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Recording information: Phantom Recordings, Sherman Oaks, CA (2005).
Toto: Steve Lukather (vocals, guitar); David Paich, Greg Phillinganes (vocals, keyboards); Bobby Kimball (vocals); Mike Porcaro (bass instrument); Simon Phillips (drums, percussion, programming).
Toto Falling In Between Songs Falling In Between Music Review Average Rating: (4.6 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews Toto at their top
Definitely an incredible and flawless album. Everybody should buy at least two copies!
Submitted by andrea.dittura (Feltre, ITALY) 
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Never better.
Toto has made the best music of their entire career. Now that sounds like a big boast, but start to finish, every song, every note, is great. Great vocals by all , impressive song writing.
Get this CD, you will not be sorry.
Submitted by herronm_98 (Texas)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 1 of 1 found this helpful. Probably the best TOTO ever!
I've heard this album now for a couple of weeks and it simply gives the best TOTO mixture one can imagine. Great instrumentation, great melodies, perfect production. I think this album features more lead vocalists than any other TOTO-Record before. Luke plays the heaviest riff you've ever heard him playing in the opener "Falling in Between". And I love a record with pianos everywehre and in between.
If you're into great, diverse melodic rock, this record is a must-buy!
I never understood why TOTO had such a lack of support in the US. This record will prove any critic wrong!
Submitted by Sebastian (Muenster, Germany)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No 1 of 1 found this helpful. Thank you for nice album TOTO
This album shows that good music can still be made in today's poor radio play. Solid album, a couple of weak tracks but most songs are very catchy. Favorite song is "Let It Go" nice guitar riffs and Greg shows his talents. "Falling in Between", "King of the World," "Hooked", are very rocking tracks. Steve Lukather, David Paich and Bobby Kimball still sound great after many years of great music. Nice power ballad by Steve on "Simple Life." Really enjoyed this diverse album, thanks guys for your great music.
Submitted by David (Middletown, NJ USA)
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I agree with most of the above and also saw this awesome band in Melbourne last year. Its testament to the diversity and incredible standard of this album that I am writing this a year later. The diversity and musicianship is incredible and EVERY song is top notch. Melodicrock Dot com gave this 100 and I would have to say that is the best album I have brought over the last 10 years and that is in a collection of 600 covering prog, thrash, jazz, rock, blues etc etc. I cant wait for the live DVD and to see this band across. Its a pity they havent been up to this standard for a while but the next one will be huuuge! Lukather should make the Guitar mags hall of fame for allrounder as he has got everything covered. Sensational...BUY!
Submitted by Andy (Adelaide, South Australia)
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