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Steve Hackett – Defector – album review
Steve Hackett and his touring band recorded a new studio album in 1980. Thomas Jesse took a closer look at Defector, which was the fourth solo album by Steve Hackett.
Steve Hackett and his touring band recorded a new studio album in 1980. Thomas Jesse took a closer look at Defector, which was the fourth solo album by Steve Hackett.
In 2000, Steve and John Hackett released an album with music from Erik Satie, a french composer from the early 20th Century. Bernd Vormwald wrote the review back in 2000.
Mike Rutherford changed his career plan in 1984 and decided to form another band besides Genesis. The result was Mike & The Mechanics and their debut was special in many ways. Frank Wessel looks back.
In May 2019, Spectral Mornings, the third solo album by Steve Hackett, celebrates its 40th anniversary. Eric Engler takes a closer look from today’s perspective.
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Steve Hackett’s 1984 solo album Till We Have Faces is not ranked among his best, also not a fan’s favorite. Reason enough for Thomas Jesse to take a closer look at this album.
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