If you haven't heard by now, there is now a new set of songs that plays before Reflections of Earth. I went out earlier tonight and got a few samples of this music for you all to hear. For clips 2 through 4, a rather loud group of people decided to stake out their viewing spot right next to me (I don't know why, as it is almost impossible to see the lagoon from there thanks to a tree), so you'll have to kind of tune them out.
Clip 1
Clip 2
Clip 3
Clip 4
The music is kind of growing on me. Some of the songs aren't that bad at all.
Oh, and to answer the question before anyone asks (
), here's the track list of the old music:
(from http://pages.prodigy.net/stevesoares/)
01. “They Were Dancing Barefoot” by Yehuda Poliker (from the CD “For Your Blue Eyes”, NMC Music 20835-2, 1992)
02. “Superwasp/Along The Coast Of Norway/Neckbuster” by Seelyhoo (from the CD “The First Caul”, Greentrax CDTRAX 102, 1996)
03. “Native Funk” by Burning Sky (from the CD “Blood of the Land”, Canyon Records CR-7026, 1995)
04. “Flute Battle” by Cusco (from the CD “Apurimac”, Higher Octave, 1988)
05. “The Concertina Set” by Bùrach (from the CD “The Weird Set”, Greentrax CDTRAX 093, 1995)
06. “Imeland” by Groupa (from the CD “Imeland”, Amigo Music AMCD 730, 1995, reissued on the US compilation “Fifteen Years”, Northside Records, 1998)
07. “Montezuma” by Cusco (from the CD “Apurimac, Vol. 2: Return To Ancient America”, Higher Octave, 1994)
08. “30-års Jiggen (Thirty-Year Jig)” by Väsen (from the CD “Whirled”, Northside Records NSD-6006, 1997 - U.S. release of the original Swedish CD “Världens Väsen”, Xource XOUCD 118, 1997)
09. “Inca Dance” by Cusco (from the CD “Apurimac”, Higher Octave, 1988)
10. “Appalachian Morning” by John Williams & The Boston Pops (from the CD “The Green Album”, Sony Classical SK 48224, 1992)
notes:
selections 6 & 8 are both available on the various artists compilation CD, “Nordic Roots: Northside Sampler” (Northside Records, 1998)
selections 4, 7 & 9 are available on a variety of CDs by Cusco and various artists packages
selection 3 is also available on the various artists compilation CD "The Rough Guide: Native American Music" (World Music Network, 1998)
selection 2 is also available on the various artists CD sampler, “Folk ‘n’ Hell: Fiery New Music From Scotland” (Blue Note Records, 1997)
Clip 1
Clip 2
Clip 3
Clip 4
The music is kind of growing on me. Some of the songs aren't that bad at all.
Oh, and to answer the question before anyone asks (
), here's the track list of the old music:(from http://pages.prodigy.net/stevesoares/)
01. “They Were Dancing Barefoot” by Yehuda Poliker (from the CD “For Your Blue Eyes”, NMC Music 20835-2, 1992)
02. “Superwasp/Along The Coast Of Norway/Neckbuster” by Seelyhoo (from the CD “The First Caul”, Greentrax CDTRAX 102, 1996)
03. “Native Funk” by Burning Sky (from the CD “Blood of the Land”, Canyon Records CR-7026, 1995)
04. “Flute Battle” by Cusco (from the CD “Apurimac”, Higher Octave, 1988)
05. “The Concertina Set” by Bùrach (from the CD “The Weird Set”, Greentrax CDTRAX 093, 1995)
06. “Imeland” by Groupa (from the CD “Imeland”, Amigo Music AMCD 730, 1995, reissued on the US compilation “Fifteen Years”, Northside Records, 1998)
07. “Montezuma” by Cusco (from the CD “Apurimac, Vol. 2: Return To Ancient America”, Higher Octave, 1994)
08. “30-års Jiggen (Thirty-Year Jig)” by Väsen (from the CD “Whirled”, Northside Records NSD-6006, 1997 - U.S. release of the original Swedish CD “Världens Väsen”, Xource XOUCD 118, 1997)
09. “Inca Dance” by Cusco (from the CD “Apurimac”, Higher Octave, 1988)
10. “Appalachian Morning” by John Williams & The Boston Pops (from the CD “The Green Album”, Sony Classical SK 48224, 1992)
notes:
selections 6 & 8 are both available on the various artists compilation CD, “Nordic Roots: Northside Sampler” (Northside Records, 1998)
selections 4, 7 & 9 are available on a variety of CDs by Cusco and various artists packages
selection 3 is also available on the various artists compilation CD "The Rough Guide: Native American Music" (World Music Network, 1998)
selection 2 is also available on the various artists CD sampler, “Folk ‘n’ Hell: Fiery New Music From Scotland” (Blue Note Records, 1997)
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