David Parsons – Himalaya
| Label: | Fortuna Records – 17059-2 |
|---|---|
| Format: | CD, Album |
| Land: | USA, Canada & Europe |
| Veröffentlicht: | |
| Genre: | Electronic |
| Stil: | Ambient, Tribal |
Trackliste
| 1 | Himalaya | 19:21 | |
| 2 | Kailasa | 12:52 | |
| 3 | Akbar | 6:00 | |
| 4 | Varanasi Dawn | 10:21 | |
| 5 | Rishikesh | 14:01 | |
| 6 | Varuna Deva | 10:12 |
Unternehmen usw.
- Hergestellt durch – Celestial Harmonies
- Vertrieb durch – Celestial Harmonies
- Vertrieb durch – Kuckuck Schallplatten
- Phonographisches Copyright ℗ – Fortuna Records
- Copyright © – Fortuna One Music
- Aufgenommen bei – David Parsons Studio
- Abgemischt bei – David Parsons Studio
- Copyright © – Jody Forster
- Glasmastering bei – Sonopress – C-5585
Mitwirkende (Credits)
- Composed By, Performer [Performed], Producer [Produced], Engineer [Engineered By] – David Parsons
- Executive-Producer – Ethan Edgecombe
- Graphic Design – D.K. Niwa*
- Photography By [Artist's Photo] – Mike Fuller (3)
- Photography By [Front Cover Photograph] – Jody Forster
- Synthesizer [Prophet VS, Roland D50, Roland 5550, Roland Super Jupiter, Yamaha TX802, Yamaha TX812, Oberheim X Pander], Sampler [Prophet 2002, Akai S900] – David Parsons
Anmerkungen
On tray card and booklet:
Total time 72:47
All compositions © 1989 Fortuna One Music, BMI.
Manufactured and distributed by Celestial Harmonies
P.O. Box 30122
Tucson, Arizona 85751
European distribution:
Kuckuck Schallplatten
Habsburgerplatz 2
8000 München 40
W. Germany
Printed in W. Germany
℗ 1989 Fortuna Records
Recorded and mixed at: David Parsons Studio, Wellington, New Zealand
Front Cover Photograph: "Gyachung Kang, Khumbu, Nepal" © 1985 Jody Forster, courtesy of the Andrew Smith Gallery, Santa Fe
On disc:
Total time 72:47
Made in W. Germany
© 1989 Fortuna One Music, BMI.
℗ 1989 Fortuna Records
Packaged in a standard jewel case with 4-page booklet.
Total time 72:47
All compositions © 1989 Fortuna One Music, BMI.
Manufactured and distributed by Celestial Harmonies
P.O. Box 30122
Tucson, Arizona 85751
European distribution:
Kuckuck Schallplatten
Habsburgerplatz 2
8000 München 40
W. Germany
Printed in W. Germany
℗ 1989 Fortuna Records
Recorded and mixed at: David Parsons Studio, Wellington, New Zealand
Front Cover Photograph: "Gyachung Kang, Khumbu, Nepal" © 1985 Jody Forster, courtesy of the Andrew Smith Gallery, Santa Fe
On disc:
Total time 72:47
Made in W. Germany
© 1989 Fortuna One Music, BMI.
℗ 1989 Fortuna Records
Packaged in a standard jewel case with 4-page booklet.
Barcode und andere Identifikationsmerkmale
- Barcode (Text): 0 13711 70592 8
- Barcode (Scanned): 013711705928
- Labelcode: LC 8878
- Rechtegesellschaft: BMI
- Matrix / Runout: SONOPRESS C-5585 / 17059-2 A
Andere Versionen (4)
Alle anzeigen| Titel (Format) | Label | Kat.-Nr. | Land | Jahr | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Neuer Eintrag | Himalaya (Cassette, Album, Stereo, C60) | Sun Energy Communications | 009 | New Zealand | 1987 | ||
Neuer Eintrag | Himalaya (Cassette, ) | Fortuna Records | 17059-4 | Germany | 1989 | ||
Vor kurzem bearbeitet | Himalaya (CD, Album, Repress) | Fortuna Records | 17059-2 | USA, Canada & Europe | Unbekannt | ||
Vor kurzem bearbeitet | Himalaya (CD, Album, Repress) | Fortuna Records | 17059-2 | USA, Canada & Europe | Unbekannt |
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Vor 2 Jahren bearbeitetStill one of my favorite Parsons albums and I do admire his commitment to making eastern infused ambient music but this release is always a go to for over 15 years which is telling of a well composed release.
Perhaps its the instrumentation my ears are akin to you know of the time Roland D50s, Samplers and Xpanders. There's just such a fine restrained balance in tone and feel that the music just seeps into your subconscious mind begging to be heard again at some point in time when one must detach from the hustle and madness of the concrete jungle.
Himalaya conjures up imagery thru sound utilizing chants, east Indian percussion, environmental sounds all in a evocative audio soup for the hungry ear. This is transportive music nothing like what we are bombarded with in society. Its intelligent, cultured and never fodder for the knuckle dragging mainstream music consumer. Parsons never succumbs to cliche or expectations to give into a more modern compositional form instead he lets his artistic muse guide him down the paths that lead to the musical stupas!