Greg Howe - Acute [Audio HQ]

"Acute" song n. 5 from the album "Five" (is the fifth studio album released in 1996 through Shrapnel Records) by guitarist Greg Howe.
This song is awesome, going from rock to jazz fusion as if nothing had happened, amazing the variation of the song at 2:54.
Greg is Bravissimo and genial as always and even this instrumental track is its reaffirmation.
Good Listening


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The Story
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"Five", an appropriate title for Howe's fifth Shrapnel release, was again completly recorded, produced, engineered and mixed by Greg

Howe at his house.
Howe even mans the drums on this one.
This recording set the stage for Howe's teaming with Richie Kotzen for two releases "Tilt" and "Project".
While some of the tracks are a step slower than some of the 'Allan Holdsworth on steroids' feel of some of his previous releases, there

are still plenty of examples of Howe's fluid, dare-devil playing over polyrhythmic, funky, neo-bluesy rhythm beds.
"Five" includes Howe's trademark shredding on exemplary tracks such as "Just Kiddin'" and "Acute".
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The Music
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1. "Just Kiddin'" (Michel Camilo) 5:10
2. "Sit" 5:34
3. "Three Toed Sloth" 4:12
4. "The Terrace" 3:52
5. "Acute" 4:24
6. "Quiet Hunt" 6:01
7. "Bach Mock" 1:14
8. "Plush Interior" 4:40
9. "Dusty Maid" 4:56
10. "Skyline" 5:42

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The Artists
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Greg Howe - Guitars, Drums, Keyboards, Production, Engineering, Mixing
Kevin Vecchione - Bass
Mike Iacopelli - Mastering
Lisa Lake - Photography
Dave Stephens - Graphic Design


Recorded at Greg`s house.

Mastered at Cryrock.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Greg
• Howe
• Acute
• Five
• Instrumental
• Rock
• shredding
• Fusion
• polyrhythmic
• funky
• neo-bluesy
• rhythm
• Guitar
• music

[jamesedwardtheobald]

intro sounds kinda like 'red alert' by tony william's lifetime