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Average customer rating: "Come In" -- Must Listening Easy & not-easy, but all profound, moving & rewarding A minimalist delight. If You Can't Say Anything Nice, Silencio Silencio is Superb!

Silencio Arvo Part , Philip Glass , Vladimir Martynov , Gidon Kremer , Eri Klas , and Kremerata Baltica Manufacturer: Nonesuch ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Quartets | Chamber Music | Classical | Styles | Music General | Chamber Music | Classical | Styles | Music All Works by Part | Part, Arvo | ( P ) | Featured Composers, A-Z | Classical | Styles | Music All Works by Glass | Glass, Philip | ( G ) | Featured Composers, A-Z | Classical | Styles | Music Concertinos | Concertos | Forms & Genres | Classical | Styles | Music General | Concertos | Forms & Genres | Classical | Styles | Music Violin | Strings | Instruments | Classical | Styles | Music Kremer, Gidon | ( K ) | Featured Performers, A-Z | Classical | Styles | Music General | Symphonies | Classical | Styles | Music General | Classical | Styles | Music Tango | Latin Music | Styles | Music Similar Items: Lamentate Arvo Pärt Sanctuary Alina - Arvo Part Tabula Rasa Arvo Pärt: De Profundis ASIN: B00004YR5P Release Date: 2000-10-10

Tracks:

1. Tabula Rasa: I. Ludus - Con Moto - Gidon Kremer/Tatjana Grindenko/Reinut Tepp
2. Tabula Rasa: II. Silentium - Senza Moto - Gidon Kremer/Tatjana Grindenko/Reinut Tepp
3. Company: Movt I - Kremerata Baltica
4. Company: Movt II - Kremerata Baltica
5. Company: Movt III - Kremerata Baltica
6. Company: Movt IV - Kremerata Baltica
7. Come In!: Movt I - Gidon Kremer/Tatjana Grindenko/Reinut Tepp
8. Come In!: Movt II - Gidon Kremer/Tatjana Grindenko/Reinut Tepp
9. Come In!: Movt III - Gidon Kremer/Tatjana Grindenko/Reinut Tepp
10. Come In!: Movt IV - Gidon Kremer/Tatjana Grindenko/Reinut Tepp
11. Come In!: Movt V - Gidon Kremer/Tatjana Grindenko/Reinut Tepp
12. Come In!: Movt VI - Gidon Kremer/Tatjana Grindenko/Reinut Tepp
13. Darf Ich... - Gidon Kremer/Andrei Pushkarev

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Violinist Gidon Kremer and his ensemble, Kremerata Baltica, have tackled repertoire that ranges from Baroque to contemporary, but they seem to shine on the newer stuff. The group has an obvious ear for the music of the Baltic region, and Kremer's icy precision and passionate playing are tailor-made for the modern masters. On Silencio, Kremer delivers another stunning recording, this one featuring meditative music by a trio of composing mavericks: Arvo Pärt, Philip Glass, and Vladimir Martynov. Martynov may be the least-known of the three, but his work marks the disc's highlight composition, "Come In!" The moving piece for violin and orchestra--which features plenty of Romantic, lyrical playing (and the occasional sound of a door knocking)--is mystical but also tender and sweet. A string orchestra arrangement of Glass's String Quartet No. 2 ("Company") is almost as intense as the original played by Kronos. A short Pärt world premiere rounds out this disc: "Darf Ich" is a glorious piece for violin and orchestra reminiscent of Pärt's sublime "Summa". This is a gorgeous disc you'll get lost in; another gem from Kremer. --Jason Verlinde

Customer Reviews:

"Come In" -- Must Listening.......2005-01-26

I'm a fan of Glass and Part, but I have to confess that their music on this CD more or less went in one ear and out the other. That's not a bad thing, because I like their work and listen to plenty of it. I just, wasn't bowled over, is all.

(I was using the CD as background music; their works here may grow on me in time.)

I had to rush here to recommend this CD, though, because I was so moved by Vladimir Martynov's "Come In."

At first I was put off by it, because I had purchased the CD exactly because I am fans of Glass and Part, and I expected the CD to consist of music in their minimalist style.

Martynov's "Come In" struck me, at first, as being more Romantic, and I just wasn't sure what to make of it.

Soon, though, I completely forgot about style, and about the (annoying) work-related task I was attempting to perform while listening to this CD. "Come In" seduced me like I haven't been seduced by a piece of new music in a long time. I was close to tears in parts.

I lack a sophisticated vocabulary to discuss classical music, but I can tell you that "Come In" struck me as sweet and beautiful, but also complex, deep, and never cloying. I did feel that I was being invited into a numinous experience.

Later, when I read the liner notes, I was even more moved. What Martynov said about his piece and his goals, the ideas and sensations he wished to convey and evoke, worked perfectly for me.

Needless to say with Kremer, the musicianship is first rate.

Easy & not-easy, but all profound, moving & rewarding.......2001-07-02

A fascinating combination of "modern" works to appreciate on this disc. All quite different, powerful juxtaposition of styles and moods. Tabula Rasa, the "lead-off" composition by Arvo Part, packs stunning intensity of a dark, melancholy sort in Part's minimalist, yet melodic vein. Next is Glass's "Company" for string orchestra. Pardon my simple mind, but I really do enjoy the regular/irregular pulsing, throbbing undercurrent of his works. The style is highly characteristic, yet, within that signature framework, he pulls in just enough complexity and variation in my opinion to make this highly worthwhile fare. Then, "Come In" by Martynov. What can I say, this is easy listening, but a real deep "easy" at that. Positively brought a lump to my throat and then some! Tell you the truth, I was so drained after these first three pieces, that I had to take a break before the final item, Darf Ich by Part. Listen again & again when you're in a bit of a heavy mood that deserves musical concordance. The performance/performers work these treasures to the hilt. I'd pare my CD collection from 1200 down to 12, and "Silencio" would remain.

A minimalist delight........2001-02-17

First of all, why silence? And how?

After all, one has to agree with John Cage when he points out that "There is no such thing as an empty space or an empty time. There is always something to see, something to hear. In fact, try as we may to make a silence, we cannot."

What then does it mean to call an album "Silencio"?

