Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe - Audiophile LP to Digital [FLAC] transfer

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Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe - Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe [Arista Records AL85-90126] (20 June 1989)

Dynamic Range Released: 20 June 1989
Country: US
Label: Arista Records
Catalog: AL85-90126
Genre: Progressive Rock

Item# SR-AL8590126
Ratings: C=VG+; LP=NM-

Note: Promotional Stamp on back of LP jacket

T R A C K L I S T:
01 Themes
(i) Sound
(ii) Second Attention
(iii) Soul Warrior
02 Fist Of Fire
03 Brother Of Mine
(i) The Big Dream
(ii) Nothing Can Come Between Us
(iii) Long Lost Brother Of Mine
04 Birthright
05 The Meeting
06 Quartet
(i) I Wanna Learn
(ii) She Gives Me Love
(iii) Who Was The First
(iv) I'm Alive
07 Teakbois
08 Order Of The Universe
(i) Order Theme
(ii) Rock Gives Courage
(iii) It's So Hard To Grow
(iv) The Universe
09 Let's Pretend

Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe
Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe

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Trivia

The catalog number on this album does not match the UPC. The catalog number ends with 90126 - an homage to the catalog number and title of the first Yes album to feature Trevor Rabin: 90125. Is this phase two of 90125?

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Album Review

Bret Adams [allmusic.com]

Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe is better known as four-fifths of Fragile-era Yes. Jon Anderson left the Trevor Rabin version of Yes and joined his old mates for the Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe album in 1989. In the Big Dream: A Video Compilation features three music videos and a live version of the Fragile classic ''Heart of the Sunrise'' recorded September 9, 1989, at the Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View, CA. The most interesting part of this video is the behind the scenes and interview footage of ABWH at work and at play in both London and Montserrat. ''Brother of Mine'' is the best song on the album, but the video is marred by the silly outdoor sequences featuring dancers painted up like a bizarre cross between Native Americans and Kiss. The performance footage features quick edits in which the painted faces of the dancers dissolve into the similarly painted faces of ABWH. (Yikes!) It should be noted that ''Brother of Mine'' was co-directed by renowned album cover artists Storm Thorgerson (known for his Pink Floyd sleeves) and Roger Dean (known for his sci-fi landscapes gracing Yes and ABWH albums). ''Order of the Universe'' and ''Quartet (I'm Alive)'' are the other two standard videos. ABWH required a few bacarole_king musicians on their album and tour, in particular a skilled bass guitarist to play Chris Squire's parts on the old stuff; King Crimson and Peter Gabriel veteran Tony Levin played on the album and much of the tour, but Jeff Berlin mans the bass guitar on ''Heart of the Sunrise.''