 | Music of the Spheres [Read More ...]
Description: Mike Oldfield has always been famed for his unconventional approach to music. Throughout his career he has consistently broken musical boundaries, and with Music of the Spheres he continues to do so. Taking influences from Holst and Rachmaninov as much as Steve Reich or William O... |
 | Pavarotti & Friends [Read More ...]
Pavarotti and friends:A wonderful eclectic compilation. A bold step for Luciano that works! Very easy listening. |
 | Pure Cinema Classics [Read More ...]
Review: A great collection:This is a really fabulous collections of songs. There is a great balance of old and new. This isn't a collection from one single genre and the diversity keeps the mix interesting. It's great to hear songs that wouldn't normally be noticed while a movie is pl... |
 | Tubular Bells [Read More ...]
Wonderful:This is an amazing album all around. The performances are sharp and neat, while the sound is full, clear, and resonant in all the right places. Highly recommended. |
 | The Millennium Bell [Read More ...]
1999 album from the veteran English new age/ progressive/ electronic multi-instrumentalist. 11 tracks, including 'Peace On Earth' and 'The Millennium Bell'. |
 | Voyager [Read More ...]
Description: Celtic themes have bubbled away in Oldfield's work as far back as Hergest Ridge in '74. On this all-instrumental effort, his guitar is bolstered by pipes, orchestra, and choir on a mixed bag of lackluster, repetitive material (the lone exception being a lovely "She Moves Through ... |
 | Scary Music [Read More ...]
Review: Nothing scary:So dissappointed in every single track. I was looking forward to 'better than TV' sound quality. Yes, that is about all you get. The arrangements are overblown and goofy, like a stereo cartoon soundtrack. If they had stayed with the orignal arrangements of all the t... |
 | Boxed [Read More ...]
Review: Words Fail....:Words cannot express the influence that Oldfield's first four albums had on me in the 70s. "Boxed" contains three of them, plus his "Collaborations" with David Bedford, which contains some of my favorite Oldfield performances (jawdroppers like "First Excursion"). ... |
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| Pavarotti & Friends [Read More ...]
Pavarotti and friends:A wonderful eclectic compilation. A bold step for Luciano that works! Very easy listening. |
 | Duo Sonare Plays Mike Oldfield [Read More ...]
Review: A Good Idea in Theory:I'll admit that I'm rather fond of both, cover versions and acoustic guitar music, so the idea of two highly skilled guitarists attempting an interpretation of one of my all time favourite albums on just two guitars had me both intrigued and almost salivatin... |
 | Scary Music [Read More ...]
Review: Nothing scary:So dissappointed in every single track. I was looking forward to 'better than TV' sound quality. Yes, that is about all you get. The arrangements are overblown and goofy, like a stereo cartoon soundtrack. If they had stayed with the orignal arrangements of all the t... |
 | Signature Series: Fright Night [Read More ...]
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