I think what it means is that the music in this album tries not to communicate something to its listener, but rather aims at helping one communicate with one's Self. This lack of intentional outward interaction, and the parallel promotion of introspection, I think, is intended to be thought of as a silence. Indeed, the emotional landscape it allows us to observe is, perhaps, the closest thing to silence, for it is a still and timeless picture, void of any matter, absorbed in a heartbeat alone.

Technically this album is superb, with Gidon Kremer and his disciples proving to be, as always, up to the highest of expectations. The prepared piano in Arvo Pärt's Tabula Rasa deserves praise as well - I have never heard the piano sound so beautiful, evocative and majestic at once. As for Arvo Pärt, Philip Glass and Vladimir Martynov, they are, of course, a handsome lot to be found combined in one CD, with 68 minutes of music at a reasonable price by Nonesuch's standards. The nature of these composers, however, is what makes this album a product that not everyone is likely to care for. I feel quite certain that anyone who likes minimalist music - in the style of Gorecki or Kancheli, for instance - will find this album enticing. On the contrary, I recommend those who believe simplicity to be a symptom of stupidity to spend their money in a different way, for the music in this album is indeed a minimalist delight.

If You Can't Say Anything Nice, Silencio.......2000-12-19

Musically the Twentieth Century is like the month of March. It came in like a lion, with monumental orchestral masterpieces like the Mahler Symphonies, the Strauss Tone Poems, and Stravinsky's ballet scores. But as the artistic, political, and economic climate changed, the monumental became increasingly rare. Most living composers today will never have a performance of one of their works by a major professional symphony orchestra. And so, for the most part, the Twentieth Century goes out like a lamb, with the intimate replacing the enormous. And Gidon Kremer, with his string ensemble the Kremerata Baltica, reflects this aesthetic change in his new CD Silencio. Certainly one wouldn't expect heart-on-your-sleeve emotion and drama from a CD with this title, and there is none to be had here. I have to totally disagree with the writer who says this recording is full of drama--I found scarcely any at all. This CD contains four pieces; of them, only the first, Arvo Part's Tabula Rasa even attempts an aesthetic involving drama, and that only in the first movement. The title of this piece comes from the term for the pure, naive and innocent mind before it receives the impressions gained from experience, and this idea pervades the entire CD. In place of traditional liner notes with information about the composers and their works, we are given obtuse and somewhat ominous quotations by the performers and composers, such as the following from Kremer himself: "Our despair: a drop in an ocean. Death--the final bill, in which the challenge turns into a phantom. Ambitions, hopes, enchantment. All this finds its peace there in the world beyond. Words irritate. Gestures mislead. Emotions dissolve. Only sounds speak a language that might be understood. If one opens the heart, would there be someone receptive enough? But who is listening? Who is able to feel it? Often I do ask myself, where does a heartbeat identical to mine exist? And the attempt of an answer is: out there, on the other end of my own sound."

In addition to "Tabula Rasa", there is another work by the Estonian composer Part, "Darf Ich" (or "May I"), "Company" by Philip Glass in an arrangement for string orchestra, and "Come In" a piece commissioned by Kremer from the little known Russian composer Vladimir Martynov. But aside from the opening Part work, I find that the intimate tone of the CD is too consistently bland for my taste. There are better quiet works out there, that reach into a deeper place beyond the mere superficiality of Martynov's lengthy but unengaging "Come In". Although he began his career in an interesting way, moving from early efforts involving serialism, to electronics, to the composition of a religious Russian rock-opera, at some point he embraced the ideas of "holy minimalism" and from my perspective seems to have eliminated all traces of interest in his work. It is difficult to appreciate a composer who comes out of the soviet oppression with the attitude Martynov expressed when discussing another of his works, "I was once told that man touches the truth twice. The first time is the first cry from a newborn baby's lips and the last is the death rattle. Everytthing between is untruth to a greater or lesser extent. So why not try to go all the way from the death rattle to the first cry, from the last opus to the first? But that might lead us to see Stalin standing on the Mausoleum as innocent and lofty as a swallow, and a swallow gulping a mosquito in flight would seem no less nightmarish and monstrous than Stalin, who destroyed millions of lives. All this is terribly confusing and it is much better to forget all the conundrums and sink into sweet melancholy. And let this melancholy last as long as possible; I suppose that's the only answer to the question of reality." In the work presented here, Martynov sinks into sweet melancholy again, which is pretty enough, but to my ear as bland as wallpaper. For the three or four minutes any single movement lasts it is fine, but the entire 6 movement work lasting 27 minutes is all exactly the same, without any contrast. Why would a composer in this century be composing music like this? Where is the artistry, the vision, the craftsmanship? All of the great Romantic composers, from Beethoven to Mahler, did this same thing long ago and so very much better. And of the Glass piece presented here, the less said the better. Even the fabulous performance by the Kremerata Baltica, surely one of the finest string orchestras around, cannot raise my interest in a piece (written as incidental music to a Beckett play) which simply rehashes the same Glass harmonic and rhythmic formulas he has been working on for 40 years now. As I listen to this, I can't help but think that Glass forgot to write the melody. To be honest, I find the piece so lacking in any artistic merit that I will not even play an excerpt for you. I hate to be a Grinch about this, but this is a CD that I hope I don't find in my stocking this Christmas. I know it is not popular here at Amazon to be critical of the CDs one reviews, but there is so much better music out there, even with this same introspective aesthetic, that I cannot recommend this at all except as a superb performance of the Part Tabula Rasa, which has in fact been recorded by Kremer before. It's not that I dislike contemporary music, or minimalism, or intimate introspective music; quite the opposite--it's that I find these pieces very poorly done, and extremely disappointing examples of their ilk.

Silencio is Superb!.......2000-11-06

Gidon Kremer and Kremerata Baltica deliver another excellent recording in "Silencio", on the Nonesuch label. Featuring music of three twentieth century composers, this CD contains performances which are moving and dramatic.

Arvo Part's "Tabula Rasa" gets its most spacious recording yet on disc. The first movement, "Ludus", is performed with long pauses of silence between the dramatic utterances of strings and prepared piano. At 10:21, this is longer than any of the other three performances I own of this piece. The second movement, "Silentium", times at 18:24, including about a half-minute of recorded silence at the end of the movement. This is over five minutes longer than Neeme Jarvi's fine recording for Deutsche Grammophon. But length alone is not the measure of the caliber of this performance - orchestra and soloists give wonderful, broad performances, letting this great work breathe calmly and fully.

