Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. State I'm In
2. Midnight Meditated
3. It's Alright
4. Switch the Mojo
5. Gone
6. Other Side of Me
7. Angela
8. Owed to "J"
9. This Life
10. Days of Avalon

Disc 2:

1. You Kill Me
2. Neverafter
3. First Step of Love
4. No Stranger to Love
5. Coast to Coast
6. Your Love Is Alright

Product Details

• Released on: 2000-08-15
• Number of discs: 2
• Format: Import
• Dimensions: .25 pounds

Album Description
German version of 2000 release for the vocalist/bassist who's worked with everyone from Trapeze, Deep Purple, Black Sabbath and even the KLF. This limited edition includes a six track bonus disc recorded live in San Paulo, Brazil on November 25, 1999.

Album Details
Japanese Version featuring a Bonus Track: The World is Broken.

Customer Reviews

What a great record!!!!!
Oh...I`m astonished!!!! This must be the ultimate album ever recorded by an old star in music. I think of many of the old rockers that try to make new records without sucsess but this is on top of anything. Hughes is playing and singing like he never have done and the songs are just tremendous. That man is a genius!!!! He has created a album that is better than most records of today!!!

Hughes the Funkmeister!
Here comes Glenn Hughes in his funky man guise, dressed in leather and small specs looking like he's 30-something. I'm not exactly sure what krystal karma is, or if that's what is in the silver "thermos" Glenn is holding, but if it's represented here then it sounds just fine to me! Going for more stylistic extension than on "Addiction," Glenn hits more highs and lows than on recent outings. "State I'm In" kicks off in typical post 90's hard rock fashion, sounding like it may have come off any one of Glenn's last several records. But starting with "It's Alright," and carrying through "Switch the Mojo" (Austin Powers influenced?) and "Angela" it's apparent that Glenn intent is on upping the funk ante. The bass lines are fun, and run playfully alongside the spirited drumming. Occassionally slipping back into heavy rock, the album maintains a sensible balance between an updated "Stormbringer" and Sabbath's "Seventh Star" (Tony Iommi cowrites "Gone"). The album winds out with "Owed to J," a funky instrumental, apparently a tongue-and-cheek respin of "Owed to G" from Purple, and trademark Hughes baladry of "Days of Avalon." The later is one of Glenn's finest and most heartfelt, on par with "Blue Jade" from "Addiction." One thing you have to give Hughes credit for is his adventurous spirit and youthful ambition, and the fact that he doesn't employ the turnstile of famous session musicians to back his work. *The limited edition double album features a live from Brazil (circa '99) six song concert containing excellent renditions of "No Stranger to Love" and "First Step of Love," as well as 2 Trapeze songs and 2 new ones.

Fine!
Hughes is one of those few artists who can really claim that his career is outstanding all the way. This CD is an amazing display f a lot of different rOck techniques. THe bonus CD, featuring live songs played in Brazil, are outstanding. I loved this cd.