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    Posted: February 11 2021 at 20:26
The all-star project delivered their third instalment, featuring Todd Rundgren, former Queensr˙che vocalist Geoff Tate, Focus’s Jan Akkerman, Ayreon mastermind Arjen Anthony Lucassen, The Flower Kings’ Roine Stolt, Derek Sherinian, Steve Hillage, Joe Lynn Turner and other people.



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https://theprogcollective.bandcamp.com/album/worlds-on-hold


Tracklist:

1. Worlds On Hold feat. Todd Rundgren
2. Two Trajectories feat. Geoff Tate & Ron “Bumblefoot” Thal
3. Anything but Goodbye feat. Jon Davison & Patrick Moraz
4. Meant to Be feat. Billy Sherwood & Jan Akkerman
5. Brake New World feat. Sonja Kristina & Steve Hillage
6. Glory Days Ahead feat. Arjen Anthony Lucassen & Steve Hackett
7. Solsbury Hill feat. Roine Stolt & Billy Sherwood
8. A Whiter Shade of Pale feat. Graham Bonnet & Derek Sherinian
9. Eye in the Sky feat. Joe Lynn Turner & Martin Barre
10. Nights in White Satin feat. David Clayton-Thomas & Geoff Downes

BONUS TRACKS
11. Penny Lane feat. John Wetton
12. More Than A Feeling feat. Alan White & Tony Kaye
13. People Are Strange feat. David Johansen & Scott Connor
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As always, an impressive lineup. But their albums always sound like a mish-mash of different styles and genres. I find them hard to enjoy.
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Unfortunately, the material is pretty bland and characterless. Music by numbers.  As noted though, interesting line-up. It's too bad more couldn't be made of the opportunity.
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Originally posted by Progfan1958 Progfan1958 wrote:

Unfortunately, the material is pretty bland and characterless. Music by numbers.  As noted though, interesting line-up. It's too bad more couldn't be made of the opportunity.


And the reason behind the bland sound is of course Sherwood's dated production!
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^ Exactly why I'm worried about his renewed involvement with Yes. Actually, about Heaven and Earth, which I found rather underwhelming, later I found out that the vocals, in particular, were produced by him... and it's just as the vocals come in that the songs go downward, as far as I'm concerned. I just don't understand why they didn't go with Trevor Horn to produce the album, that should have helped them well enough.
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