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Robert Berry and Hush-Watcher of the Skies
This is a fairly faithful, but still updated rendition of this Genesis classic. |
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Over the Garden Wall-Firth of Fifth
A very emotionally charged and quite competent performance, the number comes off as dramatic and lush. |
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David Hentshcel with Jay Tausic-Undertow
The vocals here sound a bit like Trevor Rabin. This is a very faithful rendition of a very beautiful song.
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Annie Haslam-Ripples
Haslam`s voice lends an intriguing texture to the piece, which really winds up feeling like a Renaissance number. This is a very refreshing approach to this classic piece.
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Kevin Gilbert-Back in N.Y.C
This hard rocking and effective track is quite well done. Gilbert is joined on this cut by Mike Keneally, Nick D` Virgilio and Toby Holmes.
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Richard Sinclair-For Absent Friends
Based primarily on piano and vocals, this is a very beautiful track.
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Magellan-Mama
This is a very intriguing (and at times slightly spooky) rendition of a textural, percussion based number.
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Enchant-Man Of Our Times
Other than a different vocal texture, this cut is quite true to the original performance.
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Pete Bardens "Mirage"-Many Too Many
The vocal work is very evocative on this performance, which is a greatly elegant and emotional rendition of a very pretty and emotional piece. Nick D` Virgilio, among others, joins Bardens on this number.
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Shadow Gallery-Entangled
Shadow Gallery puts in a very faithful performance of this beautiful piece.
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Cairo-Squonk
This cut really benefits from the harder edged, metallic guitar sound in segments of the performance. Beyond this change, the rendition is quite true to the original.
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Crack The Sky-I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe)
Although it retains the Genesis textures, this piece has a very stripped down feel to it. This is an effective performance.
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John Goodsall with Michael Zentaar-Carpet Crawlers
This is quite a competent rendition, although the vocal work is a bit odd at times. There is also a crunchy guitar solo that is considerably effective.
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World Trade-Keep It Dark
While maintaining much of the original texture, this rendition, which is quite strong, has its own flavor. World Trade is new Yesman Billy Sherwood`s old band.
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