Greg Howe - Hyperacuity (2000)
Front Cover Album Info
Artist/Composer Greg Howe
Title Hyperacuity
Length 45:20 Discs: 1 Tracks: 7
Format CD-R (copy) Packaging Jewel Case
Label Tone Center Cat. Number 40092
Style Fusion; Instrumental Rock Rating
Recorded 2000 
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Musicians Credits
Greg Howe guitar
Dale Fischer bass
Kevin Soffera drums
Prashant Aswani acoustic guitar
Producer Greg Howe
Track list
01
hyperacuity 05:56
02
blindfold drive 06:15
03
order of dawn 08:36
04
heat activated 05:05
05
receptionist 06:30
06
trinka 06:14
07
I wish 06:44
Notes
AMG Review by Paula Edelstein (4):
Hyperacuity is Greg Howe's debut offering for the Tone Center label and is an instrumental extravaganza comprised of fusion compositions that highlight Howe's incredible techniques and melodic flair. As one of the most versatile guitarists in jazz, rock, or fusion, Howe really stretches on his highly anticipated seventh solo release and follow-up to Ascend. The popular guitarist opens with "Hyperacuity," a musical personification of Howe's razor-sharp guitar licks that are further exemplified on "Blindfold." This is a "killer" jam and solidifies Howe's furious guitar licks in the annals of jazz/rock. His ability to adapt his acclaimed speed as a legato for the lower tones on "Order of Dawn" is even more reason for listeners, both new and hardcore fusionists, to get excited about Howe's musical genius. "Heat Activated" is a workout of tempos, blues-inflected changes, and great use of wah-wah frequencies that awakens a nostalgic muse with this fiery wake-up call. Along with his successful use of synth sounds and programming on Howe's cover of the Stevie Wonder classic, "I Wish," this CD becomes the musical vision realized by uniting great rock, blues, and jazz with the 21st century musical mindset of Greg Howe.