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Money

Gary Hoey

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There's little question that Gary Hoey is a talented guitarist, capable of spinning out dizzying solos at the drop of the hat. He has a problem making compelling records, though. His fourth proper studio album, Money -- not counting no less than three holiday records and a live album -- starts off on the wrong note with a horridly misguided reworking of Pink Floyd's "Money" as a post-Surfing With the Alien instrumental, complete with a wah-wah melody line. Hoey never quite abandons Joe Satriani throughout the album -- he really hasn't left him behind once in his career, actually -- and the combination of Satch's fluid, rounded technique with a surfer aesthetic is often quite jarring, whether it's on rockers, lite-funk numbers, or melodic album rock cuts that sound a bit like the Satriani number used in the Maxell Tape commercial. It's weird to hear such a technically proficient guitarist with such a laid-back vibe -- after all, most guitar virtuosos go out of their way to show off their chops. To his credit, Hoey never does that. If only he could find stronger material and be more adventurous in his arrangements. At times, it works, but it's all surfer cool and guitar gloss, which means it can be so slick and unassuming that it's hard to hear Hoey's musicianship. And his songwriting doesn't really draw a listener in, either, leaving Money as weird background music -- impeccably played and produced, but never engaging. It will likely please Hoey fanatics, but it's hard not to think that he's capable of more.

© Stephen Thomas Erlewine /TiVo

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Money
00:03:04

Roger Waters, Composer - Gary Hoey, MainArtist - M. Blackmon, Composer - Jesse mobley, Composer - Rashead Webb, Composer - J Prister, Composer - "Jason ""Iceberg"" Lary", Composer - "Jevon (Pka ""Dj Len"") Moore", Composer - John Aka Johne Battle, Composer

(C) 1999 Surfdog Records (P) 1999 Surfdog Records

2
Peahi
00:04:22

Gary Hoey, MainArtist - M. Blackmon, Composer - Gary P Hoey, Composer - Jesse mobley, Composer - Rashead Webb, Composer - J Prister, Composer - "Jason ""Iceberg"" Lary", Composer - "Jevon (Pka ""Dj Len"") Moore", Composer - John Aka Johne Battle, Composer

(C) 1999 Surfdog Records (P) 1999 Surfdog Records

3
Da Kine
00:03:21

Gary Hoey, Composer, MainArtist

(C) 1999 Surfdog Records (P) 1999 Surfdog Records

4
Bula Brain
00:04:05

Gary Hoey, MainArtist - Gary P Hoey, Composer

(C) 1999 Surfdog Records (P) 1999 Surfdog Records

5
Drop In
00:03:04

Gary Hoey, MainArtist - Gary P Hoey, Composer

(C) 1999 Surfdog Records (P) 1999 Surfdog Records

6
Quack
00:03:16

Gary Hoey, MainArtist - M. Blackmon, Composer - Gary P Hoey, Composer - Jesse mobley, Composer - Rashead Webb, Composer - J Prister, Composer - "Jason ""Iceberg"" Lary", Composer - "Jevon (Pka ""Dj Len"") Moore", Composer - John Aka Johne Battle, Composer

(C) 1999 Surfdog Records (P) 1999 Surfdog Records

7
Zen Den
00:04:02

Gary Hoey, MainArtist - Gary P Hoey, Composer

(C) 1999 Surfdog Records (P) 1999 Surfdog Records

8
Facedown
00:03:00

Gary Hoey, MainArtist - M. Blackmon, Composer - Jesse mobley, Composer - Rashead Webb, Composer - J Prister, Composer - "Jevon (Pka ""Dj Len"") Moore", Composer - John Aka Johne Battle, Composer - Jason "Iceberg" Lary, Composer

(C) 1999 Surfdog Records (P) 1999 Surfdog Records

9
Smokin' Up Sunshine
00:03:00

Gary Hoey, Composer, MainArtist

(C) 1999 Surfdog Records (P) 1999 Surfdog Records

10
Buddahville
00:03:24

Gary Hoey, MainArtist - M. Blackmon, Composer - Jesse mobley, Composer - Rashead Webb, Composer - J Prister, Composer - John Aka Johne Battle, Composer - Jason "Iceberg"Lary, Composer - Jevon (Pka ""Dj Len"") Moore, Composer

(C) 1999 Surfdog Records (P) 1999 Surfdog Records

11
Hail To Dale
00:03:18

Gary Hoey, MainArtist - Gary P Hoey, Composer - Carter J, Composer - Glen R Sobel, Composer

(C) 1999 Surfdog Records (P) 1999 Surfdog Records

12
Gone Surfin'
00:03:12

Gary Hoey, MainArtist - Gary P Hoey, Composer

(C) 1999 Surfdog Records (P) 1999 Surfdog Records

Presentación del Álbum

There's little question that Gary Hoey is a talented guitarist, capable of spinning out dizzying solos at the drop of the hat. He has a problem making compelling records, though. His fourth proper studio album, Money -- not counting no less than three holiday records and a live album -- starts off on the wrong note with a horridly misguided reworking of Pink Floyd's "Money" as a post-Surfing With the Alien instrumental, complete with a wah-wah melody line. Hoey never quite abandons Joe Satriani throughout the album -- he really hasn't left him behind once in his career, actually -- and the combination of Satch's fluid, rounded technique with a surfer aesthetic is often quite jarring, whether it's on rockers, lite-funk numbers, or melodic album rock cuts that sound a bit like the Satriani number used in the Maxell Tape commercial. It's weird to hear such a technically proficient guitarist with such a laid-back vibe -- after all, most guitar virtuosos go out of their way to show off their chops. To his credit, Hoey never does that. If only he could find stronger material and be more adventurous in his arrangements. At times, it works, but it's all surfer cool and guitar gloss, which means it can be so slick and unassuming that it's hard to hear Hoey's musicianship. And his songwriting doesn't really draw a listener in, either, leaving Money as weird background music -- impeccably played and produced, but never engaging. It will likely please Hoey fanatics, but it's hard not to think that he's capable of more.

© Stephen Thomas Erlewine /TiVo

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