gene Audioholics Master Chief Administrator Jul 1, 2002 10,225 0 120 52 Florida www.audioholics.com Jul 10, 2015 #1 A lot of people have asked me "how come you've never done a Spyro Gyra CD Review?" to which I responded: "good question!". Since they are probably one of my all-time favorite modern jazz/fusion groups, I've decided to do FOUR Spyro Gyra CD reviews over the next several months: one for each complete decade they've been in existence. In reality, the last couple of reviews in the series will be LP reviews, because I didn't start buying CD's until the late 1980's! I'll start with the 2000's and work my way backward to the 1970's, beginning with 2004's The Deep End. Read: Spyro Gyra: The Deep End (2004) CD Review
A lot of people have asked me "how come you've never done a Spyro Gyra CD Review?" to which I responded: "good question!". Since they are probably one of my all-time favorite modern jazz/fusion groups, I've decided to do FOUR Spyro Gyra CD reviews over the next several months: one for each complete decade they've been in existence. In reality, the last couple of reviews in the series will be LP reviews, because I didn't start buying CD's until the late 1980's! I'll start with the 2000's and work my way backward to the 1970's, beginning with 2004's The Deep End. Read: Spyro Gyra: The Deep End (2004) CD Review
M Mark of Cenla Full Audioholic Aug 19, 2004 412 0 28 69 nothern Louisiana Jul 30, 2015 #2 That is a great CD. I like the new one The Reinbeck Sessions even better. Peace and goodwill. Reactions: Stanton
Stanton Audioholics Contributing Writer Dec 8, 2005 172 0 28 Plano, TX Aug 1, 2015 #3 Mark of Cenla said: I like the new one The Reinbeck Sessions even better. Click to expand... I do too! In fact, as of now, it's my favorite Spyro Gyra CD of the 20-teens.
Mark of Cenla said: I like the new one The Reinbeck Sessions even better. Click to expand... I do too! In fact, as of now, it's my favorite Spyro Gyra CD of the 20-teens.
