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Recording information: 2005.
The Fold: Daniel Castady (vocals, guitar); Keith Mochel (vocals, bass guitar); Aaron Green (guitar); Mark Rhoades (drums).
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Purchase This Too Shall Pass CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Dazz Band 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection CD (2001)
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Someone is out to steal "Toon Town" from cartoon characters -- and to get their hands on the valuable property, they have framed its biggest cartoon star for murder. Detective Eddie Valiant comes out of self-enforced "retirement" to solve the case and save the toons in this technically magnificent film. Academy Award Nominations: 4. Academy Awards: Best Visual Effects, Best Sound Effects Editing.
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| | Krishna Das Breath Of The Heart CD (2001)
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Krishna Das's journey into the philosophy of India began in the winter of 1969, when he drove all night through a New England snowstorm to meet the legendary Ram Dass. The meeting turned out to be brief and anticlimactic, but on his drive home the young seeker discovered himself constantly repeating the chant Ram Dass had given him. There was no turning back.
In a sense, BREATH OF THE HEART is like that initial encounter. Unlike Krishna Das's tantalizing earlier work PILGRIM HEART, BREATH works slowly on the senses but ultimately helps declare an indigenous, uniquely American form of Hindu worship. Producer Rick Rubin has narrowed Das's palette while bringing forth his well-worn growl amid the chorus of his Kosmic Kirtan Posse. On "Kainchi Hare Krishna" and the doleful "Ma Durga," the nervous energy of the young convert is replaced with a brooding self-assurance, and the comfort of a long-term relationship. After years of searching, Krishna Das sounds at last as if he has nothing to prove.
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THE OWENS' PROJECT Imagine yourself floating in crystal clear waters with the sun warming your whole body. You feel good. You are present, yet you find yourself transported to another place and time. You are about to experience the world of electro soul duo The Owens' Project.The Owens' music helps us to see ourselves as we really are--human beings with real desires, strengths and frailties. The Owens' invite us to feel these complex emotions with their intricate, yet powerful arrangements and sensitive lyrics. Never expect a repetitive groove with occasional sampled vocal lines-The Owens'write stories of love, lust, insecurity, and hope, allowing the listener to truly experience a complete song through soulful vocals and electronic compositions. The Owens' musical approach has been compared to Zero 7, Massive Attack, and The Brand New Heavies (minus the horns). Yet they bring a different kind of expertise to add an even greater pleasure to the electronic music palate-the craft of songwriting and real-world experience in areas not usually seen with other electronica acts. Instead of getting a start remixing others' music, The Owens' have fine-tuned their musical skills with song placements in major works such as the double-platinum selling ...
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