Eldorado

1. Amazon Waltz

2. Nepalese Tango

3. Black Delilah

4. Chattahoochee Field Day

5. Illusionist

6. One-Eyed Jacks

7. Hear Our Prayer

8. Delicate

9. Eldorado

10. There's Always Tomorrow

Eldorado,Patrick O'Hearn,Private Music,Adult Alternative,New Age / Meditation,Progressive Electronic

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Average customer rating: One of my Top 5 all Time Favorites Amazing! Dreams. Nice To Lsten To Conquering the ^^^MOUNTAINS^^^ of my inner musical landscape ...

Eldorado Electric Light Orchestra Manufacturer: Sony ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Progressive Rock | Progressive | Rock | Styles | Music Album-Oriented Rock (AOR) | Classic Rock | Styles | Music General | Classic Rock | Styles | Music Sony | Computers Brands | Computers Features | Electronics | Desktops | Monitors | Networking | Notebooks Similar Items: A New World Record Face the Music Face the Music Time Discovery ASIN: B00005KHET Release Date: 2001-06-12

Tracks:

1. Eldorado Overture
2. Can't Get It Out Of My Head
3. Boy Blue
4. Laredo Tornado
5. Poor Boy (The Greenwood)
6. Mister Kingdom
7. Nobody's Child
8. Illusions In G Minor
9. Eldorado
10. Eldorado Finale
11. Eldorado Instrumental Medley
12. Dark City

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A concept album about the fantastic world of dreams, Eldorado may be the Electric Light Orchestra's most fully realized recording. Combining the grand, sweeping vision of founders Jeff Lynne and Roy Wood with the craftsmanship and outstanding production values that marked the megahit albums A New World Record and Out of the Blue, Eldorado is a near-perfect fusion of rock & roll with a full orchestra. While newcomers won't necessarily find much here in terms of standout tracks, true ELO fans will know that this merely demonstrates the quality of the album as a coherent whole. Digitally remastered, it sounds better than ever. --Robert Burrow

Customer Reviews:

One of my Top 5 all Time Favorites.......2007-06-28

I loved the MOVE and glided gracefully into ELO. This album in 1974 became "the" album of the seventies for me. I listened to it so often I own three vinyl copies. The first one I wore out, the second one I bought to take it's place and a third one I have is still sealed (Saw it on sale in the 80's at a cut rate price and bought it for a time when copy #2 got too noisey). If you ever liked even one ELO song you must own this CD. It is Jeff Lynn's ultimate work. His lyrics take this character from the real world back and forth to the dream world he would rather live in. I always thought that the character dies or commits suicide by the last song as he sings about not coming back to the real world. This is my interpetation not Jeff's.

Amazing!.......2007-05-16

This is a great one- possibly my favorite from ELO, even though I love "Face The Music", "Out Of The Blue" and "A New World Record". The title track is breathtaking and delightfully well-written - but then again, so are all the other tracks! Listen for The Beatles in "Mister Kingdom" - Jeff Lynne mentioned that this was his "Lennon track" - it sounds compellingly like "Across The Universe". The extra tracks are great and very revelatory. I wish "Dark City" were longer! A fantastic album from fantastic band, headed by a underrated and fantastic musician!

Dreams........2007-02-24

I grew up with ELO. Although 'Out of the Blue' may be their signature album, 'Eldorado' was their climax. If you just want to listen to fluff, pick something else. If you want to understand what this rock group was about, and 'feel' their music, pick this album. The music is filled with the magic of 'dreams.' Think, 'Phantom of the Opera' in ROCK!

