Zen Peace

Track Listings

1. The Tao Of Zen

2. Unfolding Lotus

3. Zen Peace

4. Reflections Of A Pearl

5. Inner Chamber

6. Mystic

7. Temple Bells

8. Angels Of Compassion

9. Radiance

Zen Peace,Aeoliah,Oreade Music,A quiet, contemplative music where East meets west producing a calming, reflective mood where you inner balance is restored and your body and mind follows in the rejvenation process. One of the most popular of the 4 Spa Series. Perfect for massage or s,New Age,New Age / Meditation,Pop,Spiritual

Zen Peace

Zen Peace

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Something about it...

Zen Peace
Aeoliah
Manufacturer: Oreade Music
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000055YCP
Release Date: 2001-04-03

Tracks:

The Tao Of Zen
Unfolding Lotus
Zen Peace
Reflections Of A Pearl
Inner Chamber
Mystic
Temple Bells
Angels Of Compassion
Radiance

Customer Reviews:

Something about it..........2005-09-27

There's something about Aeoliah (and this CD in particular) that I find particularly relaxing, soothing, even euphoric. I have a rather large collection of "new age" music, and it's rare that any of it affects me the way this music does. When I put on the headphones and listen, I find myself not so much listening to the music as absorbing it. Soon, I'm in a sort of twilight state where the concerns of the world are left behind completely. I can't emphasize enough how rare it is that music affects me this way -- it need not be listened to "actively" the way a lot of music requires in order to enjoy it. I do recommend headphones for this music -- just put them on, and (although best listened to while relaxing in bed or on a comfortable chair/couch with no distractions) there's no need to concentrate on the music. Just relax and allow Zen Peace to carry you away.

My highest recommendation -- 5 stars.

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LEVEL 1 = Peace Of Mind
American Zen
Manufacturer: Shaolin Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B0002C7ZJA
Release Date: 2004-02-01

Tracks:

Peace Of Mind #2
Black Of Night
Whose Heaven Is This?
In The Darkness
You've Been Sold
Free The Change
Trust Me
Simple Lady
All Screwed Up
A Long Way Home
Thank You
Introduction
Get Out Of My Dream
In The Darkness (poem)
Last Year
When Children Are Unwanted
Nurturing Your Life
The Power
The Teacher Was He
Spring Rain
It's tough...
My Woman Is My Wife

Album Description

LEVEL 1 is the first of 8 LEVELS to be achieved by our Zen pups. As they struggle to break free from their parents and religions, Coyote has depicted their adolescent turmoil in songs like, "You've Been Sold," and "Whose Heaven Is This?"

This struggle for independence also includes the overwhelming problems ranging from get-a-job, "A Long Way Home," to get-a-girl, "Trust Me."

Coyote may be one of the best Jethro Tull style flute players in rock music today. Check out his solo in "A Long Way Home."

After attacking organized religion and the government, American Zen speaks of family values in "All Screwed Up." This song, as are all the songs on the album, is about experiences in Coyote's life and travels. He pumps out more than a dozen songs per year, but only writes when he 'feels' like it. "I've always disagreed with music teachers and publishers," says Coyote shaking his head. "I believe songwriting is an experience, not an exercise."

All the songs on this debut album were written by Coyote after moving to Utah with a really cute blonde girl. "We tried to warn him," explains bassist Tom. "Fortunately, we got him to come back to California."

Produced by Richard O'Connor, this album is a masterpiece with most songs allowing only one track per each of the four musicians. "We recorded this album in Utah with a 4-Track recorder and it was good for the band to not think in terms of overdubs. Even the guitar solos had to be cut with the basic tracks. So this is an almost 'live' album. They even sang their backing vocals while playing their instruments."

So, American Zen may not be a new religion, but it does appear to be a fresh new rock'n'roll spirituality.

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