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 | Pure Moods, Vol. I [Read More ...]
Description: New Age music, ambient electronica, and spiritualized hip-hop received their first major, K-Tel-like treatment in 1996 when Virgin Records assembled Pure Moods. The "As Seen on TV" compilation quickly became a hot seller, and it would be nice to think that its popularity has as m... |
 | Pure Moods, Vol. III [Read More ...]
Description: What's most surprising about the Pure Moods series is not that it is so popular, but that the music on it actually represents some of the best New Age and modern instrumental music, rather than scraping the barrel. For every piece of Enya pop froth--like her "Only If," which open... |
 | Pure Moods, Vol. IV [Read More ...]
Description: More potpourri than unified high concept, the fourth installment in the Pure Moods series nevertheless provides an interesting collage of acts associated with techno, ambient, alt-pop, and New Age genres. For some listeners, that means the transition from the rhythmic mystical-et... |
 | Instrumental Moods [Read More ...]
Review: Editorial Review:"Unlike its predecessors, Pure Moods and Celtic Moods, Instrumental Moods doesn't follow any specific style. Instead, it strings together a number of instrumentals from different genres, from new age (Enigma), reggae (Afro Celt Sound System) and worldbeat (Cusco)... |
 | Celtic Moods: A Celtic Companion to Pure Moods [Read More ...]
Review: Probably going to be the only one to slam this...:I am absolutely amazed at the high reviews this CD got, when in my opinion it isn't good at all. I bought this at a thrift shop hoping for a good Celtic CD, well definitely not what I got. The first two or three tracks were great,... |
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Celtic Moods: A Celtic Companion to Pure Moods Instrumental Moods Pure Moods, Vol. IV Pure Moods, Vol. III Pure Moods, Vol. I 
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