Nice To Lsten To.......2007-01-27

This is such a nice album to listen to. It' sort of like a fantasy and Jeff Lynne wrote some wonderful music, but if you're expecting some "jump out of your seat" great-hook songs ( with the exception of "CAN'T GET IT OUT OF MY HEAD") that most people are used to hearing from ELO, you won't find it here. While this album is a good work of art by Lynne and the gang, just like it says on the title A SYMPHONY BY ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA, that pretty much sums it up and Lynne does a good job here. If you really like some orchestral music, in the realm of scores (which I do) then I highly recommend this, but if you the more cemented ELO sound, then I suggest FACE THE MUSIC as a good start.
Highlights: "ELDORADO OVERTURE","CAN'T GET IT OUT OF MY HEAD","POOR BOY GREENWOOD","ELDORADO" and "ELDORADO FINALE & INSTRUMENTAL MEDLEY"

Conquering the ^^^MOUNTAINS^^^ of my inner musical landscape ..........2006-11-23

Today from one of my favorite long-term look-outs ... HIGH ON A HILL, IN ELDORADO))))))))

Don't laugh, this is one of the most magic-filled, melodic & memorable albums of the 70's in my opinion ("I CAN'T get it out of my head", damn that song for being overly infectious). Music like this does repel evil! This guy has such an ear for bridges, choruses, hooks, tie-ins and hopelessly dreamy anthems that you are left at the end gazing at your ruby red slippers in an unshakeable golden-glow trance. What a perfect blending of the technology (i.e., lots of Moogs, etc.), instrumentation, emotion and songcraft of the era.

The (30 piece) atmospheric orchestra with resonating cellos and booming lower register contrasting with the electric guitars (I enjoy his focused, structured playing), violins and Lynne's oddly soothing singing (and falsetto choruses with 20 piece choir in spots) ... "THE LOVE OF AGES FILLS THE HEAD" (Overture). The tradition of great music craft is respectfully channeled, albeit more simply for the pop song structure. Eldorado WILL take you on a journey if you let it, and messages shared lyrically (yes they are included with notes from lynne on meaning) add depth and timelessness that can't be ignored:

"The city boys and the country boys, They come from miles around. To defy their King and country, Save the poor folks from the hand, Of thieving dukes and abbots, And the gentry of the land" (Poor Boy - One of my favorites by ELO).

"One thing I have learned through these years, Is that no man should be stricken with fear - It should be that he walks with no care in the world. So my friends that are gathered here today, HEAR THIS CLEAR, for I'll not further say, That NO MAN shall cause me to take up arms again" (Boy Blue, a catchy and brilliant song with a good message).

"...IN BETWEEN THEIR LIES, THE PLACE TO CLOSE YOUR EYES" (Instead of the North & South, a recent parallel presents itself??? We shall always dwell in Eldorado it seems, the Earth spins round @ and never slows down).

This was my first ELO album and helped ignite a lifelong musical love affair with prog-rock for me (I did love the Beatles, Moodies and Elton when I was younger, which leads naturally to ELO) and got me thinking more about picking up the guitar (after I bought the album myself in the mid 70's around 6th grade - I was soon to delve into YES a few months later which kicked it into higher gear), which has turned into an ongoing and permanent passion thankfully, as luck would have it.

The nice package on this 2001 remaster makes the time spent (about 48 min.) all the more worthwhile. The sound quality is beautiful to me and far better than my ancient record. You will be pleased I'm sure (Some good pictures, notes and two excellent extras to close the album with a welcome extra dose of swirling magic). Put aside all prejudices and go on a Laredo Tornado ride with Jeff Lynne & ELO (FEEL IT, DON'T ANALYZE IT) ... enjoy when the world closes in!

THE UNIVERSAL DREAMER RISES UP ABOVE HIS EARTHLY BURDEN. JOURNEY THROUGH THE DEAD OF NIGHT ... HIGH ON A HILL IN ELDORADO~

Average customer rating: Loses a star for the price Cranked

Eldorado Manufacturer: Reprise ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Folk Rock | Rock | Styles | Music Singer-Songwriters | Rock | Styles | Music Album-Oriented Rock (AOR) | Classic Rock | Styles | Music Similar Items: This Note's for You Lucky Thirteen Life Live at Massey Hall (CD/DVD) Everybody's Rockin' ASIN: B000AYNKOY