The four short movements of "Company" by Philip Glass are rich with color and rhythmic energy. Fans of Richard Einhorn's "Voices of Light" will enjoy this brief work.

"Come In" by Vladimir Martynov was a revelation. I found a single reference to this composer on the web - it mentioned stylistic similarities with Arvo Part and an output of predominantly sacred vocal music. "Come In" is a meditation on a hymn-like tune; the tune is restated in each of the six movements with slight changes in structure. Each restatement is followed by a variation for two violin soloists. The music is sweet, romantic without becoming sickening, and gives the effect of joyful anticipation frozen in sound. You will not want this piece to end, and when it does you will have to supply the closure. Whether or not the door is opened will be for you to decide.

The program concludes with a premiere recording of "Darf ich..." by Arvo Part. It shares harmonic similarities with "Kanon Pokajanen" and is once again superbly performed by Kremer and the Kremerata.

This disc goes on my short list of favorite recordings. You won't be disappointed!

Average customer rating: In this dream, you are Betty Elms Badalamenti does it again. Take a drive through David Lynch's musical hell and deluding darkness... dark and (often) beautiful A dark journey through the sphere of horror.

Mulholland Drive: Original Motion Picture Score Angelo Badalamenti , and David Lynch Manufacturer: Milan Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Chamber Music | Forms & Genres | Modern, 20th, & 21st Century | Historical Periods | Classical | Styles | Music Vocal & Song | Modern, 20th, & 21st Century | Historical Periods | Classical | Styles | Music Movie Scores | Soundtracks | Styles | Music Movie Soundtracks | Soundtracks | Styles | Music General | Soundtracks | Styles | Music General | Vocal Pop | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Blue Velvet: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (Soundtrack) Lost Highway (1997 Film) Floating into the Night Twin Peaks (TV Soundtrack) ASIN: B00005PJ9K Release Date: 2001-10-09

Tracks:

1. Jitterbug
2. Mulholland Drive
3. Rita Walks/Sunset Boulevard/Aunt Ruth
4. Diner
5. Mr. Roque/Betty's Theme
6. The Beast
7. Bring It On Home
8. I've Told Every Little Star
9. Dwarfland/Love Theme
10. Silencio
11. Llorando (Crying)
12. Pretty 50s
13. Go Get Some
14. Diane And Camilla
15. Dinner Party Pool Music
16. Mountains Falling
17. Mulholland Drive/Love Theme

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Director David Lynch's affection for kitschy lounge music and emotionally overwrought mid-century pop has long since proven to be more than trend or irony; indeed, it's often the uneasy spiritual axis of his films. The soundtrack of Mulholland Dr. turns on the usual Lynchian motifs (the brooding atmosphere of Angelo Badalamenti's ominous synth-and-orchestra cues tossed with a dash of Lynch's own off-center compositions), yet manages to evoke a sense of foreboding that's distinctly its own. Badalamenti leads off with a curve, the nervous orchestra swing-romp "Jitterbug," before descending into a dark soundscape that becomes murkier and more avant-goth at every turn. Bubbling through that morass are pop nuggets variously cheesy (Dave Cavanaugh's lounge-ready "The Beast"), lugubriously bluesy (Sonny Boy Williamson's take on Willie Dixon's "Bring It On Home"), and alternately innocent ("I've Told Every Little Star") and liturgical ("Llorando"). Three tracks of the director's own (cowritten with John Neff) skulking Lounge Music from Hell ratchet up the tension even further; it's the perfect garnish for this darkly delicious film-music cocktail. --Jerry McCulley

Customer Reviews:

In this dream, you are Betty Elms.......2007-01-13

The reviews here simply don't do justice to the soundtrack. It's very hypnotizing and elevates you to this reality that you indeed have the same mental energy displayed by the first character of Betty Elms, who Diane Selwyn identifies with as herself in a dream she is having. The dark scenery conveyed by this music puts you in her place, where through darkness you hold to your innocence. The movie and music interplay in this way to the effect of putting you in that darkness where you are the same girl that Diane is seeing in her dream, the girl she knows herself to be without the hellish reality she is in as a sort of resolve to the hell she's in. This Naomi Watts specifically conveyed what I thought is a part of me that may also be a part of you, and you will notice it in the way you look at things and how your face expresses your innocence to a dark world. Then there is the music for Rita. I also reviewed the movie, which I also recommend. My favorite track is the 9th one in this respect. Secondly, which you may find suitable for your funeral, is the last song. The rest I almost prefer watching the movie and appreciating it all while viewing, but it's music you must have after you've seen it.

Badalamenti does it again........2006-11-17

If you're a fan of Angelo Badalamenti's scores for David Lynch, you'll want to add this to your collection as well. Haunting synth pieces lull you into the dreamlike world Lynch created with this film, and there are some other types of music to jazz it up a little. Particularly striking is Rebekah Del Rio's cover of Roy Orbison's "Crying."

Take a drive through David Lynch's musical hell and deluding darkness..........2006-06-26

To start of, I regard "Mulholland Dr." as David Lynch magnum opus, his most masterfully created cinema of deceit, lust and darkness. Compelling, totally deranged, original, sometimes hilarious funny, and three minutes later scary as hell.

David Lynch's movies are always heavy set on atmosphere, and this is partly caused by the director's long time musical collaborator Angelo Badalamenti. From the jazzy, loungy tunes for the t.v. series "Twin Peaks" to the dark overtones of "Blue Velvet", Badalamenti knows wich buttons to push to make an eerie composition, a few notes of estrangeness and give the audience an unsetteling feeling.

"Mulholland Dr." is filled with music. Most of it is purely on the soundrack with Badalamenti's score coming very close to high quality dark ambient acts like Lustmord, Raison d'Etre or Hazard, others are sung "live" in the movie, like Linda Scott's sweet bubblegumish "I've told every little star", two very hip tunes ("The beast" by Milt Buckner and Sonny Boy Williamson's "Bring it on home") and of course Rebekah Del Rio's acapella performance of "llorando", the Spanish version of Roy Orbison's evergreen.

