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Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1
UPC: 765508000821
EAN: 0765508000821
ASIN: B00005UDJD
Release Date: 2001-11-26
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Category: Music Average customer rating:
Media: Audio CD Number Of Discs: 1 UPC: 765508000821 EAN: 0765508000821 ASIN: B00005UDJD Release Date: 2001-11-26 |
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I would definetly recommend it!.......2005-08-30
My First Geodesium CD.......2003-12-28
A must-get CD of space music!.......2002-01-06
You want to know how Geodesium's music is like? Give "Stellar Collections" a listen. Unlike John Serrie, Mark C. Peterson (the Geodesium guy) is more on the upbeat side (not that there's anything wrong with Serrie's relaxing music). Nice background music for watching the heavens. The best way to listen to this album is through a stereo system with a dynamic range. For instance, you would feel the low sounds on "The Distant Worlds Collection" (i.e., about 3 minutes into track 5). That same track also has something you may be familiar with... if you know "Sudden Revelations" from Tangerine Dreams "Canyon Dreams." The whole CD itself is like a journey through the cosmos.
Whoever would listen to this CD take note of this: there's a hidden song starting on Track 7, index 25:36. I was told that it's called "Saturnesque."
If you like it, then you might as well get "West of the Galaxy" and "Fourth Universe." That's a couple of more CDs of Planetarium music. There are slightly different versions of "On Orbit" and "Rhapsody On A Red Planet" from "Fourth Universe." You may find it worth while to get "Anasazi" as well (listen to the samples of this one before you decide). That has "Chetro Ketl," a familiar tune you may find on a couple of parts in "Stellar Collections," sotra like a variation on it, if you will.
If you dig analog synth music, then you may want to get the first two Geodesium albums. You can get them ONLY through Loch Ness Productions. They contain planetarium music from the '70s and early '80s featuring analog synthesizers like the EMS SYNTHI AKS. If you were to purchase them then note this: Like "Stellar Collections," there's a hidden track on "Double Eclipse," starting on Track 10, index 7:08. I was told that the hidden song is entitled "Super Star."
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La Historia Continua ~ Frankie Ruiz
Your Love Is a Life Saver ~ Gayle Adams
Te Pareces Al Amor ~ Grupo Raison