Product Description

Japan only issue. Tracks: Cocaine Eyes/Don't Cry/Heavy Love/On Broadway/Eldorado

Customer Reviews:

Loses a star for the price.......2005-12-17

I love Neil Young. He is my all-time rock hero. But even our heroes let us down sometimes - and Neil sort of screwed all his fans outside of Japan and Germany by not releasing this ep elsewhere. Three of these songs would be included on the album "Freedom" (and the other reviewer here is way off: "On Broadway" and "El Dorado" are the EXACT same version; the third song, "Don't Cry," was edited down slightly from this longer version, but is basically the same track) Thus, only a true Neil Young fanatic like myself would be insane enough to pay more than 30 bucks for the two rarities on this ep:

"Cocaine Eyes" is a top-notch rocker, a real potboiler of a song with some great anti-drug lyrics. It's definitely a highlight and should have been made more widely available.

"Heavy Love" is only so-so. It's a decent Neil rocker, but the lyrics aren't that good and the riff is sort of plain.

Overall, this is a solid ep. But, more than half of it is inlcuded on "Freedom" and for this price, it is for hard-core fans only.

Cranked.......2005-10-11

Perplexingly enough, this little e.p. was released only in Germany & Japan in 1989. But herein lies one of least known & best recordings of Neil Young's ongoing career. This thing sounds like it was recorded live. Maybe it was, I don't know. Despite a low key release, it signaled the start of a pissed off period where the amp level was cranked up to 11. Nirvana was soon to be the rage, & Young caught "grandfather of grunge" laurels as of result, but he was ahead of his time & seemingly oblivious of all that when he cut this furious slice of bile.

Clocking in at around 20 minutes , Eldorado outdoes likes of Freedom, Arc, Weld or Ragged Glory. The sense of isolation, fury & disgust here has no equal outside of Tonight's The Night & On The Beach. But neither reached the battle torn shores of this sonic Normandy. Cocaine Eyes blasts things off & is an absolute classic. The chorus of Don't Cry is a desperate plea warbled in the eye of Like A Hurricane thrashings. Heavy Love ends with Young screaming himself raw. On Broadway is a caterwauling dirge-like howl take on the old, classic standard & blows it's Freedom counterpart away. Things mellow a bit at the end with the haunting Eldorado, that is until Young starts weilding his guitar like a sawed off .30 ought six.

Another too well kept secret on what is popularly regarded as a forgotten classic. Short, but far from sweet, there is a sense of catharisis reached here that wouldn't work on a full length L.P. If you've found yourself to be a newfound fan, do not hesitate to seek this out. Shame about the price, but it's worth every rusty, bloodstained penny.

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Eldorado Electric Light Orchestra Manufacturer: Sony Japan ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Alternative Rock | Styles | Music Britain | British Isles | Europe | International | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Progressive Rock | Progressive | Rock | Styles | Music Album-Oriented Rock (AOR) | Classic Rock | Styles | Music Similar Items: Face the Music A New World Record On the Third Day Discovery Out of the Blue ASIN: B000GLKN5A Release Date: 2006-10-02

Tracks:

1. Eldorado Overture
2. Can't Get It Out Of My Head
3. Boy Blue
4. Laredo Tornado
5. Poor Boy (The Greenwood)
6. Mister Kingdom
7. Nobody's Child
8. Illusions In G Major
9. Eldorado
10. Eldorado Finale
11. Eldorado Instrumental (Previously Unreleased) (Bonus Track)
12. Dark City (Previously Unreleased) (Bonus Track)

Album Description

Limited Edition digitally remastered Japanese pressing of this 1974 album packaged in a miniature LP sleeve featuring two bonus tracks. 12 tracks total including 'Can't Get It Out Of My Head' and 'Boy Blue'. Sony. 2006.

Album Details

Japanese Limited Edition Issue of the Album Classic in a Deluxe, Miniaturized LP Sleeve Replica of the Original Vinyl Album Artwork.

