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Cosmic Library - Michael Parkes
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Cosmic Library - Michael Parkes
Unveiling the Akashic Records: A Comprehensive Guide to Spiritual Knowledge and Soul History
The Akashic Records, often referred to as a spiritual database or a cosmic library, are believed to contain the knowledge and experiences of every soul throughout history. Originating from Sanskrit, the term “Akasha” means ether or sky, emphasizing the ethereal and omnipresent nature of these records. Origins and Concept The concept of the Akashic Records is rooted in various spiritual…
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"Improvisation #2" from The Orchestrion Project.
Jazz-heads seem pretty divided over Pat Metheny's wooing of the massive Orchestrion. Some see it as defeating the improvisational, human element that makes the genre so unpredictable; others find that point moot so long as the music's great. I fall into the latter category.
It's All Around You: It has the reputation of pulling in the most lukewarm reviews of any Tortoise LP yet is quickly becoming my favourite of the bunch. Sounds particularly beautiful after an evening's walk, rain still in my hair.
Christmas music meant nothing to me until I didn't have it anymore. The Carpenters, James Taylor, Hall & Oats and all of my parents' holiday favourites were a few hours' drive away when I started my own collection. Alongside Sufjan Stevens' Songs For Christmas, I began adding other great holiday records: The McGarrigle Christmas Hour, John Zorn's A Dreamers Christmas, Jethro Tull's Christmas Album (it's rather strange) and, of course, Vince Guaraldi's A Charlie Brown Christmas.
Mister Stevens released another five volumes of yuletide torch-songs, entitled Silver & Gold, last month and Gloria (volume six) is perhaps the best of them all. It helps that the Dessner brothers from the National were involved in the writing and recording. Anyway, it's a worthy addition to a small collection I dig out once a year.