Robin Trower - No More Worlds To Conquer (Full Album Stream) 

Happy happy b-day you guys!

Hey man,at this era in my life(almost 60),these jams are perfect for a lonesome, bewildered,rock and roll lovin ,carpenter type from Texas.☮️💪🏼🇺🇸

Yes,I too listen to these cuts afterwork and reflect on my many missteps and losses.but his sounds groove me forward and seem to convey that all is fine and better fruit is ahead.☮️

@@eddiebazan6411 Eddie! Thank you for your wise response! I have had far too much bitter fruit as of late, so some sweetness forthcoming would satisfy my palate❣️🍓 Thank you for your kind words. ❤️

Yes, Robin was a member of Procol Harum - I heard an old interview when he was asked why he would want to leave such a successful group, 'they were a keyboard heavy band, wasn't much room for me to play the stuff I was increasingly writing'. Mind you, what we got when he went solo I honestly don't think anyone would have expected. Was a fan of Procol and have been from the late 60's till now: the man now 79 played an excellent concert Tuesday this week 28/05/24 in Islington, London, he played 5 tracks from this my pal Alan tells me as this is one of the albums I don't have. About to put this right!!

He played 5 of these tunes on Tuesday this week, on 29/05/24, in an excellent concert he did in Islington, London. For me of the whole show, which of course included some of his classics, I thought 'Wither on the Vine' was quite stunning

@hannibalspice, not the same, I know, but this is the next best thing I would suggest. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Ybr0GIszgRg.html A PS to my comment above/below: I thought the final encore 'Birdsong' was another stunning track: how Robin gets quite so much emotion into 5 simple well spaced notes is [for me] quite mesmerising. LOVE the man's music

We age with grace and so does our guitar solos......

Bridge of Sighs is truly a seminal event. I'd even go as far as to say a pillar of existence, but you need to expand your horizon. Mr Trower has.

@@Maxid1 it comes down to personal preference. I like the red hot guitar and solos vis a vie Bridge of Sighs. Not the slow balad type in his later stuff. The same with Joe Satriani, his album the extremist is great, his later stuff is not worth the money.

@@swi9945 It is preference. Not a Satriani fan, but I like Robin Trowers entire catalog. That said, I go back to Bridge of Sighs far more than any of his other work. It's been part of me ever since my first listen. If there was one album, or even just one song I could listen to for the rest of my life, it would be Bridge of Sighs.

@@Maxid1 OK, gotcha. I am that way with Pink Floyd. I know where you are coming from.