But the greatest surprise to me were three tracks by David Lynch himself in collaboration with one John Neff. And these three pieces are to be find on a solo cd by David Lynch called "Blue Bob".
I never knew before seeing "Mulholland Dr." that David Lynch is also a guiter player and singer. Now I know and I must say that his song "Mountains falling" is the most brooding, creeping, swirling and erotic sounding piece of electric guitar music I have ever heard.

So play this album and hit the road, Jack. And pray that indeed you will come back...

dark and (often) beautiful.......2005-11-25

anyone who has seen mulholland drive knows that the soundtrack lent a very important hand to the overall vibe of the movie. so you would think that it would be hard to enjoy one without the other, but this soundtrack suceeds very well on its own. alot of film scores are fine and enhance the movie while yr watching it, but are trash when taken alone and this sndtrk is kind of above that. i'm not really big on any of the lynch/neff tracks, but they work fine in the movie. the other songs that weren't written by badalamenti are pretty good and are a nice change of pace. my favorite tracks are dwarfland/love theme (especially the latter half), mulholland drive/love theme, llorando, and diane and camilla. i dont believe that diane and camilla was in the movie, but its a very beautiful piece that i think sums up the diane/camilla relationship quite well. anyway, i really like this cd and anyone who enjoyed the film would do well to pick this up

A dark journey through the sphere of horror........2005-10-26

It may not be a horror movie, but the score for Mulholland Drive could be a journey through the ultimate graveyard or haunted house on a stormy Halloween night. I have never even seen the movie, though I love David Lynch's movies for the most part. This score is a dark and haunting musical journey that might work well for a score to a creepy vampire movie or something. Some of it, including the heavy jazzy and dark rock pieces, might be better suited for a suspense thriller, which it is. But the more ambient dark themes could work in any supernatural thriller much as Mark Snow's music could. Enjoy the tour! Ha! Ha! Ha!

Average customer rating: Te Amo I had almost lost hope till I heard this CD! Excelente álbum. Excellent album! Almas del Silencio Brings to Life "LIFE"! Great Album!!!

Almas del Silencio Ricky Martin Manufacturer: Sony International ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Latin Music | Styles | Music Latin Pop | Latin Music | Styles | Music General | Pop | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music General | Dance Pop | Dance & DJ | Styles | Music Similar Items: La Historia Vuelve Life A Medio Vivir Sound Loaded ASIN: B0000950ZC Release Date: 2003-05-20

Tracks:

1. Jaleo
2. Tal Vez
3. Jam
4. Si TVas
5. Nadie MQue T
6. Besos De Fuego
7. Asignatura Pendiente
8. Juramento
9. Y Todo Queda En Nada
10. Si Ya No EstAqu
11. Razas De Mil Colores
12. Las Almas Del Silencio
13. Jaleo (Spanglish)

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Being a pop icon is nothing new to the Grammy-winning, Puerto Rican singer/actor Ricky Martin. He was a child star with the '80s kid group Menudo. And he was a regular on the soap opera General Hospital. But he hit the big time in 1999 with his smash Anglo hit Livin' la Vida Loca. On his new CD, Martin returns to his Hispanic roots with this zesty Spanish language release, which translates as Souls of Silence. Backed by poetic and pulsating string/synth/horn production from Tommy Torres, George Noriega, Emilo Estefan and Stefano, this effort comes with all of Martin's grand moods and grooves. The fiery, flamenco-flavored "Jaleo" is rendered in Latin pop and hip-hop, Spanglish versions. Both takes, along with the equally danceable numbers like "Besos de Fuego," are designed to move your bon bon. But Martin's bolero ballads "Tal Vez," the title track, penned by the other Latin star Alejandro Sanz, and Ricardo Arjona's "Assignatura Pendiente" show that Martin can sing for the heart and the hips. With this effort, Ricky Martin moves into Celine Dion territory and may be able to keep his loyal Latino dance/ pop fans while making new ones in the adult contemporary market. --Eugene Holley, Jr.

Customer Reviews:

Te Amo.......2006-04-15

I didn't think I would like it as much as Vuelve but I do. I love Jaleo, Razas, Jamas and Si Ya No Estas is my absolute favorite. Oh Ricky Te Amo!

I had almost lost hope till I heard this CD!.......2005-10-18

I've been a Ricky Martin fan for over a decade now but after "Living La Vida Loca" (and the few years after)I started to question my sanity for still hoping better times would come. So for the past few years I've just bearly kept tabs on what his new projects were, etc. wondering whatever happened to the Ricky I "knew" before he decided to crossover into the English Market. And then I heard about "Almas del Silencio". It took me many months before I risked buying the CD. And boy! Did I wish I had bought it earlier! It was amazing hearing him sing in his native language again! Like someone mentioned before, he does a MUCH better job in conveying emotions in Spanish. He really gets back to his roots in "Almas del Silencio". Even though I realize this CD is more an apologetic than anything else (If you were in Puerto Rico when his English CD came out you'll understand what I'm talking about!) I couldn't help but love it. You won't be disappointed.
Michelle

Excelente álbum. Excellent album!.......2005-10-18

Qué se puede decir. Ricky Martin cantando en español, no es el mismo que cantando en inglés. Este CD tiene una exitosa combinación de canciones movidas y canciones lentas. La inconfundible voz de Ricky se siente tan clara, que es como si uno lo tuviera al lado.

Las canciones promocionadas "Tal vez", "Jaleo", "Asignatura pendiente", al igual que "Y todo queda en nada" son buenísimas. El resto del CD contiene muy buenos temas y no hay ninguno en particular que sea de 'relleno'. Las baladas "Nadie más que tú" y "Si tú te vas" son excelentes.

Altamente recomendado.

For non-Spanish speaking persons, you should enjoy this production. If Hispanics that didn't understand much English were able to enjoy The Beatles and many great artists, the same could happen with Americans enjoying music in Spanish.

