Tony Sharrock

I'm not a Kiss fan but I love this album. My favourite tracks are "Under the Rose" & "The Oath."

Really good album. A great listen. I think that when you've released as many albums as TD you're bound to have done a few duffers, but this isn't one of them. I think "Mysterious Semblance" sounds closest to the original. All the rest sound quite different.

Funny really...I tend not to like TD's later droney stuff, but I like this almost drumless album. A pleasant listen and very easy to enjoy.

I've found that, generally, the TD soundtrack albums aren't as good as their regular releases. Having said that this isn't a bad album. There are some good tunes, but it is restricted a bit by the use of the same sounds on all the tracks. Still, it is a good listen.

This album is full of great tunes. I've seen this album described as New Age quite a few times, but there's too much going on for that to be an accurate description. It's a bit odd really, that the guitar solos sound almost metal, and over an electronic backing. The first half dozen tracks are the best. The album really slows down over the next 3 tracks. I like this album more than "Melrose," which I rated as a 3, but not sure that this album is a 4.

I like this album, though it's not as good as "Lily on the Beach." It is better than the soundtracks released around this time, "Miracle Mile" (tedious & second rate music) and "Destination Berlin" (too throw-away pop sounding for my liking). This feels like a proper electronic rock album.

A lot of TD albums from here on in are too long and could be improved by losing a couple of tracks, but this album is mainly made up of shorter tracks and makes for a good listen throughout the album. All tracks have strong tunes and there are no duffers.

2013 CD. Electro-pop. Not awful, but nothing special. 'You Caught The Light', the last track, is probably the best.