[Review] Chris Squire: Fish Out of Water (1975)
This is probably as close as any of the Yes members have come to making a Yes album on their own, and it…
Category: Patrick Moraz
Steve Howe: Homebrew 2 (2000)
More songs from the attic, although it appears that Steve Howe’s attic is bigger than most peoples’ homes. Common sense told me that…
[Review] Steve Howe: The Steve Howe Album (1979)
The all-instrumental second album showcases Steve doing what he does best (stringing), and not what he doesn’t (singing).
[Review] Steve Howe: Beginnings (1975)
Eh, Steve Hackett couldn’t sing either, and some of his albums were awesome. This one is pretty good.
Patrick Moraz: Future Memories (1979)
“It has always been my dream and ambition… to be able to paint and sculpt sonic structures which could in fact be described…
Patrick Moraz: Out In The Sun (1977)
After the ambitious conceptual tower of I, Patrick Moraz scaled things down for an album of progressive pop music. Again recorded in Brazil…
Patrick Moraz/Bill Bruford: Flags (1985)
The second and last album from Moraz and Bruford, seeing as how the pair had plumbed their musical possibilities after two albums of…
Patrick Moraz + Syrinx: Coexistence (1980)
Ah, the pan flute: the thinking man’s kazoo. Not to belittle the artistry behind Syrinx’ muse, but there’s a reason young boys and…
Patrick Moraz (1978)
Patrick Moraz’ tale of the clash between “primitive” and “civilized” cultures brings together the seemingly disparate elements of Brazilian jazz and the burgeoning…
[Review] Patrick Moraz: Story of I (1976)
A science-fiction concept album that makes Wakeman’s stuff seem tame by comparison.