Almas del Silencio Brings to Life "LIFE"!.......2005-10-03

well,well it is hard for me to find words to describe what i feel for this singer especially for his music!!!, this album is great, i know is a bit late to write about this album when the next one which is "life" is about to come out but though, i would say that all the songs on the album are in my langauge spanish!,all the songs were perfectly done in all aspects eh!, there is nothin' bad i can find!, just another great production of the best singer ever, the singer who has the neatest appearance, the most attractive, it is not that i am in love with ricky martin, the thing is that i gotta say what is obvious is to be said, to be admired. thus, i am his biggest fan in peru i guess!, ricky if u happen to read this, write to me as soon as possible please1, i consider u the best person in the world, u are kinda the older brother i never had, i am calling every single day all the cd stores here in lima to find out if they have your newest cd "life" to fly there and get it!, maybe i can find it before the official date!, ricky i love as i have already explained before (to avoid bein' misunderstood) bye ricky martin!

Great Album!!!.......2005-08-11

I don't understand much Spanish, but Martin's voice is absolutely wonderful here! The ballads are VERY romantic and the "pop" style songs are very upbeat without being clubby.
I've listened to more than a few Latin artists (Sin Bandera included), and a lot of them are good at 1 or 2 styles of songs, but there's something about how Martin comes across on both ballads and the "pop" style songs. You can hear the feeling in his voice! I seriously can't say there's a bad song here!
Interestingly enough, when I heard the Spanish/English version of Jaleo it really sounds awkward. The words don't seem to mesh as well as when he sings it all in Spanish.
I have Martin's english albums and I like some of the songs on them, but he seems to put more feeling into his Spanish songs, and it comes across.
I've ordered the rest of his Spanish albums, and can only guess how good they'll be! Ok, now I've got to learn more Spanish!

Average customer rating: The pinnacle of Caifanes El Silencio de los Caifanes Caifanes' Best MASTERPIECE Caifanes, El Silencio

El Silencio Caifanes Manufacturer: Sony International ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Latin Music | Styles | Music Latin Pop | Latin Music | Styles | Music Rock en Español | Latin Music | Styles | Music Mexico | International | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: El Diablito El Nervio del Volcan Caifanes Cuando la Sangre Galopa Cronicas de un Laberinto ASIN: B000005LHR Release Date: 1992-07-14

Tracks:

1. Metamorfeame
2. Nubes
3. Piedra
4. Tortuga
5. Nos Vamos Juntos
6. No Dejes Que...
7. Hosta Morir
8. Debajo De Tu Piel
9. Estas Dormida
10. Miercoles De Ceniza
11. El Comunicador
12. Para Que No Digas Que No Pienso En Ti
13. Vamos A Hacer Un Silencio
14. Mariquita (Bonus Track)

Customer Reviews:

The pinnacle of Caifanes.......2006-12-30

This is undoubtedly one of the best Spanish rock albums released in th 90s, if not in history. Saul Hernandez's lyrics and Alejandro Markovich's guitar work is masterful. It's a shame that only four albums were produced under the name Caifanes.

Probably I'm sounding a bit biased but anyone who likes good music should buy this CD. All of their tracks are worth listening to. There's not a lot of LP's who can claim that.

Let's start top to bottom: 1-"Metamorfeame" catches the Grunge spirit that was going on in the early 90s. 2-"Nubes" is the best track of the album; you never get tired of listening to it; Markovich's guitar can sing as well. 3-"Piedra" is very cool to listen to, especially with the Norteno loop at the end. 4-"Tortuga" slows things down but it's worth listening to as well. 5-"Nos vamos juntos" is an epic five-minute plus song that will surely make you replay it. 6-"No dejes que" is the other really really great song here; Markovich's solo guitar here is as good as the one in Nubes. 7-"Hasta morir" is a slow song and it's still considered one of the best tracks.

8-"Debajo de tu piel" slowly brings things back to speed. 9-"Estas dormida" is an easy-to-listen song whereas 10-"Miercoles de ceniza" is harder and darker. The last part of the album gets more eclectic with 11-"El comunicador", 12-"Para que no digas" which is highlighted by Sabo's bass and 13-"Vamos a hacer un silencio" which is beautifully composed by Diego's sinthesizers The finale of a wonderful album is a bonus track "Mariquita", an old Mexican folk song.

El Silencio de los Caifanes.......2004-12-05

Tercer disco de Los Caifanes. Aqui se encuentran las mejores canciones que hizo el grupo: Nubes, Piedra, Miercoles de Ceniza. Aqui todavia habia quimica en el grupo, incluso Marcovich escribio una cancion "Estas dormida". Interesante el bonus track al final del disco "Mariquita" una cancion de dominio popular que el grupo rescata exitosamente. Igualmente canciones como "Metamorfeame", "Nos Vamos Juntos" son interesantes. La critica social se deja ver en canciones como "El Comunicador" y "Hasta Morir".

Personalmente creo que este es el mejor disco de Caifanes, Saul Hernandez pasaba por su mejor epoca (la cual termino despues del Equilibrio).

Canciones recomendadas: Miercoles de Ceniza, Hasta Morir y Tortuga.

Caifanes' Best.......2004-05-12

Excellent CD. The super group, Caifanes, reached a zenith with this album. Undoubtedly the very best they produced. It is like a greatest hits CD. The lineup of Saul, Sabo, Diego, Alfonso, and Marcovich is great.

MASTERPIECE.......2003-10-16

SAUL HERNANDEZ IS ONE OF THE MOST TALENTED MUSICIAN/SONGWRITER THATS OUT THERE AND HE PROVED IT WITH THIS CD. I RECOMMENED THIS CD TO ALL THOSE WHO LOVE ROCK! ALL THE SONGS ARE GREAT ESPECIALLY "NOS VAMOS JUNTOS" AND "MERICOLES DE CENIZA" ITS A MUST BUY CD. I LOVE THIS ALBUM.

Caifanes, El Silencio.......2003-06-26

A mi parecer, el mejor disco de Caifanes. Es un gran clásico del rock en español.

En él se encuentran canciones como "Nubes", "Hasta morir" o "No dejes que...", que se han convertido en grandes clásicos.

En este disco aparecen como Caifanes: Saúl Hernández, Diego Herrera, Sabo Romo, Alfonso André y Alejandro Marcovich. Una excelente alineación que jamás se repetiría.

