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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
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Oracle is his third best album, very well balanced.,
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This review is from: Oracle (Audio CD)
Michael returns to the steel strings guitars to express his music again, before a fatal car accident in northern california. As always, the result is very deep and intense. This album could be related to Aerial Boundaries because of the textures used. It is not as dense as Taproot but shows the work of a fully grown composer as well. His death in december of 97 leaves us all without one of the most complete composers of the last two decades.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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No wonder this won a grammy!,
By Andy Williamson (Chicago, IL) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Oracle (Audio CD)
This was the first Hedges cd I heard and I went on to get most of the others afterwards. The first three tracks are simply gorgeous as is "Gospel" and "Sofa No. 1" a nice addition for the Zappa fans...But by far the stand out track is "Baal T'shuvah", an absolutely warm, well-rounded, fingerstyle song that is beyond description. Essential.
4 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
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Beyond mere music,
By Diogenes DogSnack (Redwood City, CA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Oracle (Audio CD)
Who was Michael Hedges? One of the greatest acoustic guitar players ever, for sure, and a brilliant composer, but much more than that. His total mastery of technique enabled him to transcend the boundaries of his instrument and to speak with a direct connection to his soul. Not a striving to reach such a state, but the outpouring of a true master, of one who has attained it. I hear his music and no longer wonder about the reason for existence. Not to say that all of his music attains this lofty level, but a great deal does. Oracle might not be his best work, (although it is my personal favorite) but it's definitely in the top three.
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