Music Review: Moonstone Project - Hidden In Time - Page 2

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The album, as it was originally released, ends with On The Way To Moonstone before the three extra tracks “Silent Hunter”, a live “Can’t Get Enough” and an alternative, beautifully arranged “Where Do You Hide The Blues You’ve Got”, so strong that you can understand the dilemma over which version to go with.

Moonstone Project is not a new album and doesn’t contain anything substantially new in content. However if you love the era of rock that made the names of Glenn Hughes, Ian Paice, Graham Bonnet, and others then this is definitely for you. Balanced and poised with well written material it is a personal triumph for the man with the idea, Matt Filippini.

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Jeff is a writer who lives in France. He writes CD/DVD box sets, music reviews and has had a book published about David Byron of Uriah Heep. He is 'busy' exploring the music of Europe with his wife Debbie and dog Dylan. It's Dylan that does the writing of course. …

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