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Nick Mason & Rick Fenn - Profiles - Mason + Fenn - Amazon.com Music
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A new 3CD set, "Unattended Luggage ", which was personally remastered by Mason, has been released. The set also contains the other two Mason Albums with Rick Fenn, "Profiles" & "White Of The Eye (soundtrack)".
A side project for Pink Floyd drummer Nick Mason. Released in 1985, it came out in between two top 10 albums by Pink Floyd, their 1983 and 1987 releases. Sounded good.
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2016
Quite definitively the best album of it's kind ever. There were many attempts to fuse Prog with 80's in an instrumental Linn drum dynamic that could never really cut it on the prog side of things. This album manages to do an exceptional job of finding the Prog inside a very 80's season period in music history. I even prefer this to Mason's next effort with Gilmour (Momentary Lapse) proving he was always an valid contributor to any composition. Fenn is one of the worlds unsung guitarists... his playing is so spectacular throughout.. you would be forgiven for assuming it is really Gilmour playing and lets be honest how often can you say that? I guess your approval of this album will depend on your desire to listen to a unique fusion of what i have described but for me it's stand alone.
While this is certainly a must have for any Pink Floyd fan, I should warn you that it isn't Pink Floyd. Unless you listen to this album with an open mind, you'll be disappointed. I was impressed with Nick's drumwork, particularly on Profiles parts 1 & 2. Rhoda is also a very peaceful and relaxing track with some great soloing. I think this collaboration runs circles around Nick's previous solo album, "Fictitious Sports" and it's nice to hear David Gilmour on "Lie For A Lie", although the song itself is a bit cheesy. Overall, it's a great buy and I highly recommend it.
As others have said, if you expect Pink Floyd, you will be dissappointed. If you simply listen with a critical ear, you will be surprised. I found myself listening to this (album) over and over when I found it many years back. In fact, it might be responsible for my foray into "New Age" music... whatever that really is. You know... Windham Hill artists and such.
Obviously, instrumental music does not have words to engage the listener. It requires effective use of melody to hook the listener, draw them in, and hold their attention. As well for me, the best collections of music have always been those that were formed in such a away that their actual structure - the placing of songs in an order that somehow fit - created a novel, a story, a chain. This is such a work.
Like the best symphonies from classical music, of which there are many, they are not composed of dissparate tracks, but pieces to a puzzle. Profiles is such an album, and I consider it one of the finest pieces in my collection. People are never less than surprised to know who is responsible for it when they hear it.
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