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CD Title: Sinister
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Category: AOR
Year: 2001
Label: Giant Electric Pea Records
Catalog Number: GEPCD 1029
Personnel
John Wetton vocals, bass, 12-string guitar, keyboards
Jim Vallance keyboards, vocals, guitars
John Mitchell guitars
Jim Peterik guitar, keyboards
Martin Orford keyboards
Tod Sucherman drums
Robert Fripp soundscape guitar
Ian McDonald alto flute
Dick Wagner guitars
Greg Bisonette drums
Steve Christy drums
Gary Chandler guitars
John Young keyboards
Guy Roche keyboards
Sue Shiffrin vocals
David Cassidy vocals
Ron Komie guitars
Steve Hackett harmonica
Tracks
| 1. | Heart of Darkness | |
| 2. | Say It Ain't So | |
| 3. | No Ordinary Miracle | |
| 4. | Where Do We Go from Here | |
| 5. | Escape | |
| 6. | Another Twist of the Knife | |
| 7. | Silently | |
| 8. | Before Your Eyes | |
| 9. | Second Best | |
| 10. | Real World | |
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Existing comments about this CD
| From: koogles |
Date: May 24, 2003 at 15:20 |
| Another stuffy John Wetton AOR CD, this one released as 'Welcome to Heaven' and then as 'Sinister' after some much-needed knob twiddling. 'Welcome to Heaven' has the better version of 'Heart of Darkness' even though the mix is muddier. For the 'Sinister' release, 'Heart' underwent corrective surgery to clean up the mix, but the original chorus melody got altered in the process. So they ruined the best track. Thankfully, worthy AOR tracks, 'No Ordinary Miracle' & 'Second Best' are on stand-by.
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| From: Rycheage |
Date: June 21, 2004 at 0:00 |
| 'Heart of Darkness' is a classy slice of melodic rock, the kind I always associate with Wetton-not really progressive rock, but not straight ahead AOR either. 'Say It Ain't So' has an excellent old-school arrangement, with a huge chorus and stabbing keys in classic AOR tradition. 'Silently' is pure AOR. It's worth the price of admission alone-if you really care about AOR, you must hear this. This is without doubt John Wetton's strongest CD since his glory days with Asia.
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| From: Jez |
Date: April 1, 2005 at 10:14 |
| Definately not JW's strongest cd since his Asia days, infact the worst of his solo albums by a long mile. Bar a couple of tracks, the songs just aren't there, which was a real surprise, as he normally doesnt have a problem in the songwriting department. Nor does he usually have a problem with the sound of his albums - well he does with this. Must have had a bad day at the office all round doing this one. Thankfully, the next album was back on course.
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| From: elljam |
Date: March 20, 2012 at 14:01 |
| It's a little patchy but there are a few decent tracks such as "Heart of darkness", "Say it isn't so", "Where do we go from here" & "Second best". The highlight is probably "Another twist of the knife" but the rest of the album mediocre.
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