- Audio CD (20 April 1999)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Label: Lovely
- ASIN: B00000IOAM
- Other Editions: Audio CD | MP3 Download
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 346,936 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
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2 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Not her best
3 Jan 2010
Format:Audio CD
i am a big admirer and enjoyer of "jetsun mila" and "trilogie de la mort" which both deal with similar concepts, however they do so without the spoken word
the lama on this album sound OK but robert ashley sounds terrible. note: i have no idea who he is and don't really care - he sounds like he has a cold and his voice ruins the recording. picture it - somber, eerie electronic sounds pulsating in the background, and someone with a cold and goofy accent poorly translating the melodic singsong style narrations of a tibetan monk
it comes off as a bit of a joke ... she should have had someone with a more serious voice recite
better yet ... get rid of the voices all together and let's hear the pure electronics like her other albums which are wonderfully dark and meditative, like the vibration of a monk's dark retreat room
the lama on this album sound OK but robert ashley sounds terrible. note: i have no idea who he is and don't really care - he sounds like he has a cold and his voice ruins the recording. picture it - somber, eerie electronic sounds pulsating in the background, and someone with a cold and goofy accent poorly translating the melodic singsong style narrations of a tibetan monk
it comes off as a bit of a joke ... she should have had someone with a more serious voice recite
better yet ... get rid of the voices all together and let's hear the pure electronics like her other albums which are wonderfully dark and meditative, like the vibration of a monk's dark retreat room
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