Track Listings (6) - Disc #1| All Artists: Al Gromer Khan Title: Mahogany Nights Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Hearts of Space Original Release Date: 8/20/1990 Re-Release Date: 7/1/1991 Genres: Dance & Electronic, Alternative Rock, International Music, New Age, Pop Styles: Ambient, Electronica Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPCs: 025041102025, 025041102049 |
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CD ReviewsUnique and settling Vicki Richards | Miami FL USA | 03/02/2006 (5 out of 5 stars) "I'm a professional musician skilled in the Classical Music of Europe and India. For years the first track has mesmerized me. The artist has an impeccable sense of sound placement in this aural landscape. The colors of Raga interspersed with other elements make this a superb recording for those with sensitivity for beauty and spaciousness. It is true that music and vibration go right through us. Rather than high intensity, jarring or blasting volumes this CD vibrates gently and lovingly through the bones and psyche. If only I could remember who gave it to me I would thank him profusely. Enjoy!" A night journey through a magical land..... Veggiechiliqueen | 12/15/2000 (5 out of 5 stars) "Al Gromer Khan's music is a hauntingly beautiful mix of sitar, vocals, and synthesizer that brings to mind night journeys through desert and forest. There is a blend of tension, mystery, sensuality, and beauty that I have never seen matched in spacemusic. The album reminds me a little of German spacemusic composer Nik Tyndall ("Lagoon" on the Hearts of Space label) whose fluid, lighter-than-air melodies evoke the same feelings of peace and wonder that I found here. An excellent album for relaxation or reading.I have to agree that track two is a red herring and does not fit in with the other songs at all. Its tempo, rhythm, and instrumentation are totally different and it breaks the mood of the rest of the album. I don't know if I'd necessarily skip over it, but program it at the end or the beginning instead to keep some form of continuity in the music. Enjoy!" Boring Michelle Tobias | MD | 08/28/2002 (1 out of 5 stars) "Listen to any album by al gromer, there is always one track that he playes his sitar that is usually verey beutiful, but move on to second track and the third and forth and.... it alwayes seemes like he turned the synthesizer on and left the room.depressing boring music.I wish he would forget the synthesizer symphonic sound and play what he playes best. sitar"
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