Pure Moods: Celestial Celebration | Various Artists

Pure Moods: Celestial Celebration | Various Artists | Pure Moods Collection

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	Pure Moods: Celestial Celebration Various Artists Virgin Records Us, 2004 average customer review:based on 13 reviews view larger image
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AWESOME!

If you are looking for meditation or tranquility from daily stress I recommend not only this CD, but the entire collection. I have all the Pure Moods collection and keep buying more New Age music. I feel I've invested my money in good music. I listen to pretty much anything from soft music, Rock, Salsa, Calypso to Dance-Techno music, but when I don't feel like listening to loud music, I listen to these CD collection, specially on a Sunday to reconnect with relaxation to start another heavy woking week. Also, if you like gospel, I'm sure you'll love these even though is not quite gospel music. You just reconnect yourself spiritually in this material world.

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Pure Moods Collection

The CD plays great and arrived within just days of me ordering it. Thank you.

Editorial Review

"Though Celestial Celebration seems like a title taken from the Big Book of New Age Buzzwords, the Pure Moods people do a nice job with this collection musically. There's plenty of big-name talent involved, with everyone contributing mellow material. From Charlie Hunter and Norah Jones running through a dusky jazz take on Bryan Ferry's 'More Than This' to Röksopp's percussive ping-pong remix of the Kings of Convenience nugget 'I Don't Know What I Can Save You From,' Celestial Celebration helps make quiet the new loud. Flecks of Latin influence float in on a breeze, offering cuts from Kinky and Pink Martini; elsewhere, Sheila Chandra ('Crescent Silver Scythe') and Enigma ('Voyageur') offer a refined take on chill. The Dirty Vegas car advertisement hit 'Days Go By' is reborn here as a spare acoustic ballad, and Sarah Brightman's 'What a Wonderful World' ends the album in her overly dramatic yet atmospheric and rousing style. (The crashing percussion track is a nice touch). ~ Johnny Loftus, All Music Guide"

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surprisingly good

Compilation cds are usually kind of corny because they're usually full of the same ole top 40 pop hits, but I was surprised at how enjoyable this one was. I recognized some songs and was enthralled with some new ones.

It's moody and varied and features some great female talent. It's like a mixed cd one of my girlfriends might make me with a random shuffle of artists she has saved on her realplayer.

I pop it into my car whenever I get sick of waiting for the radio to play something intelligible.

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Tracks
Here With Me - Dido | Building A Mystery (live) - Sarah McLachlan | Love of Strings - Moby | More Than This - Charlie Hunter featuring Norah Jones | Wake Up In New York - Craig Armstrong featuring Evan Dando | Have A Day/Celebratory - Polyphonic Spree | Amado Mio - Pink Martini | San Antonio - Kinky | Euphoria - Delerium | Voyageur (chillout mix) - Enigma | Crescent Silver Scythe - Sheila Chandra | I Don't Know What I Can Save You From (Royksopp mix) - Kings of Convenience | Weather Storm - Massive Attack | Harvest Moon - Cassandra Wilson | The Choking Kind - Joss Stone | Days Go By (acoustic mix) - Dirty Vegas | Ain't No Sunshine - Eva Cassidy | What A Wonderful World - Sarah Brightman

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