Robin Trower Beyond the Mist

Classic

If you liked Trower's "Passion" album, then you'll love this overlooked and little known treasure. Add in the bonus of a couple of live tracks and you've got yourself some great listening. Nice lineup and "The Voice" went on my favorites list immediately.

awsome

Good condition awesome album

Robin's tone and solos are great as always, but the low end is way too far down in the mix, especially on the two studio tracks, and the drum sound on these two is a joke. Dave Bronze does a terrible job singing on the live "Bridge of Sighs". I can understand why Robin was not enamored of this release. For completists only.

This is one of Trower's weaker albums. But for the hardcore fans, it would make a nice addition to your collection. What makes it weak, for starters, is the fact that James Dewar is absent on this album. The vocalist who takes his place is poor, in my opinion. As on all his albums, Trower gives the listener some very nice little guitar tid-bits.

I've been following Robin by getting his music since the mid seventies. I really love this guys stuff because he very rarely does a cover and keeps putting out finely crafted music and new melodies. Never a disappointment. Looking forward to your next Robin.

very good

Did not dissapoint, bought it to replace my vinyl original that suffered from some sort of manufacturing fault that I never got round to replacing. Brill to hear it in all it's glory

Not the best Trower cd out there by a long way, but covers a period 'live', that if your a fan, well, you got to buy it.

Great cd