Product Description
Steve Lukather's new album Transition on Mascot Records strikes a perfect balance of style, power and imagination as he takes risks and challenges himself in ways most other players can't even approach.

That's been standard operating procedure for this high-wire artist of the six-string for nearly four decades, as his career has gone from the studios of Los Angeles to the world's biggest concert halls to the helm of the multi-platinum selling group Toto and, recently, to ground-breaking tours with Ringo Starr, guitar geniuses Joe Satriani and Steve Vai, and the reunited Toto, who have scheduled a follow-up 35th anniversary tour for 2013.

"I've got a lot to be thankful for, and now is a perfect time for me to take stock of that, which is part of what Transition is about", Lukather says.

1. Judgement Day
2. Creep Motel
3. Once Again
4. Right The Wrong
5. Transition
6. Last Man Standing
7. Do I Stand Alone
8. Rest Of The World
9. Smile

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00A6HHJ9C/?tag=imwan-20

Always excited by a new Steve Lukather album. I have all of them and he never disappoints. His last few, since "Luke," are all outstanding. Thanks for letting us know, David.

here are all the details

http://www.noblepr.co.uk/Press_Releases ... kather.htm

I actually heard it already and as a longtime fan.....I'm pretty dissapointed.......not nearly as good as his two previous releases...........just my opinion

juicemaker, what is it about the new album that didn't do it for you? His songwriting is usually pretty strong, but even when it's not his voice & guitar playing are worth hearing. His last few albums have been consistently solid, so it's hard to imagine a misstep from him now.

Bump: Added track listing and pre-order link to the first post.