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Sobre Todas as Coisas Zizi Possi Manufacturer: Eldorado ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Brazil | South & Central America | International | Styles | Music General | International | Styles | Music General | Latin Music | Styles | Music Brazilian Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music International | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B000F4LCYY Release Date: 2006-04-03

Tracks:

1. Abertura
2. Sentimental Demais/Dedicado a Voc
3. Gato Gaiato
4. Alvorada
5. Eu Te Amo/Eu Te Amo
6. Sobre Todas as Coisas
7. Barato Total
8. Isla Para Dos
9. Rebento
10. Paz
11. O Que O Que
12. Menino de Braa

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Eldorado Stephan Eicher Manufacturer: Barclay ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD France | Continental Europe | Europe | International | Styles | Music Switzerland | Continental Europe | Europe | International | Styles | Music General | International | Styles | Music Rock | International | Styles | Music International | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B000NVL4AG Release Date: 2007-05-01

Tracks:

1. Confettis
2. Rendez-Vous
3. Weiss Nid Was Es Isch
4. Dimanche en Dmbre
5. (I Cry At) Commercials
6. Voyage
7. Solitaires
8. Pas Du
9. Charly
10. Eldorado
11. Zr Mir

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The Man From Eldorado - Songs and Stories of Robert W. Service Manufacturer: Borealis Recording ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Folk | Styles | Music Singer Songwriters | Folk | Indie Music | Stores | Music ASIN: B00000JRG4 Release Date: 1994-06-01

Tracks:

1. We Are A People Few And Far Away
2. Heart Of The Sourdough
3. Athabaska Dick
4. In Praise Of Alcohol
5. The Atavist
6. The Man From Eldorado
7. Laziness
8. L'escargot D'or
9. Spoken: 'There! My Pipe Is Out...'
10. Accordion
11. Spoken: 'And Now I Fear I Must Write...'
12. The Volunteer
13. A Song Of Winter Weather
14. Spoken: 'I Have Been At It For Over Six Months...'
15. A Pot Of Tea
16. The Petit Vieux
17. We Are A People Few And Far Away (Reprise)

Album Description

The Man From Eldorado is a masterpiece created by singer, songwriter and storyteller David Parry from the writings of Canadian poet Robert Service. Following a narrative shape inspired by Service himself, Parry leads us through the many phases of Robert Service's life, from the poignant and poetic to the outrageous and gregarious. The Northern stories for which Service is most famous are well represented here, along with work from his Paris bohemian days, World War I experiences and much else. Many of the poems are set to tunes for the first time, with melodies that echo turn of the century music hall and British folk traditions. Songs and poems are woven together into a seamless whole, for a wonderful theatrical and musical experience.

Also known from his work with the folk group "The Friends of Fiddler's Green" and from his innovative theatre work at the Canadian Museum of Civilization, David Parry brought his immense acting and musical talents to bear in what has to be his final recorded work. Borealis is proud to give this album the greater appreciation it deserves.

Average customer rating: Lot's Of Fun! 3 1/2* -- Good, But Not the Real Chicago Blues.

Eldorado Cadillac Billy Boy Arnold Manufacturer: Alligator Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Chicago Blues | Blues | Styles | Music General | Blues | Styles | Music Electric Blues Guitar | Blues | Styles | Music Harmonica Blues | Blues | Styles | Music Alligator Records | Amazon.com Label Stores | Stores | Music General | Blues | Indie Music | Stores | Music Similar Items: Back Where I Belong Consolidated Mojo More Blues on the South Side Watermelon Slim and the Workers Groove Time ASIN: B000000A13 Release Date: 1995-10-31

Tracks:

1. I Ain't Got You
2. Sunday Morning Blues
3. Don't Stay Out All Night
4. Lowdown Thing Or Two
5. Been Gone Too Long
6. Mama's Bitter Seed
7. Man Of Considerable Taste
8. How Long Can This Go On
9. Too Many Old Flames
10. Slick Chick
11. It Should Have Been Me
12. Sunny Road
13. Loving Mother For You

