Steve Walsh Schemer-Dreamer CD

Schemer-Dreamer Music

Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Heavy Metal, Progressive
Label	Wounded Bird
Orig Year	1980
All Time Sales Rank	9965
CD Universe Part number	6682474
Catalog number	6320
Discs	1
Release Date	Apr 13, 2004
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Steve Walsh

Steve Walsh Schemer-Dreamer Songs

	1.	Schemer-Dreamer / That's All Right
	2.	Get Too Far
	3.	You Think You Got It Made
	4.	So Many Nights
	5.	Every Step of the Way
	6.	Just How It Feels
	7.	Wait Until Tomorrow

Schemer-Dreamer Music Review

Average Rating: (4.5 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

4 stars An album worth having
For all of us who loved Steve WalshÂ´s voice before it became hoarse in the late 80ies, this album will be a welcome adition to your collection. However, I wonder if the digital remaster could have been a bit better, since it seems to contain some cutting in the sound. Still, this is good.
Submitted by HĂĽkan Ljung (Uppsala, Sweden)
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4 stars Digital remaster could have been a bit better.
Some of the drum sounds on some of the tracks are a bit stiff and metallic soudning, wich I doubt are present on the analogue tapes. That means dont play this tunes on a to high volume. Over all, the music sounds pretty much okay. I also wonder if there could have been added some extra bonus tracks on the this CD, of alternative takes or songs wich was excluded on the vinyl issue. 38 minutes of music is a bit small in length. But Steve sings well during those days and this album is still worth to have.
Submitted by Hĺkan Ljung (Uppsala, Sweden)
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5 stars Awesome CD
This is a classic album that is more straight ahead rock n' roll than Kansas. Steve Walsh's vocals are simply amazing at this period in his career. This album is a "must" for any true Kansas fan.
Submitted by David (Lexington, KY, USA)
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5 stars Just wow.
Dang. That is some album cover. I'm not sure I even WANT to know what this album sounds like. It can't possibly measure up to my imagination.
Submitted by Andrew (Richmond, VA)
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