The '90s start off great for Hammill with what remains one of his most successful albums of the decade. Very "classic," far from the stylistic revolutions of "The Future Now," but truly, simply, beautiful. Lovely songs, inspired melodies (I must mention "No Moon in the Water" for its atmosphere), the usual cast of loyal musicians accompanying him, including Jackson's saxophone appearances, and the customary voice that penetrates the soul. A separate mention goes to the elegy of "A Way Out," a masterpiece of disarming emotional intensity that deserves to be on the list of the most beautiful songs written by Peter, one of his most heartfelt and personal. This "Out Of Water" is a great album.
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