Tribute to Philip Glass and much more...

zikweb · Joined: Feb 05, 2006 Posts: 10 Location: France

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track list:
Eternal Life, tribute to Philip Glass. Entirely recorded with a Kurzweil K2500RS sampler, the orchestral sounds are deep and realistic.
Hydrogen, with its repetitive piano gimmick represents the basic life, somehow worrying.
Morning Life is a typical Sunday morning track. Cool and relaxing.This track contains Gurdonark's samples.
Transcent, pure meditation, oriental flutes, deep mood, Arabic melody.
Unwanted reflects the emptiness of space, loneliness and suggested pain.
Les Plaines is contemporary track, also composed on K2500RS Sampler, first published on forcemajeure.com and now as a gift with this Bright Lights album.

jbenzola · Joined: Dec 11, 2003 Posts: 77 Location: NY

Hello:

Nice site. I listened to Eternal Life and Hydrogen. I did not like Eternal life at all. To me, it did not catch the spirt of Phil Glass at all. It sounded like incidental film music. On the other hand...I really liked Hydrogen. Very minimal with a great microtonal repititive piano line and minimal bell like percussion. Great tone and feeling to this piece. To my ears, this is a better tribute to minimalism in general than Eternal Life.

-JB-