Underrated song with great tone and solo

[Techdeth]

I been in s Nuno rabbit hole. This song is killer

 

[Strandberg Junkie]

 

[Techdeth]

I love Scott’s blues fusion too

 

[Skolphy]

That whole album was killer...Scott is a monster.

 

[Smash]

I believe in a thing called love

 

[rsm]

 

[Techdeth]

I believe in a thing called love

Hell ya

 

[Techdeth]

Listening to white line

 

[ClintN667]

I really love this song for its leads and the tone. The solo starts at about 3:43 but it's this combined with the part at 4.03 where it almost sounds happy that has always drawn me to this song. I love this band but typically people always gush about heartwork but for me this album is my favorite. I think they used a jcm900 during this album.

 

[Techdeth]

I really love this song for its leads and the tone. The solo starts at about 3:43 but it's this combined with the part at 4.03 where it almost sounds happy that has always drawn me to this song. I love this band but typically people always gush about heartwork but for me this album is my favorite. I think they used a jcm900 during this album.

I love this song

 

[anomaly]

Wow, i've never heard this before. What a great groove, and that bass line. Holldsworth's tone and playing is top notch as well. At the end, it's like Meshuggah before there was Meshuggah with those super low bass tones.

 

[rsm]

Wow, i've never heard this before. What a great groove, and that bass line. Holldsworth's tone and playing is top notch as well. At the end, it's like Meshuggah before there was Meshuggah with those super low bass tones.

This is one of my favorite Holdworth albums and line-up, different from most of his other works. I also dig the Hammond organ (I own a few Hammonds, one real, two digital). Cheers!