For everyone who hasn't seen it yet, here is the Q Magazine review of
Mike Peters "Breathe - The Acoustic Sessions".
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Following swiftly on the heels of the English and Welsh language
versions of the LP, come the modish Unplugged sessions.  At one time
Mike Peters was seconds away from being inducted into that portion of
the Hall Of Fame earmarked for windswept Celtic rock'n roll visionaries
when he knocked it on the head for The Alarm from the stage of Brixton
Academy.  Encumbered by the weight of expectaion and history, and
motivated either by bravery or stupidity, Peters sallied forth and
started all over again.  He's shrugged off his critics with a nonchalant
shrug, and his latest work is alive  with the rediscovered zest and
ambition of a man with his appetite for the fray fully restored.
Stripped down to its elemental components, Breathe is more powerful
again - the familiar recipe  of pungent and poingent songs of love and
protest given their head by the space of the arrangments and hungrily
emoted vocals - great tunes too.  *** (Three stars out of five)
-Paul Davies

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