Title: | Welcome to the CD Notes Conference |
Notice: | Welcome to COOKIE |
Moderator: | COOKIE::ROLLOW |
Created: | Mon Feb 17 1986 |
Last Modified: | Fri Mar 03 1989 |
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(I did a DIR/TITLE and didn't see anything...) I've been hearing a lot about Kitaro, and I finally got a chance to hear some music from his "Oasis" album. I'm interested in buying a CD or two, but would like suggestions as to which ones I should look at first. My taste in "new age" music tend to lean more towards the Fresh Aire "bouncy" type, but I liked Andreas Vollenweider's "Down to the Moon" also. I don't want strictly "air pudding" stuff. Steve
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713.1 | I've heard a couple | NCADC1::PEREZ | Batches, we don't need no stinkin' batches | Thu Apr 09 1987 22:47 | 8 |
HMMMMMMMM. I've heard two of the Kitaro albums, "Millennia" and "Silver Cloud". Of them I preferred "Silver Cloud". In any case, both sounded similar to Andreas Vollenweider and/or Mannheim Steamroller. I rather like them. Of course, my "air pudding" quotient is fairly high!!! At least I think it is? D | |||||
713.2 | Pretty Familiar With Kitaro | EXODUS::LEVY | Jon Levy | Fri Apr 10 1987 18:43 | 16 |
I've listened to most of his CD's, and my 1st choice is Silk Road I. It always has an immediate effect on my spirits, and it was extremely popular among customers at the record store I used to work at. I have Oasis too, but Silk Road I definitely rates above it; Silk Road II, on the other hand, I didn't care for very much. There's another one I have that's a Japanese import, on Canyon Records, but no English title. It has some Japanese women swirling around on the cover; I like that one too. As for "air pudding" vs. "bouncy": Kitaro is definitely not as percussive as Mannheim Steamroller. I would describe Kitaro as more melodic, but not repetitive as Philip Glass can sometimes be. Jon | |||||
713.3 | We were raised on air pudding! | SKYLRK::WALSH | Fri Jul 31 1987 15:24 | 5 | |
I obtained KITARO's latest: TENKU thru the Compact Disc Club and like it. It is fully digitally recorded. Please note the use of the Kurtzweil synthesizer. |