Gary Hoey
Ho! Ho! Hoey: The Complete Collection
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Gary Hoey's Ho! Ho! Hoey: The Complete Collection pulls together all the tracks from "Ho! Ho! Hoey", "Ho! Ho! Hoey II", "Ho! Ho! Hoey III", the bonus tracks from "The Best Of Ho! Ho! Hoey" and even adds a couple more bonus tracks ("My Favorite Things", "It Came Upon A Midnight Clear") on this two CD set. Don't wait until December to check out the modern beats in "Hark The Herald Angels Sing", the enchanting "Silver Bells", the hard rockin' wah wah workout "Deck The Halls", the sinister "You're A Mean One, Mr. Grinch", the metallic rocker "God Rest" or the beautiful "Silent Night". Instrumental Guitar, total running time, 2hr+
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By: Rene Yedema
ith "The Alchemists" the brand new English label Liquid Note Records brings a versalite sample of the music they will release, by which the subtitle "27 tracks of total guitar wizardry" is a nice indication of what the listener can hear on this double-CD. The gathered string-players are offering the most divers genres. There are for instance the well known progressive rockers like Dave Kominster from John Wetton-fame (with a beautiful symphonic ballad), Cyril Achard (with an acoustic version of a song of his solo-CD "Confusion") and Magnitude 9-guitarist Rob Johnson (with heavy, but melodic progressive-metal). Though the symphonic highlight of the rock is the almost 10 minutes lasting "Rising Of The Mourning Son" from Lyle Workman, originating from his beautiful orchestral guitar-record "Tabula Rasa". For the jazz-rock connoisseurs Brett Garsed (somewhat Scott Henderson-like jazz-rock with alienating loops), Dave Martone (well produced, with quick licks) and Derryl Gabel (with a song from "Visions And Dreams" - which was reviewed in iO Pages 39) are no strangers anymore. They get pleasant company from Richard Hallebeek (who`s Holdsworthian "Seasons" makes you look out for his coming solo-CD), Magnus Olsson (who`s playing in the same style) and Phi Yaan-Zek (cinematic as well as complex music). The strong, often neo-classical heavy genre is well represented by artists like Terry Syrek, Todd Duane and Rusty Cooley, at which a few notes per second more isn`t an object. But there are also all kinds of odd men out, like the semi-acoustic work of Stephen Ross, Scott Hughes` folky fusion, electronic metal from Joy Basu and the Zappa-influenced Bumblefoot. With this all it`s remarkable that next to the many group-compositions a couple of musicians have delivered a solo-product, on which they play everything by them self, often accompanied by programmed drums and sometimes with a guest who plays a sole keyboard-solo. This great overdose of "guitar wizardry" is clearly meant as a visiting card for all the participants, which is made clear by the internet-addresses that are added to the commentaries to all the songs written by all the performers themselves. "The Alchemists" offers a lot to discover.
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