Customer Reviews

Gaia Circles

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This album is awesome! It is pagan/Wiccan inspirational music that brings both the usual folk sounds and concepts together with modern sounds and lyrics that apply to the real us and the things we face and go through today. Simply great. :)

This is a fabulous album by extremely talented musicians - I can't say enough good things about Christopher Bingham. This CD was my introduction to Gaia Consort, and while I have all the rest of them, as well, it's the one I play the most. Christopher and the gang show wonderful versatility and skill, and boy, can you EVER tell they have fun when they play. There are a lot of non-Christian, alternative-religion bands out there, but none like Gaia Consort in my opinion. I highly recommend this CD to you!

My wife and I love rock and folk and new age music; Gaia Consort brings all three music styles together in Gaia Circles. It is vibrant and illuminating and just plain good. If you follow any form of Earth centered religion or spiritual path, this is the CD for you. We listen to it during the day and even fall asleep to it at night. We've been known to set it on repeat and let it play for hours. We just can't get enough of Gaia Circles. Let your body rock to the music; let your mind soar with the words; let your soul shine with the message that is all part of Gaia Circles.

It's really unfortunate that so few people on the East Coast know about Gaia Consort. Chris Bingham and crew are truly wonderful, talented artists who live and sing what they 'believe'.

The songs have their roots in earth-based spirituality, but you don't have to be a pagan to appreciate the music *or* the message.

'Just Because' and 'The Rede' are wonderful affirmations for free-spirited types; 'The Old Ones' is wistful but oddly cathartic'; 'Move to the Country' echoes all of my utopian dreams... I *love* this music!

This is a terrific album. It makes me think,
it makes me dance, it makes me smile.

Move To The Country is a nice utopian vison;
Crossroads Devil is a wake-up call; An It
Harm None is an affirmation.

Do not waste your time. Bad folk music of the whiney sort. I am talking endless prattle.