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Title: One-of-a-kind solo album
Review: Of the dozens of solo releases Rick Wakeman has released in the past three decades, this one stands out for the main reason that he does his own vocals (he doesn't even do backing vocals in Yes or solo otherwise), which aren't half-bad, since the sole three tracks with such just wouldn't work with Ashley Solt or even Jon Anderson. One criterion Wakeman had with this was to copy The Buggles, who were the hot new act at the time of recording (before christening MTV's maiden voyage), only to have them replace him and Anderson in Yes for a while. Originally released in 1982 in the UK on Moon Records LUNA LP 1. Released in the U.S. in 1994 by Griffin Music. I had the original LP at first, but the bonus tracks are instrumentals recorded in the early '90s.
