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| 1. Within The Lost World- Jon Anderson |
| 2. I've Not Forgotten You- Toni Childs |
| 3. Du He Kah (The Healer)- Patti Scialfa and Jonathan Elias |
| 4. Invisible Man- John Waite |
| 5. Talk With Grandfather- Ernie Longwalker, Dakota |
| 6. Follow In My Footsteps- Simon Le Bon |
| 7. The Journey- Jonathan Elias |
| 8. The Chant Movement- Jonathan Elias |
| 9. Born In The Dreamtime- Jonathan Elias |
| 10. Far Far Cry |
| 11. Father And Son- Charlie Sheen and Martin Sheen |
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
What a journey!,
By Korg Fuu "yobob90125" (Detroit, MI, USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Requiem for the Americas (Audio CD)
I've been a fan of Yes for many years, so when I found this CD and it said that Jon Anderson was on it, I adopted it immediately, figuring that it was worth the few bucks just for his contributions. Well, lo and behold - the entire CD is fantastic! Every song is well crafted and the guests were perfect for each one. The piece that's attributed to Jim Morrison is actually recordings of his poetry put to music, which is great. The native american artists are wonderful also. If you can't find anything on this CD to be happy about, then there's definately something wrong with your ears! The two songs that Jon Anderson sings remind me of his days with ABWH. I also found the bit that Martin and Charlie Sheen speak to be beautiful. I finally found a great buy in the cut-out bin!
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Musical art,
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This review is from: Requiem for the Americas (Audio CD)
A word of caution; this disc is a love-it-or-hate-it proposition. Having said that, I loved it. It is difficult to describe. You won't find any "singles" on this program, but you may well find the music staying with you. It creates an ambiance, or mood, but it's not mood music. It's not a 'concept' album, at least I couldn't find any message. It has Native American blood running through it, but it's not a 'message' disc, either. The music takes you somewhere. You almost have to listen to it, and listen to all of it, to know whether it's for you. The pieces are different from each other, but again, there is that mood, that blood, that common thread that you feel throughout. The sum of it is much greater than the individual parts. Perhaps the best recommendation I can give you is to look at the list of performers who wanted to be involved in this, and trust their judgment.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
the best album i hear,
By francisco f miño "francis" (ing la florida, tucuman Argentina) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Requiem for the Americas: Songs from the Lost World [Vinyl] (Vinyl)
i hear this album in 1995 in one store in bs as but the album no stay for sale , im wait 15 year for this album im recibe yesterday the cd edition and the vinyl edition
my review is 10 points the sound in cd is god , but the vinyl is better if you listen in one mk2 from tecnichs . is a great music one master piece all song is great im no have word for this edition only is the number one for me from argentina fabian
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