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    Roger Hodgson - Hai Hai - 1987

    Posted By: Jansky
    Roger Hodgson - Hai Hai - 1987

    Roger Hodgson - Hai Hai - 1987
    FLAC | ~907 kbps | 48:54 min | 340 mb | covers | rar 3%
    MP3 | ~245 kbps | 48:54 min | 104 mb | front cover | rar 3%
    Genre: Progressive rock
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    His second album, 1987's Hai Hai, had a distinctive synthpop-oriented feel, in the vein of the mid-80s trends, but it also maintains a songwriting style true to Hodgson's standards. However, just prior to the release of Hai Hai, Hodgson fell from a loft in his home and broke both wrists, which disabled him from successfully promoting the album. He also took a long break from both touring and recording. In this time, he also turned towards a more spiritual path.

    I'm astonished by some of the negative reviews for Roger Hodgson's 2nd solo album, 1987's "Hai Hai." I guess some fans feel that Hodgson should stay in his "serious rock" box and never come out. Hey, I love the dramatic, emotional side to Roger's music, but there's nothing wrong with a "serious" music artist cutting loose every so often. To MY ears, this is Roger's solo masterpiece. After the serious tone of his solo debut, "In The Eye Of The Storm," Roger decided to loosen up & make an album that was lighter, poppier and more rockin', and just plain fun. I think he succeeded brilliantly. The songs on "Hai Hai" are wonderfully catchy and upbeat, and any one of these songs could've been big hits for Roger if only they'd had the right push at radio. Favorites include the dirty rock of "My Magazine," the poppy "You Make Me Love You," the powerful pop-rock of the title song, the dreamy "Desert Love," the charming "Land Ho" (an old 1974 song Hodgson co-wrote with his Supertramp partner Rick Davies that was never issued on any 'Tramp album), and the beautiful album closer, "Puppet Dance." Yes, the album has a late-80's polish to it's production, but it works.It's very unfortunate that "Hai Hai" is currently out-of-print in the States, but it's *totally* worth getting on import. "Hai Hai" is an outstanding Roger Hodgson album, and his best solo release to date. By Alan Caylow (USA)

    Tracklist:

    01. Right Place
    02. My Magazine
    03. London
    04. You Make Me Love You
    05. Hai Hai
    06. Who's Afraid?
    07. Desert Love
    08. Land Ho
    09. House On The Corner
    10. Puppet Dance

    All songs written by Roger Hodgson, except "Land Ho" written by Roger Hodgson & Rick Davies
    Producers by Roger Hodgson and Jack Joseph Puig

    Personal:

    Roger Hodgson - Vocals, Guitars, Keyboards, Synclavier drums, Synth Bass, Piano/Synths
    Drums: Jeff Porcaro, Omar Hakim, Joseph Pomfret
    Synth Bass: David Paich, Robbie Buchanan
    Bass: Nathan East
    Synths: Robbie Buchanan
    Guitars: Dan Huff
    Rhythm guitar: Ken Allardyce
    Percussion: Lenny Castro,
    Harmonica: Ken Allardyce
    Backing vocals: Anni McCann, Willie Hines
    Synth Programming: Steve Porcaro, Anni McCann, Eric Persing
    Keyboards: Robbie Buchanan
    Synclavier drums: Bruce Albertine, Albhy Galuten
    Backing vocals: Clair Diament, Ken Allardyce, Anni McCann
    Saxophone: Larry Williams

    All songs written by Roger Hodgson, except "Land Ho" written by Roger Hodgson & Rick Davies
    Producers by Roger Hodgson and Jack Joseph Puig

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