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Against The Clock: The Best Of Allan Holdsworth
Label: Alternity Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: Volume One (Guitar): Tokyo Dream (Japan Version); Sphere of Innocence; Rukukha; Low Levels High Stakes; How Deep is the Ocean; Nuages; Devil Take the Hindmost; Home; Peril Premonition; The Sixteen Men of Tain; Mr. Berwell; Looking Glass; Pud Wud
Volume Two (Synthaxe): Spokes; Distance vs. Desire; MacMan; Against the Clock; Eeny Meeny; Secrets; Bo Peep; Postlude; All Our Yesterdays; Eidolon; Sundays
Bonus Tracks: Let's Throw Shrimp; Shenandoah
Allan Holdsworth: Against the Clock: The Best of Allan Holdsworth
by John Kelman
It's rare enough to find artists who have developed a voice so unique that they can be recognized within the space of a few notes. Rarer still are those who have evolved such a distinctive vernacular that their music can be identified without them personally playing a single note. Scarcer still are those who can work ...
Then!
Label: Alternity Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Zone I; Proto-Cosmos; White Line; Atavachron; Zone
II; Pud Wud; House of Mirrors; Non-Brewed
Condiment; Zone III
Allan Holdsworth Group: Then!
by John Kelman
Recorded twelve years before his latest release, the similarly-live All Night Wrong , and at the same location in Tokyo, guitarist Allan Holdsworth demonstrates that while he's come a long way in the ensuing years, there's absolutely no reason not to look back at archival material such as this and stand in awe of a stylist ...
FLATTire: Music For a Non-Existent Movie
Label: Megazoidal Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: The Duplicate Man [intro], The Duplicate Man. Eeny Meeny, Please Hold On, Snow Moon, Curves, So Long, Bo Peep, Don't You Know
Road Games
Label: Gnarly Geezer
Released: 2002
Track listing: Three Sheets To The Wind, Road Games, Water On The Brain - Pt. II, Tokyo Dream, Was There?, Material Real
Allan Holdsworth: FLATTire: Music For a Non-Existent Movie
by John W. Patterson
In order to adequately understand this review, I will try and very briefly explain what a SynthAxe is and does. Back in the 80's this instrument was invented. It looked like something that fell out of a UFO. It was guitar-like with sets of strings, and other onboard controls that allowed the triggering/(playing) of synthesizers. What ...
Allan Holdsworth: Road Games
by John W. Patterson
Short but sweet . . . This 24:17 length re-release, never before on CD, 80's era solo effort originally appeared as an EP, (extended play), vinyl release. It is a unique mix of great vocals with a more rocking, bluesy jazzy, quasi-mainstream, song-themed, balladic thrust. This release showcases Holdsworth playing less “out there." Don't get me ...
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