Track 2: Turkish vocals taken on 3 up Arts' "Voices Of Istanbul": Emrevoc 88. Gipsy voices and african voice taken on "Akai Sound Cube vol. 9 - Ethnic Journey".
Track 3: Classical choirs taken on Spectrasonics' "Symphony Of Voices".
Track 4: Woman vocals taken on Eastwest "Pro Samples Best Service Volum 28: Vocal house". Turkish vocals taken on 3 up Arts' "Voices Of Istanbul": Emrevoc 87.
Track 9: Turkish vocals taken on 3 up Arts' "Voices Of Istanbul": Emrevoc 3, 13, 16. Classical choirs taken on Spectrasonics' "Symphony Of Voices". Guinean voices taken on "Akai Sound Cube vol. 9 - Ethnic Journey".
Track 10: African voices taken on "Akai Sound Cube vol. 9 - Ethnic Journey".
Review by linaratorDec 16, 2005(edited over 3 years ago)
A milestone for Ambient in my mind, and still my favorite release of all time. I don't think I will ever stop pulling it out of my CD collection. A wide variation of themes are present on this album, all emotional and powerful in there own way. First class ambient all the way.
Review by bzyqAug 26, 2004(edited over 5 years ago)
When comparing both albums of Asura...The Lost Eden seems to be the slower one. It's tracks show a complete variety of styles, being vocal, instrumental, electronic. Also track number 2 "The Lost Eden" is a real anthemn, a trully romantique song, with some really nice vocals, just a great tune to relax, also track nr.6 "fahrenheit" is a true killer (if we can use that word with such subtle music). A really nice album, genred psychedelic chill-out/downtempo, a must for everyone who enjoys good relaxing music :)