El disco representa la punta de su carrera musical, que aunque no alcanzó la fama e impulso que alcanzaría el disco posterior, fue el mejor recibido por el público conocedor.

No es necesario resaltar la buena calidad musical de éste, ya que hemos dicho que es el mejor disco de esta excelente banda. Es algo muy obvio.

Te lo recomiendo mucho, no debe faltar en tu colección.

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El Sonido Del Silencio Acustico Manufacturer: Canzion ProductGroup: Classical Binding: Audio CD Similar Items: Tiempo de la Cruz En Vivo Mision Vida Alex Campos Al Taller del Maestro Jesus Adrian Romero El Aire De Tu Casa ASIN: B000L9VN24

Average customer rating: Excellent CD Must have Amazing band. Best cd of Heroes ! ONE OF THE GREATES AND FINEST SPANISH ROCK ALBUMS

Senderos de Traicion Heroes del Silencio Manufacturer: EMI Int'l ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Latin Music | Styles | Music Latin Pop | Latin Music | Styles | Music Rock en Español | Latin Music | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Rock | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: El Espiritu del Vino El Mar No Cesa Avalancha Rarezas Canciones 1984-1996: Best of Heroes del Silencio ASIN: B0000070VZ Release Date: 1993-10-28

Tracks:

1. Entre Dos Tlerras
2. Maldito Duende
3. La Carta
4. Malas Intenciones
5. Sal
6. Senda
7. Hechizo
8. Oracion
9. Despertar
10. Decadencia
11. Con Nombre De Guerra
12. El Cuadro II

Album Description

The Spanish rock act's 1994 album features 12 tracks. EMI.

Album Details

This Rock En Espanol Band Was Formed in Zaragoza, Spain During the Mid-'80s. Featuring Famed Singer/Guitarist Enrique Bunbury, they Were Well Received by Both Critics and Audiences, and their 1989 Full-Length El Mar No Cesa Went Platinum in Weeks.

Customer Reviews:

Excellent CD.......2007-08-01

I used to live in Barcelona, Spain for 6 months in 1994 and the first song (Entre dos tierras) was very popular at the time. The whole CD is fantastic!

Must have.......2005-10-15

This is a must have. If you haven't already done so, buy it!

Amazing band........2005-07-18

I dicovered this band back in 1990, and all I can say is I haven't find any other band with the same feeling and dedication as this band. This band is not your average Spanish Rock band because other bands are just filled with mediocrity and no sense of melody.
As a professional guitar player I can tell you that the guitar work in the band is one of the finest and unique sounds that you can get in the whole Rock En Español scene. The lyrics and vocals are profound and obscure; Enrique Bunbury demonstrates his vocal abilities, showing that he's not an ordinary/average singer. You can truly feel the anger and power of the vocalist, and the lyrics clearly demosntrate Bunbury's fury and sense of imagination. Both the music and the lyrics create a very unique atmosphere which leaves me wanting to hear this album over and over again.

If you're looking for pure art expression manifested through music, I really recommend this album along with their other masterpiece "El Espíritu Del Vino".

Best cd of Heroes !.......2005-05-24

This album is a typicially rock album starting with "Entre dos tierras" which was the first big hit of the band, "Maldito Duende" is a nice ballad, but "La Carta"is one of my favourite here on this cd.

The real winner here though is "Hechizo" which is my fave HDS song EVER !(along with iberia Sumergida and La Herida). Great rock n roll the way it should be, and the singer has the most uniqe voice Ive ever heard !! its just something about his voice that is so special, I think he sings uptempo songs much better then ballads but thats just me. Oracion is a terrific song which is probably on the more spiritual side while "Decadencia" is more hard rocking !

Get this if you are serious about Rock en espanol! its one of the first true rock n espanol classics

ONE OF THE GREATES AND FINEST SPANISH ROCK ALBUMS.......2005-04-05

I'm a big Heroes Del Silencio FAN, and of course I have all their records, My favourites album is "El Espiritu Del Vino" and this one "Senderos De Traicion".

Senderos de Traicion is very different with the other ones, really each album has it's own sound and spirit! The guitar arrangements are so unique, I have't heard anything like that before by anybody except by the hand of Juan Valdivia, it's just one of the best guitar players in the spanish rock scene, maybe the best!! They have all the spirit and passion in their music as well as the Flamenco music. But don't get wrong! they don't play flamenco. It's just pure rock n roll but at it's finest.

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Comunicaflow Underground El Gran Silencio Manufacturer: EMI Latin ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD General | Latin Music | Styles | Music Latin Pop | Latin Music | Styles | Music Latin Rap | Latin Music | Styles | Music Rock en Español | Latin Music | Styles | Music Mexico | International | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rap | Rap & Hip-Hop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Libres Y Locos Super Riddim Internacional, Vol. 1 Reina Oye Bienvenido al Sueno ASIN: B000G5R8RM Release Date: 2006-07-18

Tracks:

1. Flow Connection
2. Once Again
3. A Paso Del Norte
4. Don't Give Up
5. Hasta Caer
6. M.C.
7. Alma De B-Boy
8. Avanzando
9. Frases Del Coyote
10. Dub
11. Tres Motivos
12. Good Vibrations
13. Cumbia Del Planeta
14. Demasiados Dias
15. Vuela
16. Se Va

Average customer rating: Perhaps not *quite* what you want... Nice imaginative collection

Film Noir Manufacturer: Milan Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD All Works by Herrmann | Herrmann, Bernard | ( H ) | Featured Composers, A-Z | Classical | Styles | Music General | Concertos | Forms & Genres | Classical | Styles | Music Saxophone | Reeds & Winds | Instruments | Classical | Styles | Music General | Classical | Styles | Music Movie Scores | Soundtracks | Styles | Music Movie Soundtracks | Soundtracks | Styles | Music General | Soundtracks | Styles | Music Similar Items: Ultra Noir Murder Is My Beat: Classic Film Noir Themes And Scenes - Motion Picture Soundtrack Collection White Heat: Film Noir Crime Scene USA: Classic Film Noir Themes & Jazz Tracks Film Noir ASIN: B00081U78G Release Date: 2005-05-24

Tracks:

