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Gowan "The Good Catches Up"

Posted:
Wed Mar 11, 2009 6:22 am
by brywool
Anybody heard this album. Most of it is really really good. Wish more of his solo albums were like this.
"The Good Catches Up" is a great song. "Guns and God" is also a great song.
Both would've made good Styx tunes.
Re: Gowan "The Good Catches Up"

Posted:
Wed Mar 11, 2009 6:31 am
by froy
brywool wrote:Anybody heard this album. Most of it is really really good. Wish more of his solo albums were like this.
"The Good Catches Up" is a great song. "Guns and God" is also a great song.
Both would've made good Styx tunes.
Your just loking for a fight is that it?
Re: Gowan "The Good Catches Up"

Posted:
Wed Mar 11, 2009 6:40 am
by brywool
froy wrote:brywool wrote:Anybody heard this album. Most of it is really really good. Wish more of his solo albums were like this.
"The Good Catches Up" is a great song. "Guns and God" is also a great song.
Both would've made good Styx tunes.
Your just loking for a fight is that it?
well, I expected you to post, but not looking for a fight. You should check out both of those tunes. Very cool. The Good Catches Up is especially good. I figure, since these are outside of Styx, maybe you could actually give them a chance young man.

Re: Gowan "The Good Catches Up"

Posted:
Thu Mar 12, 2009 8:49 am
by froy
brywool wrote:froy wrote:brywool wrote:Anybody heard this album. Most of it is really really good. Wish more of his solo albums were like this.
"The Good Catches Up" is a great song. "Guns and God" is also a great song.
Both would've made good Styx tunes.
Your just loking for a fight is that it?
well, I expected you to post, but not looking for a fight. You should check out both of those tunes. Very cool. The Good Catches Up is especially good. I figure, since these are outside of Styx, maybe you could actually give them a chance young man.

Looks like nobody is interested

Posted:
Thu Mar 12, 2009 10:45 am
by Zan
pinkfloyd1973 wrote:Some of Gowan's work, IMO, is hit and miss.
What about the rest of it? lol

Posted:
Fri Mar 13, 2009 12:46 am
by brywool

Posted:
Sat Apr 25, 2009 7:43 am
by Musician95616
I have been a fan of Gowan's since "Criminal Mind" came out back in the 80s! In fact, I am unhappy that he is in Styx because it means that he has stopped his solo career! I also do not feel that he really added much to Styx. I will admit that I have been disappointed by his contributions to "Cyclorama" as they do not match up to some of his great solo moments:
1. A Criminal Mind
2. Guerilla Soldier
3. Cosmetics
4. Moonlight Desires
5. Out Of A Deeper Hunger
6. When There's Time For love
7. The Good Catches Up
8. Cry On My Shoulder
9. Soul's Road
10. Lost Brotherhood

Posted:
Sat Apr 25, 2009 8:34 am
by froy
Musician95616 wrote:I have been a fan of Gowan's since "Criminal Mind" came out back in the 80s! In fact, I am unhappy that he is in Styx because it means that he has stopped his solo career! I also do not feel that he really added much to Styx. I will admit that I have been disappointed by his contributions to "Cyclorama" as they do not match up to some of his great solo moments:
1. A Criminal Mind
2. Guerilla Soldier
3. Cosmetics
4. Moonlight Desires
5. Out Of A Deeper Hunger
6. When There's Time For love
7. The Good Catches Up
8. Cry On My Shoulder
9. Soul's Road
10. Lost Brotherhood
I agree it's time for him to go back to that huge solo career he had
Styx is a let down for him
Gowan get lost

Posted:
Sat Apr 25, 2009 5:33 pm
by Jodes
Well Froy if you feel so passionately why don't you try after Styx plays near you to try and meet Mr. Gowan and tell him this yourself? It must not be healthy for you to keep all this anger in. Let him know how you feel..
Oh wait, you wouldn't have the balls to say what you say on here to him face to face.

Posted:
Sat Apr 25, 2009 11:18 pm
by DerriD
Melodic Rock Extra had the Gowan greatest hits package for download, which I did. After hearing it, The Good Catches Up was the only song that stuck out for me. It is a great song though. Personally, his work in Styx is alot better than his solo work. Perhaps he's a better collaborator?