[Slowhand] retail therapy

[Kelly Murphy]

It's a great jazz/techno/trip-hop like album.  Eric was under the disguise 
X-Sample, and the album was released under
the pseudonym TDF (Total Dysfunctional Family).  There is some really nice 
guitar playing on this album in my opinion.  The tracks Sno-God, Rip Stop, 
and Angelica are probably my favorite tracks.  Sno-God has awesome guitar 
work.

I loved it when I got it; I still do.  It's just different and something 
most don't expect Eric to do.  I guess most don't want Eric to do something 
like this either.

-Kelly

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----- Original Message ----- 
From: <SteveH1007 at aol.com>
To: <slowhand at planet-torque.com>
Sent: Sunday, November 21, 2004 3:07 AM
Subject: [Slowhand] retail therapy


> Can anyone tell me a little about a cd I recently aquired called Retail 
> Therapy a up tempo album produced with Simon Climie? Steve, London. ( 
> SteveH1007 at aol.com )....
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