And Rhyme

5. Sync Or Swim

6. Jiggajigg

7. Caesarea

8. After The Atom

9. The Suicide Shuffle

10. Past And Present

11. Paint It Black

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5.0 out of 5 stars Stunning excitement with electronic keyboards!, September 15, 1999

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From its first play, this has been one of my TOP favorite Wakeman albums. Teaming with son Adam, it's electronic keyboard instrumentals from start to finish, on a par equal with his 2000 A.D. INTO THE FUTURE. From the power of "Lure Of the Wild" and the beauty of "The Beach Comber" to the moodiness of "Raga And Rhyme" and an amazing cover of The Stones' "Paint It Black", this is 90's-style Wakeman at his finest!

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3.0 out of 5 stars A lot of virtuosity but what about substance, August 4, 2002

By	Marco Cazzola-Gonsenheim (Santa Cruz, CA United States) - See all my reviews

Here we see Rick Wakeman generously displaying his virtuousity of skill and his knowledge of synthesizer music but, with a few notable exceptions, very little substance coupled with overkill on the synthesizers. The notables are, in my humble opinion, Jiggajigg, Past and Present (by his son Adam), Paint it Black. The one piece that makes this album a must have is Caesarea. One does however wish he would get an actual drummer instead of relying on drum kits so heavily. This unfortunate reliance makes for a square and predictable percussion section that does little by way of originality. If you are thinking of getting this album do not expect Alan White or Bill Bruford drum quality. Caesarea is a beautifully emotional and evocative piece though I feel he could have taken it much further.

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