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GTR
Released 1997

Jekyll and Hyde
05:46
99 plays

Imagining
07:12
84 plays

Prizefighters
05:17
84 plays

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- 1
- Jekyll and Hyde
- 05:46
- 99 plays

- 2
- Here I Wait
- 05:55
- 113 plays

- 3
- Prizefighters
- 05:17
- 84 plays

- 4
- Imagining
- 07:12
- 84 plays

- 5
- Hackett to Bits
- 02:21
- 64 plays

- 6
- Spectral Mornings
- 03:57
- 67 plays

- 7
- I Know What I Like
- 06:24
- 68 plays

- 8
- Sketches in the Sun
- 02:44
- 730 plays

- 9
- Pennants
- 04:31
- 67 plays

- 10
- Roundabout
- 08:38
- 123 plays

- 11
- The Hunter
- 06:44
- 73 plays

- 12
- You Can Still Get Through
- 06:55
- 59 plays

- 13
- Reach Out (Never Say No)
- 05:54
- 50 plays

- 14
- When the Heart Rules the Mind
- 06:03
- 178 plays

album review

Steve Howe and Steve Hackett's GTR was one of the shortest-lived supergroups, releasing only one album in 1986 and breaking up a year later. During that year, they gave a handful of concerts, and the live King Biscuit Flower Hour captures their virtues quite well, arguably even better than the studio record. Not only are highlights from GTR are featured, but so are Yes' "Roundabout" and Genesis' "I Know What I Like," as well as the previously unreleased song "Prize Fighter." Both guitarists are in fine form, and their solos are generally jaw-droppingly accomplished and musical -- in fact, they're so good, it's easy to overlook the fact that GTR's songs were frequently underwritten and unmemorable. For Howe and Hackett fans, this King Biscuit Flower Hour is certainly worthwhile. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide