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To Watch The Storms (Vinyl Re-issue 2023)

Steve Hackett

SKU: 19658836661

Barcode: 196588366611

25.00 £25.00
  • Genre: Progressive
  • Label: Inside Out
  • Released Date: 8th December 2023
  • Buying Format:
    180g 2LP Gatefold Sleeve

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To Watch The Storms The next in the series of Steve Hackett vinyl editions, sees the release of his 16th studio album ‘To Watch The Storms’. Originally released in 2003, it featured his live band at the time, including Roger King, Gary O’Toole, Rob Townsend & Terry Gregory. It also features John Hackett and a guest appearance from Ian McDonald (ex-King Crimson). Available now for the first time ever on vinyl, the album has been remastered especially for the format and comes as a Gatefold 180g 2LP. Includes the bonus tracks from the 2013 digipak reissue. Wild Orchids: The next in the series of Steve Hackett vinyl editions, sees the release of his 18th studio album ‘Wild Orchids’, available on wax for the first time ever. Originally released in 2006, this album saw Steve joined by familiar faces Roger King, John Hackett, Rob Townsend, Gary O’Toole as well as The Underworld Orchestra, which added glorious string and brass flourishes to the sound. The album includes Steve’s cover of Bob Dylan’s ‘Man In The Long Black Coat’, as well as ‘Reconditioned Nightmare’ which was a re-recording of the track ‘Air Conditioned Nightmare’ from his 1981 album ‘Cured’. Available as a Gatefold 180g 2LP.

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Track Listings

  1. Strutton Ground
  2. Circus of Becoming
  3. The Devil Is an Englishman
  4. Frozen Statues
  5. Mechanical Bride
  6. Wind, Sand and Stars
  7. Brand New
  8. This World
  9. Rebecca
  10. The Silk Road
  11. Pollution B
  12. Fire Island
  13. Marijuana Assassin of Youth
  14. When You Come Away
  15. The Moon Under Water
  16. Serpentine Song
  17. If You Only Knew

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