Comments for Sinfield,Peter, Stillusion

This albums only drawback is the hoops you have to leap through to obtain a copy

This a fragile masterpiece and just the fact that it tries very hard, is it''s charm. One of those rare records which cannot be pigeonholed in any genre, sometimes prog sometimes very twee, a real delight to my ears that''s all I can say. And a last note: the production and re-mastering is perfect, so it still sounds very fresh and clear. For those who want a literate CD, off the beaten track, GHECK IT OUT. Chris vd Wijk Holland.

Reissue of my softcentred crimsony solo effort with 2 extra trks.Moody,mysterious,warm,spiritual,nice textures and some fine lyrics in slightly. . .umm ..flawed settings. . .tries a little bit too hard well you do don`t you . .I know* go and order/buy it and find out for yourself!! Love Peter.

Maybe I'm just a confused old person, but my copy of this is called Still. In my opinion, this is an excellent piece. Of course he tried hard, wouldn't you? If you like this you have to get the McDonald & Giles album from around 1970. Sinfield wrote the lyrics, I can't say enough. When you listen to what's available today, you realize this was a golden age. Bob (Pittsburgh, PA)

I am a big fan of King Crimson and enjoy the albums released by both McDonald and Giles and Giles, Giles and Fripp and expected as much from Sinfield's solo outing. Boy was I wrong!!! This is an incredibly weak album with not a hook in sight. It is all of Crimson's excesses, with none of it's virtues. Sinfield's vocals are really weak and often sickeningly precious while the lyrical content of this album is far weaker than anything on either a Crimson or ELP album. The production is also abysmal with so much echo placed on the drums and vocals, it sounds like it was recorded in a empty gymnasium. All in all this is nothing more than progressive easy listening waiting to turn the stomachs of all but the biggest Gino Vannelli fan.