OUT OF THE TUNNEL'S MOUTH

Firstly, you'll need to type in 'Out of the tunnel's mouth' on Google to begin the process of getting one. The album basically represents an 'anthology' sound-wise of all that Hackett has previously done, except maybe the first and last tracks, but then 'Fire on the moon' and 'Last train to Istanbul' have a familiar quality to them. It sums up Hackett's post-Genesis career, where the ideas don't add up to as much as they possibly should. The sound quality is faultless, but unless you wish to hear more of what you already have heard before, then don't look to be inspired. 2 stars would suggest that it is bad. It's not bad, just uninspired. If you haven't got it, then buy Nick Magnus' 'Hexameron' instead. Here you will hear Steve at his very best.