Perhaps they are at last comfortable in their own skin rather than itching to get out as in the past?Don’t buy this (Van Der Graaf Generator – A Grounding in Numbers) if you’re expecting another Pawn Hearts or Godbluff or Still Life. An opinion by Roger Trenwith (Comments are closed, ofcourse).
I like this albunm, and I think that´s the result by chronological evolution.
Curious youngsters who delve into their dad’s and (gulp) grandad’s record collections and are intrigued by VDGG may be tempted, but those few aside the market for the new VDGG largely remains with their old fans. Perhaps they are shining examples of that hoary old muso cliché…`We make the the music we like, if anyone else likes it then that is a bonus´.A Goog principle as well as I say, if you write about the prog album it cuold be much easier than intricate writhing style in the past.
May it comes forth more and more, again ...by Hammill´s past life impressions.
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