I Am The Center: Private Issue New Age In America [Vinyl New]
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I Am The Center: Private Issue New Age In America [Vinyl New]

Label: LIGHT IN THE ATTIC
Format: LP
Release Date: 19 Nov 2013

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Album Tracks

1. The Struggle of The Magicians part three - Gurdjieff / de Hartmann
2. Pompeii 76 A.D. - Gail Laughton
3. Gongs In The Rain - Nesta Kerin Crain
4. Witch's Will - Wilburn Burchette
5. Iasos - Formentera Sunset Clouds
6. Seventh Chakra Keynote B (violet) - Steven Halpern
7. Seraphic Borealis - Joel Andrews
8. Om Mani Padme Hum - Constance Demby
9. Arabian Fantasy - Daniel Emmanuel
10. Awakening (excerpt) - Don Slepian
11. Unicorns In Paradise (excerpt) - Laraaji
12. Glide V - Peter Davison
13. Lifting Off - Joanna Brouk
14. As The Earth Kissed The Moon (excerpt) - Michael Stearns
15. Tien Fu: Heaven's Gate (excerpt) - Aeoliah
16. Blue Spirals - Daniel Kobialka
17. Two Souls Dance - Larkin
18. Li Sun - Judith Tripp
19. Lunar Eclipse (excerpt) - Mark Banning
20. Waterfall Winds - Alice Damon


Limited triple vinyl LP pressing housed in a slipcase with three tip-on jackets, 20-page book, and digital download. Forget everything you know, or think you know, about new age, a genre that has become one of the defining musical-archaeological explorations of the past decade. I Am The Center: Private Issue New Age In America, 1950-1990 is the first major anthology to survey the golden age of new age and reveal the unbelievable truth about the genre. For new age, at its best, is a reverberation of psychedelic music, and great by any standard. This is analog, handmade music communicating soul and spirit, often done on limited means and without commercial potential, self-published and self-distributed. Before it became big business and devolved into the spaced out elevator music we know and loathe today, this was the real thing. From mathematical musical algorithms to airport murder mysteries to Henry Mancini and Bugs Bunny, the connections to mainstream culture run in curious directions. I Am The Center is a knowing, but never cynical overview that invites listeners at last to the mainspring of a misunderstood genre's greatest lights.


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