Gary Wright

The trouble with The Dream Weaver is that most of it sounds alike. For all the effects you
can squeeze out of electric pianos, organs, clavinets and synthesizers, those devices still
have one vital thing in common: a keyboard. As such, the same physical process is usually
employed to produce a sound -- a process entirely different from that of, say, a reed or a
fretted instrument. This is why you can almost always tell the machines from the... More >

Supposedly, the artistic breakthrough here is that Gary has transcended the electric guitar. Some breakthrough--good thing Lee Michaels never took up with a synthesizer. Although if he had he wouldn't have pimped it off to (and I quote) "the astral plane." (Grade: C)