1. Turning Pages - Matthew Herbert Big Band
2. Godfather - Terence Blanchard
3. Silencio - Angelo Badalamenti
4. They Go Long - Edward Artemiev
5. Don't Be Worried - Cyril Morin
6. Suspense - Frederick Rousseau
7. Chop Shop - Alex Wurman
8. The Wrong Man - Bernard Herrmann
9. Simpatico/Misterioso - Ornette Coleman
10. House Of Silence - Angelo Badalamenti
11. Mansfield Crash - Howard Shore
12. Verbal Kint - John Ottman
13. The Swing - Hans Zimmer
14. Blues For Guylaine - Andre Hossein
15. Buckets Of Blood - Pino Donaggio
16. The Elephant Man - John Morris
17. Mourning - Claire David
18. Ballade - Joe Hisaishi
19. Taxi Driver Suite - Bernard Herrmann

Customer Reviews:

Perhaps not *quite* what you want..........2007-04-27

If you're like me and you have a hankering for "film noir music," you're probably thinking of a lonely sax playing an urban, 3 AM melodic line, backed by some bluesy chords from a small jazz ensemble. Like John Barry's excellent theme from "Body Heat," for example, or something like Jerry Goldsmith's theme for "Chinatown."

Never mind the fact that the great majority of films noir from the classic period (1941-1955) didn't have jazzy background music like that at all, but was usually scored with quasi-classical romantic string music (with a solo violin) or bombastic, brass-heavy instrumentals.

Anyway, this CD isn't the 3 AM sax stuff.

Not to say that there isn't some of that on here. You might like "Godfather" (not, however, the theme you're thinking of from the Francis Ford Coppola Godfather films), or "Blues for Guylaine," or even the bluesy passages from Bernard Herrmann's "Taxi Driver" suite.

But there's some odd stuff on here that causes me to wonder how, precisely, it qualifies as "film noir."

For instance, the dreamy carnival music from "The Elephant Man," or the angular string music in "Buckets of Blood" (from "Carrie," not the Roger Corman film). Seems like a reach. The first cut, "Turning Pages" had me unpleasantly surprised, and triggered my I've been ripped-off alarm. And "Chop Shop" has a wah guitar that sounds a lot more like a 70's blaxsploitation film than film noir.

The inclusion of Angelo Badalamenti helps redeem the collection; his music for "Twin Peaks," "Fire, Walk With Me" and "Mulholland Drive" redefines what a noir theme should sound like.

This CD is odd, no doubt about it. "Godfather," which sounds decidedly noirish, is from a comedy/drama film about a man who's paid to impregnate lesbians. "The Wrong Man" music is relentlessly perky but comes from a bona fide noir. (Okay, a Hitchcock noir, not quite the same thing.)

The key here, I guess, is to enlarge the scope of what you think noir film music ought to be... But perhaps a better title for this collection of music might have been "Neo-Noir!"

Still, credit must be given to liner notes writer Eddie Muller and his Film Noir Foundation for at least directing the current noir wave. His book "Dark City" turned me - and probably many others - to noir. Long may his tribe increase!

Summary: If you're looking for classic/sterotypical, 3 AM wet-pavements-in-the-Dark-City noirish stuff, try John Barry's "Body Heat," which I enthusiastically recommend. Barry practically *owns* that silky/sexy slow sax genre.

Nice imaginative collection.......2006-08-04

A collection of musical cues from various film noir scores, but imaginatively assembled to constitute a new score for a nonexistent movie. Cleverly done, choosing from excellent sources, and not going for the easy or the obvious. It's exciting to hear someone making a connection between Bernard Herrmann and Angelo Badalamenti.

Average customer rating: Imperfect compilation for one of the greatest rock in spanish bands Derivative Todas las canciones son iguales. UNA JOYA MUSICAL (CANCIONES PARA TODA LA VIDA) ESTOY BUSCANDO

Canciones 1984-1996: Best of Heroes del Silencio Heroes del Silencio Manufacturer: EMI Latin ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Spain | Continental Europe | Europe | International | Styles | Music General | Latin Music | Styles | Music Latin Pop | Latin Music | Styles | Music Rock en Español | Latin Music | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Similar Items: Historia Senderos de Traicion 20 Éxitos Originales Rock en Espanol: Lo Mejor de Maldita Vecindad Los Singles 1985-2005 ASIN: B00005B5BR Release Date: 2001-04-24

Tracks:

1. Entre Dos Tierras
2. Maldito Duende
3. Mar Adentro
4. La Sirena Varada
5. Deshacer El Mundo
6. La Herida (Edit)
7. Apuesta Por El R'n'r
8. Flor Venenosa
9. Despertar
10. Opio (En Directo)
11. Tesoro
12. En Brazos De La Fiebre
13. Fuente Esperanza
14. Oracion (En Directo)
15. No Mas Lagrimas (En Directo)

Tracks:

1. Iberia Sumergida
2. La Chispa Adecuada
3. Heroe De Levenda
4. Con Nombre De Guerra
5. Flor De Loto (Edit)
6. Avalancha
7. Agosto
8. Malas Intenciones
9. Nuestros Nombres (Edit)
10. Virus
11. La Carta
12. El Camino Del Exceso (Remix)
13. Hace Tiempo (En Directo)
14. El Estanque (En Directo)

Customer Reviews:

Imperfect compilation for one of the greatest rock in spanish bands.......2007-03-30

There is no doubt that Heroes del Silencio is one of the best bands in the short history of Rock in Spanish, probably only second to Soda Stereo. I have a problem with this compilation, altough it does have its wealth of great songs, they decided to throw in a lot of live songs, which is a mistake, that's why there are live albums, but they fell on this trap too. Second, the songs are out of chronological order which is forgivable but it does no let you appreciate the growth or progression of a band through the years. The biggest problem I have with this compilation is what they did with the songs from their first album "El Mar No Cesa - 1988" (The Sea Doesn't Stop), they remixed all these songs drowning all the synthesizers, and Enrique Bunbury re-recorded all the vocals, which shows that the band is embarrased of its 80s sound. I love this album and its sound, it's only my second favorite after "El Espiritu del Vino", it's a shame that they couldn't keep it as it was recorded originally. Heroes de Silencio only recorded 4 albums and they are all excellent, if you have the cash I would recomend you to start with their second album "Senderos de Traicion - 1990" (Paths of Treason) and/or their third album "El Espiritu Del Vino - 1993" (The Spirit of Wine), if you love them buy the other two. I still have my 4 cassette tapes, I bought this compilation with hope of not having to upgrade to CDs but it somewhat let me down, still if you are the kind who are into compilations this is a good way to discover a one of the greatest Rock in Spanish Bands. I've heard rumours that they are getting back together, hopefully they're true.
Lastly about the review of that "eclectic" guy, he's obviously obsessed with Morrissey and The Smiths, so probably he compares everything with them, I know everyone has the right to write an opinion, but if you don't know about what you're writing about, don't make a fool out of yourself. Heroes del Silencio is a totally different band than the Smiths, Juan Valdivia (Guitar) has a different style than Johnny Marr and Enrique Bunbury sounds nothing like Morrissey.

