(11-02-2020, 09:37)CRAZY-HORSE Wrote: okay, so i know the vocals on this track are a bit repetitive but Ruby and Jerome might appreciate it.
MH go there for sure, but a couple of minutes is probably more than enough for you mate.

(14-02-2020, 04:53)Dissily Mordentroge Wrote:

(08-02-2020, 13:10)Ruby Wrote: two tracks,
both Sanskrit chants, one lasts 40 plus minutes, the other almost 30 minutes.
and he and his band have added instrumentation to it to compliment it.
was listening whilst i was doing some tidying up in my Music Library.
pleasant background music.
has a soothing, calming effect on ones being (not that I need calming and soothing, im a mellow soul)

okay, so i know the vocals on this track are a bit repetitive but Ruby and Jerome might appreciate it.
MH go there for sure, but a couple of minutes is probably more than enough for you mate.

Most of these chants are intended to accompany meditation, not to be listened to on their own account. The main focus for instance in tantric yoga meditation is on the rythm of breathing in time to the chant. So, as stand alone music without that discipline they’re more likely to send you to sleep than nirvana.

(16-01-2020, 09:16)CRAZY-HORSE Wrote:

CHARLOTTE CHURCH  "voice of an angel"  cd,  1998

12years of age for this one.
debut album.
from wales, never heard a bad vocalist from there.
Soprano, vocal quality/control is years ahead of such a tender age.
mainly hymns/spiritual songs on here.
nice album

favourite track is this age old classic: