Customer Reviews

Season of Souls

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I don't know what the other reviewer was talking about! This album is truly amazing... the mix of rhythm and native song is awesome. Not too much repetition in the beat and a nice soothing tone throughout. This hypnotic and meditative album will put you in "another world" so to speak.

Trying to follow Tulku's first album is like where do we go from nirvana. Its always amazing when a group puts out one and only one absolutely perfect album. Stranger still when they can follow up with another. "Season" is well worth a listen, I mean, its still a way to get a sense of spiritual wholeness, that may percolate into the rest of your life. But "Transcendence" is like sitting in the fullness of love you've been missng all these years.

i do not know what the other reviewer was talking about either, i want to tell him that not every piece of music you hear has to be dancable, you think very immaturely, this album is an excellent album meant for meditation and getting familiar with a few cultural sounds and mamek khadem sing beautifully like the voice of an angel sent from god and ramin torkian plays guitar like no other guitar player can with a unique gorgious style. i want to tell the other reviewer if you want dance music , go buy janet jackson or 2pac albums , not serious stuff like this.

I freely admit this is harsh... Numerous others mix ambient/electronica with international flavors better than on this album. Most of these just seem light, uninspired droners with some cultural person moaning over them (this keeps it from being ambient or really danceable). Don't I seem the simpleton?