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In The Nick of Time (2012)
| Track Title | Length | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Catherine Parr | 11m 7s |
| 2 | Out There | 13m 17s |
| 3 | No Earthly Connection | 8m 6s |
| 4 | Dance of a Thousand Lights | 5m 48s |
| 5 | The Cathedral In The Sky | 10m 36s |
| 6 | White Rock | 3m 15s |
| 7 | Wurm | 9m 29s |
In The Nick of Time (2012)
| Artist List | ||
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| Artist Name | Instrument | Track (where known) |
| Rick Wakeman | Keyboards | |
| Ashley Holt | Vocals | |
| Tony Fernandez | Drums | |
| Ant Glynne | Guitars | |
| Lee Pomeroy | Bass | |
In The Nick of Time (2012)
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| Type | Cat No. | Label | Country |
| CD | MFVP128CD | Music Fusion | Worldwide |
In The Nick of Time (2012)
| Miscellaneous Information | ||
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| Equipment | Studio | Engineering |
| •Recorded during the 2003 tour to promote the release of Out There | ||
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| Reviews |
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George R on 25th January 2013 [Other reviews] This record and Live At The BBC are Rick's best live albums in my view. The performances here are top notch and full of energy and there are a lot of great keyboard sounds. Ashley does a great job singing the Out There material, especially considering that Rick composed vocal melodies containing some notes that only dogs can hear. I think I like this version of Out There better than the studio version as it sounds a little beefier and the incredible solos from Ant Glynne and Rick are even more exciting here. Another highlight, which really surprised me, is a version of White Rock that is just as insane as the record. Rick's MiniMoog playing is masterful on this recording. Not just the notes he's playing, but the way he's adjusting the glide control and altering the sound as he's playing. The only criticism I have is that the cymbals and the guitar sound too bright, but this is still a must have record. |