Amazon.com

Billy Boy Arnold's 1993 album, Back Where I Belong, was a true event, for it not only marked the reemergence of a major figure from the first generation of Chicago blues artists but it also revealed that his talent hadn't diminished with the years; if anything, it had deepened and darkened with age. Now Arnold has built upon that comeback with Eldorado Cadillac, an even better release. Arnold, a singer and harmonica soloist who still reflects the influence of his original mentor, Sonny Boy Williamson, leads an all-star band that includes D.C. guitarist Bob Margolin, Chicago guitarist James Wheeler and New Orleans pianist Sonny Leyland. Together they forego the stomp rhythms of Muddy Waters and Willie Dixon for a bluesy, greasy swing that's pure pleasure. --Geoffrey Himes

Customer Reviews:

Lot's Of Fun!.......2002-04-13

Billy Boy Arnold can certainly be counted among the legends of Chicago blues. The former Bo Diddley sideman, can blow his harp with the best of them and his soulful vocals represent blues at it's finest. On this CD, Billy Boy is joined by former Muddy Water's guitarist Steady Rollin' Bob Margolin and the result is a delightful, upbeat, sometimes comical and always fun, blues CD. Check out "Loving Mother For You" a classic if there ever was one. The tune starts out with a beat similar to Muddy's "Mannish Boy" but then breaks into some clever and comical lyrics supported by pianist Carl "Sonny" Leyland and the guitars of Margolin and James Wheeler. Great stuff. If you haven't heard Billy Boy, this is a good place to start.

3 1/2* -- Good, But Not the Real Chicago Blues........2000-10-06

Hailed by the Chicago Tribune as a "blues legend," Billy Boy Arnold (and you got to like that name!), a veteran of the 50's blues scene and former bandmate of Bo Diddley, is a master harpist, reminiscent of Sonny Boy Williamson and James Cotton.

On the best of these tracks, such as "Sunday Morning Blues," the musical elements come together, achieving the controlled frenzy of a Muddy Waters: Arnold's ripsaw harmonica, the dissonant, rolling, slide guitar, and, especially, the brilliant punctuating riffs by pianist "Sonny" Leyland, recall Waters' seminal "Fathers and Sons."

Unfortunately, the harp and Otis Spann-style piano offer the only consistently satisfying sounds here. The guitars are mostly relegated to the background, and the bass and drums are competent but not especially invigorating. Most importantly, Billy Boy Arnold's vocals sound shallow: His timbre is thin, and he often sings with little conviction. Of course, no one can compare to Muddy Waters, but listen to "Fathers and Sons" (or any of his great albums) and you'll hear the voice of the real Chicago blues.

The jump blues pieces are fairly predictable; however, and the sax sometimes sounds too polished-more like the old SNL band in NYC than anything from Chicago. Finally, the closing "Loving Mother For You", aside from being juvenile, is WAY too long, a trait it shares with "Man of Considerable Taste."

Still, this is worth a listen, especially for the spine-tingling harp and piano. Includes brief notes and personnel list. While this CD is a mixed bag, kudos to Alligator Records for their continued support of the blues, and excellent sound quality.

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Eternos Sucessos Sampa Crew Manufacturer: Eldorado ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | International | Styles | Music General | Latin Music | Styles | Music General | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music International | Imports | Stores | Music ASIN: B000F4LD0M Release Date: 2006-04-10

Tracks:

1. Eterno Amor
2. Alma Metade
3. Coracao Te Acalma
4. Se Me Lembro Faz Doer
5. Mulher Brasileira
6. Mesmo Assim
7. Mulher Fatal
8. Eu Preciso Te Esquecer
9. E Dai
10. Azul Da Cor Do Mar
11. Minha Paz
12. Me De Motivo
13. Foi Bom (Hip Hop Full Version Remix)
14. Eu Amo Voce
15. Eterno Amor (Charmix)
16. Sexy
17. Curumim Chama Cunhanta Que Eu Vou Contar
18. Foi Bom (Original Edit 88)

Album Details

Greatest Hits by this First Brazilian Charm Group. Highlights: "Eterno Amor", "Alma Metade", "Foi Bom", "Azul Da Cor Do Mar" "me De Motivos".

