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5.0 out of 5 stars
brilliantly spacious
watchful is simply one of the best cds i own. robert rich displays his amazing ability to blend electronics, often sparse guitar, and natural sounds to create something worth well beyond the sum of its parts. even with all the electronics featured on this disc, rich still seems to create an overall feeling of nature-based, raw, introspective sounds. amazing.
Published on September 21, 2000
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mood music
this is a pretty good cd of lumbering melodies and droney atmosphere. my favorite song is the second track "skin" which has a sort of mellow new age king crimson feel to it. it's not proggy or anything...it's just smooth and flowing and intricate in it's own simple, subtle way. i don't play this cd much but when i do i tend to like it okay. but sometimes the vocals tend...
Published on August 13, 2004 by J. Holmes
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5.0 out of 5 stars
brilliantly spacious, September 21, 2000
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This review is from: Watchful (Audio CD)
watchful is simply one of the best cds i own. robert rich displays his amazing ability to blend electronics, often sparse guitar, and natural sounds to create something worth well beyond the sum of its parts. even with all the electronics featured on this disc, rich still seems to create an overall feeling of nature-based, raw, introspective sounds. amazing.
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3.0 out of 5 stars
mood music, August 13, 2004
This review is from: Watchful (Audio CD)
this is a pretty good cd of lumbering melodies and droney atmosphere. my favorite song is the second track "skin" which has a sort of mellow new age king crimson feel to it. it's not proggy or anything...it's just smooth and flowing and intricate in it's own simple, subtle way. i don't play this cd much but when i do i tend to like it okay. but sometimes the vocals tend to get in the way. i think this would suit my moods much better if it was strictly an instrumental album. the vocals are not bad....but they tend to try to render the music in more of a song-y sort of way. overall, this album sounds like the songwriters used Talk Talk's "Laughing Stock" as a blueprint.
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