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"Road Games" is a 1983 album by guitarist Allan Holdsworth. The album had a tumultuous 's production and release process, marked by were fraught with conflicts with the record company and disagreements about the musical direction. Allan Holdsworth met 's meeting with Edward Van Halen during a UK tour, and Van Halen's admiration for Holdsworth led to Holdsworth being signed by his signing with Warner Brothers. However, there were but disputes arose over the album's content, including the choice of personnel and vocalists. EventuallyUltimately, Holdsworth had to make compromises were made to release the album, resulting in mixed feelings about the final product.

"Road Games" was released as a mini-album due to pressure from the record companypressure, and it featured a variety of showcasing various jazz-rock styles. Despite the challenges, Holdsworth's exceptional guitar solos were a highlight of the album. Holdsworth's The experience with "Road Games" left him Holdsworth frustrated with the music industry's demands for focus on commercialism over artistic expression. He continued to face difficulties in finding record labels that understood and supported his unique musical vision.

In the end, "Road Games" stands as a testament to reflects Allan Holdsworth's determination to maintain his artistic integrity, even in the face of despite industry pressures and compromises. The album reflects It stands as a testament to his commitment to creating music that is true to his own vision, rather than conforming to commercial expectations.