Average customer rating: An Exploration into modern and ancient music Musical, magical mix that made me a Patrick O'hearn fan El Dorado: In some ways it could be Patrick O' Hearn's best! Deep Thought Provoking Music Subtitled "El Siesta"

Eldorado Patrick O'Hearn Manufacturer: One Way Records Inc ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | New Age | Styles | Music Meditation | New Age | Styles | Music Adult Alternative | Pop | Styles | Music Electronic | Progressive | Rock | Styles | Music CDs $7 - $10 | New Age General | New Age | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music All Bargain Titles | New Age General | New Age | Today's Deals in Music | Formats | Music Similar Items: Mix Up ASIN: B00004TEVB Release Date: 2000-05-09

Tracks:

1. Amazon Waltz
2. Nepalese Tango
3. Black Delilah
4. Chattahochee Field Day
5. The Illusionist
6. One Eyed Jacks
7. Hear Our Prayer
8. Delicate
9. Eldorado
10. There's Always Tomorrow

Customer Reviews:

An Exploration into modern and ancient music.......2003-10-23

I only have this and 'Rivers Gonna Rise' from Patrick O'Hearn but I look forward to get some more 'cos they're awesome. 'Eldorado' is much more of an exotic, world music oriented one, and has a little bit more deepness into its tracks, and a certain mystique dark feeling as well.

'Amazon Waltz' is a great and moving start with a very fast percussion rythm, an Amazon screams and chants while a gorgeus acoustic guitar works along a very well studied melody.

'Nepalese Tango' is a short but great mixture of synths, percussion and ethnic sounds, with a nice and happy ending.

'Black Delilah' sounds very Eastern with the violin and is a strange and moody track.

'Chattahochee Field Day' is a wonderful theme with a very driving drum beat rythm and a melancholic feel. The middle part is a burst of synthed pizzicatos and other sounds. The two basses, rythm and lead one, are very good. The follower is a friendly and fast song called

'The Illusionist' full of nice synths and percussions. Sounds a little bit like a children's TV program but that is good!

The second side opens with a very, very weird song called 'One Eyed Jacks' (well, the title's not specially convencional thinking about it). It's a very funny song with a funny fretless bass answering some funny synth sounds.

'Hear Our Prayer' includes some Persian lyrics sung by a woman and there's a great bass work during the whole song. The next song,

'Delicate' is a little masterpiece. Starting with a gloomy and soft synthesiser arpeggio, the by chance delicate voice of a girl whispers an extremely beautiful melody and the voices multiply on the chorus creating a wonderful choir with a very spiritual feeling. This song is a very must hear, a gem in itself. I don't particularly like the title track,

'Eldorado', as I find it static and falsely grandious. It's for me the weakest part of the album. But the last song is probably the best one,

'There's Always Tomorrow'. Begins with a very sentimental acoustic guitar and has a terrific middle part where the synthesiser sounds unfold like a prayer, and the fretless bass plays a beautiful octaved bit... the end is magic 'cos an optimistic rythm breaks the sadness of the song, until it fades away leaving you with a sigh for the beautiful album you've heard...

Musical, magical mix that made me a Patrick O'hearn fan.......2003-08-23

First of many albums I have collected of Patrick O'hearn music.
Easy to listen to, and a pleasure to share with others. This is a masterpiece of modern compositions, original and deep. Music that has texture completly throughout the Frequency spectrum. Not just ambient noise but rhythm, harmony, and soothing melodic passages that seem worldly and un worldly. Love the deep bass lines and variety of different beats and rythms.
Excellent intro to his music as it is more upbeat and lighthearted than most of his later work. If you have a good sound system it will suprise you with wonderfull sonics and all around recording finesse.

