Music is the essential link between nations, families and friends. Music is what has been keeping us from animality and demonization. Expressing the needs of the soul, music elevates us to the realms of Spirit. Sharing music, even just records, is a natural act of Unification.
This blog is fed with my all time favorites. The cream of the cream in my own recipe. Music from all ages and horizons that stirs my soul and lightens my life. I also share with U the most interesting topics for me, in words and pictures...Check out the pages below... for a change.
This blog is my way to share with U. So that U may njoy as much as I do. When U are done surfing/downloading and are having a gr8t time discovering the marvelous soundz, it is Ur turn to share: Return and post happy comments to complete the circle... and ensure that I will stay motivated up here!
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Wednesday, July 27, 2011

125 - Swagatam - Craig Pruess


Follow up to the previous post, Swagatam is another jewel of unique beauty offered to us by Craig Pruess.


2000 - SWAGATAM

























Water Garden






Saturday, July 23, 2011

124 - Language Of Love - Craig Pruess


Who is not familiar with Craig Pruess 's Sacred Chants series?
Although for me the present work is far more inspiring...
indeed, Language Of Love is sensual and flowing, sooo flowing.

2004 - LANGUAGE OF LOVE
Hmmmmmmmm...




























Friday, June 24, 2011

93 - Windhorse Riders - David Hykes & Djamchid Chemirani


Listening to Windhorse Riders by overtone Master David Hykes &
zarb virtuoso Djamchid Chemirani , is a truly unique and remarkably efficient relaxing tool. 
Unlike the sumptuous sounds of the 7 members acapella choir featured on 
Hearing The Solar Winds , this record brings in musical elements
through a few instruments
and the major presence of the zarb,
by the topmost performer of the Persian drum.


1989 - WINDHORSE RIDERS















Grab it in










~~~~~~~Found no videos for this~~~~~~~


Ross Daly with Huun Huur Tu and The Trio Chemirani









Sunday, June 5, 2011

52 - El Hadra . The Mystik Dance - Klaus Wiese, Ted De Jong, Mathias Grassow


There is nothing quite like El Hadra - The Mystik Dance by new age/ambient pioneer 
Klaus Wiese, with Ted De Jong on percussions + ambient electronica by Mathias Grassow
to complete the TrinitY.
I became an instant believer when first heard this 
TOTALLY MIND BLOWING  musical meditation 
in Jerusalem, some 9 years past. 
That Cd had been brought over from the States
by a practicing Sufi Adept and we had it playing on repeat mode
for quite a while I think!!
Still remains my piece of choice for Qi Gong practice 
or to create a serene and lively atmosphere.


1996 - EL HADRA - THE MYSTIK DANCE


















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Monday, May 30, 2011

44 - Hearing Solar Winds - David Hykes & The Harmonic Choir


David Hykes and the Harmonic Choir came up with a unique work of overtone singing that will leave no one indifferent. Hearing Solar Winds is a must have for all real music lovers and a perfect tool for inducing altered states. U will need to play this on a good quality stereo or Ur preferred earphones for best results.
I dug this record from the local library in my hometown over 20 years back...
and it never got a wrinkle!

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED




1985 - HEARING SOLAR WINDS















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Monday, April 18, 2011

03 - The Silk Sound - Liu Fang


OK, I must admit, the surprise is mine...
See, as I went on creating this blog few days ago,
I had no idea which music would get posted first.
It seems to be some quantic order working from behind the scene...
could be what they call God's Will.
From Liu Fang I know very little...
(I guessed it's a man's name and assumed it so...oops!...
till I read about Her yesterday before to compose the post...)


Liu Fang on guzheng

Frankly, I wish to share the music...data about the artists is very much awaiting the curious cultural addicts some place else. Like here or there, suffice to say that Liu started on the musical path at 6 and is considered world No1 pipa player... 
What U won't find on Wiki/MySpace yet is my impressions while listening to the Silk Sound 
sitting alone under a shady tree by the side of a pristine, isolated mountain river...
lost in the western ghats along the south Indian coastline.
Well, no kidding dudes! That's where I am right now, with pen and paper. ( I'll post this on my laptop when I'll be back tomorrow or sometime.) And this album is playing in my solar powered iPod + X-mini sound system. I slept by the river last night...as often. Except this time I woke up around 2 am from a fight or flight feeling as a thunderstorm was heading towards my piece of lost jungle.
Yep! This was my first time...alone. 
I had a 2 hours big time rain/lightnings last year, also by April's full moon at the same place. But I was with a dude and it came by sunset and round 10pm all was clear and the rocks were all dried up, the night was sweet in my hammock. In fact that evening I fully enjoyed playing in the warm river while the storm was raging just above our heads. I didn't feel anything was wrong
(like splashing in the water just below lightning bolts!?)
Somehow, last night wasn't so smooth.
Well, I had to pack up my mess real quick and throw my sheets and blankets under a  rock right there. Rain started within minutes so I had no time for options. I had barely enough space to turn on my side under that rock, and the floor was very sloppy, covered with small to medium sized pebbles.

2006 - Silk Sound
The only time I had a worst bedding was when I crashed on the floor of the kitchen wagon in an Indian train ...once.
Last night I was hopping for the storm to be passing rapidly, however it rained till the morning with long thunder rolling sounds.
No doubt, I did surrender... cause I finally did sleep in there! Though not much...
What's the connection with "Le Son de Soie" (french title for this album, also printed on the cover), U ask?
Hu? But...don't U get it? After this once in a lifetime night, I am now sitting in awe, by the river, under a mesmerizing blue sky where patches of puffy white clouds are cruising.
I listen to Liu Fang, dudes...and it is more than perfection for my Taoist mind.!

So, makes sense to U at last? Well, then...Grab this gem in Alac 
Now, close Ur eyes if U are in the city, in some random room...just close Ur eyes really! U will see better while listening...and vice-versa.

Liu Fang


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