The Light Of The Spirit

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Total Tracks: 8   Total Length: 48:47

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Lucid-Dream

Wow....I have been searching for this album for Years....I could not remember the artist or title! I used to program (computers) back in the late 80's and somebody had left this in a CD player I had bought at a yard sale (really!) I played this hour upon hour - truly a GREAT album. My music collection thanks emusic yet again.....

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Light of the Spirit

Phire

This is by far Kitaro's very best. The title song "Light of the Spirit" Will always remain one of my most treasured finds. I have enjoyed this album for many years and will never tire of listening to it. This is an album that belongs in everyone's collection that enjoys listening to New Age.

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The Light of the Spirit is one of Kitaro’s best CDs. Perhaps it is because Mickey Hart co-produced, or perhaps Kitaro asked Hart to co-produce because it is so good. It doesn’t really matter if either of those is the reason; this is just an awesome CD. Kitaro’s specialty has always been the symphonic synth and this is no exception. He augments that synth with several guest musicians on a variety of ambient instruments. This is truly ambient music, albeit on the new age side of that style. The vocal accompaniment by Lynn Ray and Jeannie Tracy counts as instrumental as well. The sound design treats the wordless vocals as an extra sound to incorporate. David Jenkins contributes a smoking electric guitar that gives this rock & roll textures as well. This disc stands proudly with work by Constance Demby, Vangelis, Suzanne Ciani, and Dean Evenson as some of the best adult contemporary instrumental new age music. – Jim Brenholts

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