El Dorado: In some ways it could be Patrick O' Hearn's best!.......2003-08-10

It has taken me a while to force myself to get a copy of this CD. The reason for this is because El Dorado features more daytime music. But, after hearing a few samples I decided to get the album. When I listened to the album I couldn't believe it! El Dorado is one of the best albums Patrick O' Hearn has done! It's much different than the dark, frightening sounds of Indigo where in this one he features more of music from the middle east. But in some songs he comes back with some of the same dark sounds from his previous work.

"Amazon Waltz" is great to start off the album. It gives you that feeling of being in the middle east with those different instruments. "Napalese Tango" is also one of my favorites with some of the same sounds. However, "Black Delilah" was a darker one. I would picture me walking around at night time. "Chattahoochee Field Day" gives me that daytime feeling with that nice soothing rythem. Some songs on the album feature voices like "Hear Our Prayer" and "Delicate". The songs with voices are okay but I kind of like the instrumental ones more. I loved every song on this album and I hope you do to.

Some people out there who liked albums like Indigo or Trust might find El Dorado a bit dissappointing because it's more of daylight music. But I think this album is as good as his others. But I liked the darker ones more.

I hope you all enjoy it!!!

Deep Thought Provoking Music.......2002-07-20

I am glad this album has been released in CD format. This album is definitely one of the best New Age CD's that I have heard. Music lovers who listen to artists like Enya and Loreena McKennitt will enjoy this album. Listening to this album is a pleasant experience because it soothing to the mind and soul. I like all of the songs on the album. However, my favorite
songs on the album are Delicate and One Eyed Jacks.

Subtitled "El Siesta".......2002-01-09

This CD is a re-issue. I have listened to the previous cassette release at least once a year since it came out over five years ago. Unfortunately, it has all been for naught because I cannot convince myself that any track in this album is worth cueing up - and believe me I have tried. O'Hearn is not effective at teleporting us to his exotic titles, entertaining us with the remarkable sounds of his equipment, nor impressing us with musical genius. What's left? Can I dance to it? Not if I am sober. The only positive thing I can say (which keeps the 2nd star in this review alive) is O'Hearn's background electronics can be somewhat intriguing at times. But the empty simplicity of the melodic line insults our intelligence. The mind drifts off the music quickly, as it does not earn our attention. If you are an O'Hearn fan, this is bottom-drawer O'Hearn. At best you can use El Dorado as party background music - as long as there are other CDs in the player in random track play mode.

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Pegadas Renato Ze Manufacturer: Eldorado ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Brazil | South & Central America | International | Styles | Music General | International | Styles | Music International | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Navegantes Minha Praia Album ASIN: B000F4LD4S Release Date: 2006-04-10

Tracks:

1. Pegadas Frescas
2. Peitinhos El Tricos
3. Dizem
4. Chanson D'amour
5. A Janela
6. O Amor Em Paz
7. Ela Odeia Mel
8. Benef Cio
9. Corpo Capturado
10. Madrugada Estrangeira
11. No Problem

Meditation Music:

1. Enchanted [CD-single]
2. Everglades Adventure
3. Fare Well
4. Feadoga Stain
5. Finesse
6. First Light
7. Floating Gently
8. From Broadway to Hollywood
9. Fuaim
10. Gator Strut

Meditation Music

meditation music

Meditation Music

Hero [Import]

Distant Drums

Conciertos Brandernburgueses 1: 1-3

Music: That'll Flat Git It 17 [Import]

Dance Hits form Saturday Night Fever

Choice: a Collection of Classics

Celtic Soul: The Magic of Ireland, Vol. 2

Car Fulla White Boys [Clean]

Christmas Treasures

Boccherini: Quintets in Em; Quintets in C

Creep

Aproveite Agora [Import]

Caroline [Import]

Gratefully Dead 1964-1968

N.Y.C.