Derivative.......2006-06-17

The guitarrist is derivative from johny marr, from the smiths, and the lead singer is derivative from morrison (and a little bit from morrisey).
Lyrics are sometimes a little bit pretentious, not much variation from song to song... the formula sticks with that 80's new wave only with a differente language.

Todas las canciones son iguales........2006-01-09

Les cambian la letra y pretenden que es otra canción.

Aburrido...

UNA JOYA MUSICAL (CANCIONES PARA TODA LA VIDA) .......2005-01-02

PARA EL QUE CONOCE A HEROES NO ES EXTRAÑO ENTENDER PORQUE SE LES ADORA TANTO. SIN EMBARGO LOS QUE NO CONOCEN A HEROES SE PIERDEN DE UNA DE LAS MARAVILLOSAS BANDAS QUE CONTRIBUYEN A QUE EL GENERO DEL ROCK SEA EL MAS VENDIDO, VALORADO, Y RESPETADO. SI CONOCES A PINK FLOYD, ZEPPELIN, U2, Y OTROS DE ESOS GRANDES, PUEDES COMENZAR A ENTENDER DE QUE SE TRATA HEROES: UNA JOYA MUSICAL, O SEA, CANCIONES PAR TODA LA VIDA.

ESTOY BUSCANDO.......2004-03-01

ME PRESENTO;SOY ANGEL UN MEXICANO,QUE HACE 14 ANOS NO VIVO EN MEXICO.
ESTOY BUSCANDO UNA CANCION DE UN GRUPO ESPANOL,QUE ME PARESE QUE SE TRATA DE HDS,NOSE COMO SE LLAMA LA CANCION;SOLO SE QUE VA COMO
SUIGE;RECUERDO EL PECADO QUE AYER COMETI,CONDENADO A NO AMARTE NUNCA JAMAS,JAMAS.
ESPERO ALGUIEN ME PUEDA INFORMAR POR FAVOR,SVP,PLEASE.
GRACIAS.
ESCRIBANME A;ANGELHV@SYMPATICO.CA

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Platinum Collection Heroes del Silencio Manufacturer: EMI Int'l ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Spain | Continental Europe | Europe | International | Styles | Music General | Latin Music | Styles | Music Latin Pop | Latin Music | Styles | Music Rock en Español | Latin Music | Styles | Music General | Rock | Styles | Music Pop Rock | Pop | Styles | Music Latin Music | Imports | Stores | Music Similar Items: Platinum Collection Lost Highway ASIN: B000KWZ7W4 Release Date: 2006-12-25

Tracks:

1. Entre Dos Tierras
2. Mar Adentro
3. Maldito Duende
4. Iberia Sumergida
5. Sirena Varada
6. Apuesta por el Rock 'N' Roll
7. Deshacer el Mundo
8. Herida
9. Flor Venenosa
10. Chispa Adecuada (Bendecida 3)
11. Despertar
12. Avalancha
13. Opio
14. Tesoro
15. Placeres de La Pobreza

Tracks:

1. Nuestros Nombres
2. He de Leyenda
3. Con Nombre de Guerra
4. En Brazos de La Fiebre
5. Fuente Esperanza
6. Flor de Loto
7. Oraci
8. No MLimas
9. Carta
10. Malas Intenciones
11. Camino del Exceso
12. Agosto
13. Hace Tiempo
14. Virus
15. Senda

Tracks:

1. He de Leyenda [Versica]
2. Con Nombre de Guerra [Versica]
3. Deshacer el Mundo [En Directo]
4. Sirena Varada [Versica]
5. Herida [Versica]
6. Mar No Cesa [En Directo]
7. Carta [Versica]
8. Estanque [En Directo]
9. Sirena Varada [Versica 2005]
10. Iberia Sumergida [Versica]
11. Iberia Sumergida [En Directo Rock'am' Ring]
12. Camino del Exceso [En Directo Rock'am' Ring]

Album Details

2007 Digitally Remastered Triple CD Anthology of the Legendary Spanish Rock Band's Brilliant Career. The Set Includes 30 of the Band's Greatest Hits as Well as 12 Songs of Previously Unreleased Acoustic Versions of Some of their Best! the Accompanyng Libretto Details the History of the Zaragozana Band, featuring a Newly Penned Biography, Photos and Memorabilia. "the Platinum Collection" is the Definitive Summary of the Great Spanish Group that Launched the Careers of Enrique Bunbury, Pedro Andreu, Joaquin Cardiel and Juan Valdivia that Began in 1985 and Closed Out in October 1996 with the Final Notes of their Last Concert.

World Music:

1. Spielt Vivaldi Mozart [Import]
2. Swan Song
3. Ta-Lila: Boku O Mitshkete [CD-single] [Import]
4. Taxi Europa Live [Live] [Import]
5. The Best [Import]
6. The Best of ¿
7. The Magical Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber [Import]
8. Toi Du Monde [Import]
9. Toi & Moi [Import]
10. Tout le Monde Cherche Quelque Chose [Enhanced] [Import]

World Music

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World Music

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Totem [Import]

Theatre Royal Drury Lane [Live]

The Bridge [Enhanced] [Original recording remastered]

Sounds of Silence [Import]

The Best of '94 - '99 [Import] [Live]

The Frankfurt Opera Concert 1975 [Live]

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