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Linden Wood
6:44 min |
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Chac is a Mayan God of Rain. This track combines ostinato patterns, some South American rhythms and instrumentation with a couple of guitar solos. Not necesasarily in that order. |
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6:26 min |
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Lily as in the flower not the name. The flute solo with the echo I find quite evocative. Makes me think of mountain music. It has a very "English" string section, but then I'm English so that's allowed. |
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4:50 min |
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More of a dancey number, this makes extensive used of tempo patches on the Roland box. Euro-style pop rather than US in sound and so the name. |
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4:24 min |
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A very simple piece for English Horn and Cello with some backing by the synthesiser. It's a track for relaxing to. |
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9:27 min |
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This is the piece on the album that points towards Jazz. |
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10:02 min |
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This is just about the most strictly orchestral piece on all the albums. It is probably the only one that could be played by a real orchestra - no electronic parts, but played electronically. |
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5:52 min |
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Desert Reggae. It was fun getting the rolling motion of the camels though. If you can't hear what I mean, turn the bass right up. Another track that makes heavy use of Indian percussion. |
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17:08 min |
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This could be said to be a viola piece with orchestral and synthetic backing though that would not be quite right. |
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9:44 min |
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This one really just fell out over a weekend, but it's still one of my favorites. It turns out to be one of those tracks that I keep trying to improve only to keep reverting back to the original. |
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