Bim Sherman – Miracle

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Image	,	–			In Your Collection, Wantlist, or Inventory	Version Details	Data Quality
	Miracle CD, Album	Mantra Recordings – MNTCD 1004	UK	1996	UK — 1996	Recently Edited
	Miracle LP, Album	Mantra Recordings – MNTLP1004, Mantra Recordings – MNTLP 1004	UK	1996	UK — 1996	Recently Edited
	Miracle CD, Album	Musidisc – 119922	France	1996	France — 1996
	Miracle CD, Album	On-U Sound – EFA CD 18667, Mantra Recordings – EFA CD 18667, Beggars Banquet – EFA CD 18667	Germany	1996	Germany — 1996	Recently Edited
	Miracle CD, Album	Mantra Recordings – MNTCD1004	Canada	1996	Canada — 1996	Recently Edited
	Miracle CD, Album	Beggars Banquet – MNTCD 1004, Mantra Recordings – MNTCD 1004, Flying Records – MNTCD 1004	Italy	1996	Italy — 1996	Recently Edited
	Miracle Cassette, Album	Mantra Recordings – MNT MC 1004	UK	1996	UK — 1996	New Submission
	Miracle CD, Album, Promo	Beggars Banquet – TKCB-70953, Mantra Recordings – TKCB-70953	Japan	1996	Japan — 1996	New Submission
	Miracle LP, Album, White Label	Mantra Recordings – MNTLP1004	UK	1996	UK — 1996	Recently Edited
	Miracle CD, Album	On-U Sound – EFA CD 18667	Germany	1996	Germany — 1996	New Submission
	Miracle CD, Album, Reissue	Beggars Banquet – TKCB-70953, Mantra Recordings – TKCB-70953	Japan	1998	Japan — 1998	Recently Edited

Cyrilnoya May 5, 2020
referencing Miracle (LP, Album) MNTLP1004
This album is just a miracle as its name, an amazing kind of music, not enough words to describe it. RIP dear Bim.
ReeferMan May 20, 2005
Edited 19 years ago
referencing Miracle (CD, Album) MNTCD 1004
A simply stunning album that is a wonderful showcase for the talents of the core On-U Sound collective. Adrian Sherwood restrained his usual dub madness to deliver a superbly understated production job on this album. Likewise Doug Wimbish and Skip McDonald also kept it tight.

Bim Sherman's voice on this is just magical, on a par with his classic album 'Across The Red Sea'. The combo of On-U and Indian rhythms (Talvin Singh is on fire here, in fact all the musicians are) produces an inspiring, uplifting album that defies the genre conventions of dub / reggae / world music and creates a genuine masterpiece. The sum of the parts really IS greater than the whole.

This album is the soundtrack to a beautiful, peaceful summer day: mellow, spiritual, uplifting, technically awesome. I could write all day about how good this album is but I'd rather listen to it instead.