Tibetan Plateau / Sounds Of The Mothership

Rate It! Avg: 4.0 (18 ratings)
Tibetan Plateau / Sounds Of The Mothership album cover
Album Information

Total Tracks: 8   Total Length: 74:28

Write a Review 2 Member Reviews

Please register before you review a release. Register

user avatar

Which tracks are missing?

NonesuchExplorers

It is my understanding that this recording, while excellent, omits several tracks from the original "Sounds of the Mothership". It might be a good idea for someone who has the old recording to post the tracklist for collectors and space fans.

user avatar

Analog Dreams!

cjmcquade

Imagine being transported out of your mind by warm analog sounds from synthesizers that no longer exist. This album pretty much sets the standard for real "Space Music" from a New Zealand composer that understands harmonic relationships. This album was out of print for a long time and was re-released because I think enough people understood the value and heritage of this album. A true classic -- safe journey space fans wherever you are....

Recommended Albums

They Say All Music Guide

David Parsons doesn’t make good CDs — they are all excellent. Tibetan Plateau/Sounds of the Mothership is a single CD that combines his first two albums into one. This is a classic e-music package. Parsons gets his inspiration from the tenets of Tibetan Buddhism. He infuses his music with soul and spirit to enforce the doctrines, such as “Meditation is the clarifier of a beclouded mind.” Parsons embraces those “isms” and passes them to his listeners. He weaves traditional Indian and Tibetan instruments into his electronic atmospheres. Synth washes and gentle melodies complete the soundscapes. At Parsons’ level there are very few peers. Some of them are Steve Roach, Robert Rich, Constance Demby, and Michael Stearns. – Jim Brenholts

more »