Rick Wakeman - (1990) Phantom Power

Studio Album, released in 1990

As a large number of Rick Wakeman albums,especially the ones made in the 1986-1995 period are,this album called "Phantom Power" is only for the fans of this Rick Wakeman genre or for the persons who want to have a complete collection of everything Rick Wakeman has released. This is album is,in my opinion,very close to terrible,anyhow it is not good at all...Mainly all tracks are short and the music (more background than a higher role) is togheter with vocal...The special thing here is that the vocals are horible...Tracks like "The Visit","Heaven","Evil Love","Heat Of The Moment" leave you with the impression that you have wasted your time and money (probably) with this album,since there is too little Wakeman here and too much awful songs...

I don't know what the film represents or if this soundtrack is appropriate to the film,but I don't care too much,because I'm interested in music,in Rick Wakeman...and here I don't see almost at all the magic or,at least,the decent Wakeman...

Track Listings

1. The visit (3:44)
2. Heaven (4:14)
3. The rat (3:26)
4. The stiff (3:22)
5. Evil love (3:49)
6. The voice of love (3:07)
7. Heat of the moment (3:55)
8. Fear of love (3:27)
9. The love trilogy: (5:14)
a) One night
b) Dream sequence
c) One night in love
10. The hangman (2:48)
11. The sand-dance (2:49)
12. You can't buy my love (3:31)
13. Phantom power (2:48)
14. Rock pursuit (4:48)

Total Time: 50:12
Line-up/Musicians

- Rick Wakeman / keyboards, synthesizers
+ Tony Fernandez / drums, percussion
- Chrissie Hammond / vocals
- Ashley Holt / vocals
- D'Zal Martin / guitar
- Ramon Remedios / tenor vocals