Rick Wakeman - White Rock II

The original White Rock, of a comfortable classic flavor year, 1977, stands without too much confrontation (regarding the acclaim promptitude) as one of Rick Wakeman’s soundtracks of reference and, since all qualities and epithets should drawn from such a pronounced overall counsel, it is regarded as good music, strong concept, interesting thematic model-play and satisfying impression (or “emotion around the artificial”). Or it should be a popular way of describing it. So an effort that looks affirmative ultimately has led, in the more modern time, when Rick Wakeman seems simply receptive to all sort of ideas and of music programs, despite the range and the rank, the utility and the beauty of it, the character or the influence, to a continuation and a enlarged style (for now two albums define the specific White Rockstyle, as well as – in its little bit – Wakeman himself). White Rock 2 is music for, since and after White Rock, that one album that is situated among the classic merge and, in the same time, dismemberment.(by Ricochet)

Line-up/Musicians

- Rick Wakeman / keyboards
- Brad Waissman / bass
- Fraser Thorneycroft-Smith / guitars
- Stuart Sawney / percussion programming
Tracks:
#01] Oriental Iceman
#02] Ice Pie
#03] Dancing on Snowflakes
#04] Nine Ice Groove
#05] In the Frame
#06] Harlem Slalom
#07] Frost in Space

Please: open the cue file with the Notepad and change on the fifth line ".wav" with ".flac", save and play.(I forgive to change the extension, sorry)