Track Listings (11) - Disc #1| All Artists: Glenn Hughes Title: Building the Machine Members Wishing: 2 Total Copies: 0 Release Date: 8/19/2008 Album Type: Import Genres: Rock, Metal Style: Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
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Since 1973, the year when Glenn Hughes was enlisted by Deep Purple as their new bassist and vocalist, he has brought out numerous solo albums, stylistically at the interface of rock, metal, funk, and soul. Fans and media h... more » |
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Album Description Since 1973, the year when Glenn Hughes was enlisted by Deep Purple as their new bassist and vocalist, he has brought out numerous solo albums, stylistically at the interface of rock, metal, funk, and soul. Fans and media have given British-born Hughes the nickname ?The Voice of Rock?, a moniker that once again proves to be well deserved on Building the Machine, which includes a new version of the Deep Purple classic ?High Ball Shooter? (from his masterpiece Stormbringer). Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsGlenn Hughes builds the machine quite well!!! Bastian | 05/05/2004 (4 out of 5 stars) "Ok, let me start saying this: It`s been a long time since I first heard this album but it stands as one of my favourite Hughes albums. I bought this album right after it came out here in Norway. I was very into Glenn Hughes and his voice from albums such as Deep Purple-Burn and Stormbringer, and Since that I have always been a hugh fan of his. Ok, I bought this album in exitement of hearing his voice in the age of 50 i suppose and was trilled about how good it was!!!! I couldn`t believe what I was hearing!!!! That voice is amazing and now i can understand that people call him: The Voice Of Rock. The music is also very good. It Rocks big time. This was a very big surprise for me, because I had never heard anything from him since his Deep Purple days. This is a must for all Glenn Hughes fans"
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