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The Illusionary Movements of Geraldine and Nazu

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This is one of very few albums from any artist that I can listen to from beginning to end without skipping a track. And then I'd play it back again.

I'm not sure how to classify the type of music on this CD, but its different and I like it, especially tracks 1 and 2. 2 is an odd track when you listen to it at first because it is 2 or 3 types of music melded into one song, with abrupt changes between the types but it ends up being a fantastic combination.

It's great music for long relaxing drives, and it'd be even better if there had been more tracks on the album. But really, you can just loop it and enjoy for hours.

Probably one of my favorite albums. The scores are original, emotive, expansive, imaginative, and a joy to listen to. I hope that J. Ralph has many, many more albums to come.

What a great album. The best songs are "Untitled 17", "Where the Day Takes You", and "Paradise del'Anima Persa". If I were Terrance Mallick I would use this album to score my next film. The music is cinematic and majestic. I would highly recommend this album. Let's keep this great secret to ourselves.

Bought Spy on a whim and this one to follow hoping it would live up to his first one. The CD never left the player for a whole month. I still continue to throw this one into the mix at my dinner parties and days of relaxing. J Ralph is an amazing talent.

Something about this CD sends shivers up my spine. I originally started my search when I wondered who did the song on the Volkswagen Wedding Commercial years ago... (im so old). Just kidding. Well J. Ralph does it and the song is on here. But thats not the only good track... They've got a few more really really good tracks. It's kinda worldly if I had to give it a genre. It feels good to listen to when im cooking a big meal. Matter of a fact... im hungry right now!