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Celestial - Spirit House [1998][Eastern folk melodies][funk groove]<br />
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Product Details<br />
List Price: $14.99 <br />
Audio CD (October 1, 1999) <br />
Original Release Date: August 31, 2004 <br />
Number of Discs: 1 <br />
Label: Drum <br />
ASIN: B000CAL0A2 <br />
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01. Vietnam 01:27 <br />
02. Cang ding 04:50 <br />
03. Carrickfergus 04:30 <br />
04. I feel strange 05:43 <br />
05. The last gong before sailing 04:15 <br />
06. Life's greatest tragedy 02:30 <br />
07. Bio-gravity 05:23 <br />
08. When will my love return 04:47 <br />
09. Nepal 03:24 <br />
10. An bradan feasa 04:00 <br />
11. Trans-Mongolian express 04:30 <br />
12. I can feel it 02:51 <br />
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13. Cang DIng (Telepathic Remix) (missing)<br />
14. Trans-Mongolian Express (Black Dragon Remix) (missing)<br />
15. Plum Crazy (Black Dragon Remix) (missing)<br />
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About the Artist<br />
"Spirit House" draws on many diverse influences - Chinese, Vietnamese and Nepalese folk melodies, the sounds of Asian Orchestras and the rhythms of metropolitan dance floors. Drawing on the talents of musicians such as Hsin Hsiao Hung, Hong Kong's #1 Erhu (Chinese violin) player, Nepalese classical trio Sur Sudha, and world renowned jazz guitarist Eugene Pao, to name but a few, the music is a collage of many different styles: a sampled `70's funk groove loops beneath a timeless Erhu folk melody underscored by modern digital synth architecture; a 1930's Shanghai song segues into a Kathmandu Raga; sampled voice bytes from news broadcasts compete with dialogue from 1940's movies and a floating jazz guitar, an Irish folk melody is played on a traditional Chinese Zheng, with `80's analog synths and dub echo effects bubbling underneath; sound effects of trains, helicopters, bicycles, people on the move, fade in and out of the ever present hypnotic, trance like rhythms... <br />
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Product Description<br />
The first album from Celestial, Hong Kong's ambient dub masters: - it's empyreal and exotic, East meets West, dreamy Asian electronica... On "Spirit House" the music reflected an East-West consciousness; an ethereal, trance-like soundtrack to a hip urban Zen Garden. First released in 1996, the album also reflects the pre-1997 cosmopolitan turmoil that was Hong Kong, and has now been re-released with a new sleeve design. <br />
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celestial is the way, February 8, 2007<br />
Reviewer: Robert J. Zola "ZM" (Ft.lauderdale)<br />
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This CD is my all time favorite new age. -it / celestial , was on the cutting edge of new age with this their contribution. <br />
my original was lost in the Andes mountains of Equador where Im sure it has duplicated many times, and playing in <br />
a place where the vistas seem aprapos to the outstanding melodies of Celestial, and duely being appreciated by the highly spiritual Indians of this magic part of our planet. -This CD can take you to fabulous <br />
places, -where ever you may be. <br />
ZM<br />
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AMAZING JOURNEY, June 23, 2006<br />
Reviewer: Peter Stormare <br />
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Peter Millward is a genius connecting East & West, Flesh & Soul, Universe & Heart. <br />
When I first heard this album I couldn't stop listening. Peter's three CD's are always with me when I'm traveling all over the world in my job. <br />
It's the start of my day and the soothing breeze before I close my eyes at night. <br />
Please, take your time to explore the mind of a very unique mind of music and understanding of how the world and humans are connected. <br />
Peter Stormare <br />
Actor/Director/Musician<br />
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What A Trip!, June 12, 2006<br />
Reviewer: Max Chipchase <br />
I was first introduced to Celestial but a friend,... And I've been grateful to him ever since! <br />
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Anyone who is a fan of downtempo and ambient electronica is bound to enjoy this. It's a superb fusion of East and West, mixing in traditional Eastern instruments with dubbed out beats and in the process creating a delightful soundscape to any chilled evening. <br />
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Highly recommended!<br />
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No-confusion fusion, June 11, 2006<br />
Reviewer: Brian Hu (Hong Kong) <br />
I bought this CD when it was first released in Hong Kong. I wasn't a big fan of Asian tunes but this CD made me change my mind about fusion music. Celestrial draw their inspirations from a wide variety of East West styles as well as instruments, and they have done an excellent job in putting them together. <br />
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Some of the tracks are hip, mixing electronica with traditional Chinese musical instruments, while others take you to a far away journey. This is a cool CD to own and I've played it many times espeically with my friends during evenings of get togethers.<br />
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For a most sensual aural experience, July 10, 2002<br />
Reviewer: Charles Pinady "Gwodny" (Los Angeles, CA) <br />
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This CD knocked my socks off. I just couldn't believe how good it was. Every single track had something special to offer. Not deep, not soulful just sensual.<br />
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Best lovemaking music!, April 14, 2000<br />
Reviewer: A music fan<br />
This is sooo erotic. Make love with this one in the player a few times and every time you hear the first few notes, you'll be in the mood!<br />
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One of the best I've heard in a long time., February 12, 1999<br />
Reviewer: A music fan<br />
This is one CD that I listen to often and am looking for more by this(these) artist(s). I enjoy the emotive quality of the Indo-Chinese elements of sitar, Vietnamese instruments and voice, particularly in the first cut VIETNAM.<br />
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