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The Ghosts of Pripyat

by Steve Rothery

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spectre1966
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spectre1966 As a huge fan of Marillion I bought this album without hearing a single track and was totally blown away. Rarely do I hear a recording that so completely drills down into my soul and evokes such emotional responses as this album does. Steve Rothery is a legendary guitarist who literally takes you on a journey. This is a truly fantastic album. My biggest regret is it leaves me longing for more. "Morpheus" and "Summer's End" are my favs. A really amazing piece of work.
Sven B. Schreiber (sbs)
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Sven B. Schreiber (sbs) Steve Rothery is one of the "good guys" of prog. I appreciate it very much that his music doesn't sound like "Marillion" at all, although he's a founding membef of the band. He's a brilliant guitar player, but fortunately doesn't misuse his skills for mere egomaniacal presentations. The keyboards on this album are played by another excellent musician and composer in his own right - Riccardo Romano ("RanestRane", "Riccardo Romano Land"). Favorite track: Yesterday's Hero.
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Dogger Dog Words can't describe what a monster instrumental progressive rock album this is. In today's environment of self-indulgent neo-prog, it is refreshing to hear an album like this - it isn't out to prove itself, it just "is." Steve's soundscapes are lush and textured, his touch is accurate - a mixture of finesse and muscle, without being gratuitous. And who better to invite along for the ride than the two other guys named Steve: Hackett & Wilson. Favorite track: Old Man Of The Sea.
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Morpheus 07:55
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Kendris 06:09
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White Pass 07:51
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Summer's End 08:47
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Includes guest appearances by Steve Hackett and Steven Wilson

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released September 21, 2014

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Steve Rothery Aylesbury, UK

Guitarist and founder member of UK Prog giants Marillion. Last years long awaited solo album "The Ghosts of Pripyat" has received excellent reviews from fans and the media.

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